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Damnation Alley pulls from the ashes a handful of extra features, consisting primarily of an engaging retrospective commentary track and three quality featurettes.
•Audio Commentary: Producer Paul Maslansky recalls the project's history with 20th Century Fox and its competition with Star Wars at the studio, the quality of the script, the work of the cast and crew, the process of shooting the film, the picture's budget and look, the work of Director Jack Smight, the numerous special effects shots, and plenty more. This is a quality retrospective piece that really frames the film in a fascinating context. It's evenhanded, informative, and a joy to take in. Fans will love this one, and audiences looking for a historically-grounded and well-spoken commentary will enjoy it, too.
•Theatrical Trailer & TV Spot (1080p, 2:52 combined).
•Survival Run (1080p, 11:34): Co-Screenwriter Alan Sharp discusses his writing process and the challenges of adapting Roger Zelazny's novel to the big screen.
•Road to Hell (1080p, 13:22): Producer Jerome Zeitman recalls the process of creating Damnation Alley.
•LandMaster Tales (1080p, 10:14): Stunt Coordinator and Car Designer Dean Jeffries offers an up-close look at the film's famous vehicle. |
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