DAWN OF THE DEAD CONCLUSION LD BOX

This is the first Laserdisc.

This is the second Laserdisc.

This is the third Laserdisc.

And here is a pic of the included "Appendix CD". It is a Soundtrack CD to be precise.

Features of the Conclusion Box:
Widescreen, full CAV format, 139 minutes feature running time.
Supplemental section includes various trailers (TV and theatre),
the whole script, radio advertisment, stills collection etc...

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A collectors dream come true: All three boxsets in one place.
Left: Perfect Collection Box, in the middle Elite Box and on the right is the Conclusion Box.
Every box has it's advantages, so if you are a die-hard Zombie fan you should have all three of them!
Elite and Conclusion are the same transfer and have the same content. (Except for the OST CD).
The Conclusion Box however has the advantage that it has much better cover-art, the LD's are in
seperate jackets, and it is a rare collectors item. The disadvantage is exactly that, it is rare,
expensive and hard to get. Only other disadvantage is that there are japanese subtitles in the picture.
The Elite Box has an additional feature, it has a running commentary by George A. Romero, his wife and
Tom Savini. Pretty interesting to listen to that at least once...
The Perfect Collection is in my opinion the best box. Disatvantages first: The LD's are in CLV format,
so if you have an old player without digital field memory, there is no freeze frame available. Also the
picture quality can be only described as "poor" if you look at the other two boxsets. But now the advantages:
It features two versions of the movie: The Director's Cut and the European Cut from Dario Argento (with the great
music by Goblin). Also it has an exclusive interview with George and a walkthrough of his house, as well as a
very neat booklet in which you can see a lot of Zombie related items. But decide for yourself what you gonna get.
One final thing has to be said: The DVD morons are so proud of their "worldwide longest cut available" shit versions,
but no worries, all the scenes that make these DVD versions so long are included with EACH of the three box-sets.

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THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE NOT PART OF ANY BOX!


So here is a picture of the original japanese soundtrack CD, #KICP-438.
It was made by King Records and is excactly the same CD as in the Conclusion LD Box.
The advantage here is of course that the CD is in a jewel case and comes with a booklet.
If someone is interested, here's the tracklist:
1) L'ALBA DEI MORTI VIVENTI - 6:02
2) ZOMBI - 4:21
3) SAFARI - 2:08
4) TORTE IN FACCIA - 1:54
5) AL MORGINI DELLA FOLLIA - 1:29
6) SARATOZOM - 3:34
7) LA CACCIA - 3:36
8) TIRASSENGO - 2:48
9) OBLIO - 5:10
10) RISVEGLIO - 1:03
Do note: The soundtrack CD only features music from Goblin, and not from Romero's
"shopping-mall elevator" soundtrack. I just guess that the disc is rare nowadays...



So here is one item that was not featured in any of the item collections.
It's a computer game from the good old days, it was available for Atari ST,
Commodore Amiga and maybe some other systems. The game itself might not be a
licensed product, but it is clearly following the story-line from the movie.
You have to block-off the mall entrances with trucks, kill all Zombies inside,
put them in the fridge etc...really great to play, and hillarious soundtrack!

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