Tom Savini's remake of George A. Romero's highly influential horror classic gets a dignified presentation on DVD. Night of the Living Dead has been given two transfers for this edition, a letterboxed version in the widescreen aspect ratio of 1.85:1 (which is also enhanced for anamorphic playback on 16 x 9 monitors), and a pan-and-scan transfer at 1.33:1. The original English-language audio has been mastered in Dolby Digital Surround, while a dubbed track in Portuguese appears in Dolby Digital Mono. Optional subtitles in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, and Thai are included. Among the bonus materials on this release are a commentary track from director Savini, a short documentary on the making of the movie, notes on the production, biographies of the cast and crew, and the original theatrical trailer.

For fans of the TV dating show Blind Date, it's hard to get any better than this -- the Ultimate Uncensored DVD box set, which includes the classic Blind Date Uncensored Deluxe Edition, the Freaks & Weirdos disc, and the nasty Dates From Hell compilation. If you've just seen the show, you might remember a few of the segments here and there, but never before have you seen them uncensored! The Deluxe Edition is the main highlight of this box -- sold separately through television ads for months before the DVD release, it's the ultimate party tape that truly lives up to the "Uncensored" tag (which means lots and lots of nudity). The other two are full of unbelievable clips, but they really don't offer anything crazier than what you see on the show (non-bleeped foul language aside). Sadly, host Roger Lodge is missing from all of the fun, though that just makes the action that much more non-stop. Tech-wise, the picture comes in full-frame 1.33:1 and is graced with a Dolby Digital Stereo track, which is really all it needs. If you've ever had a blind date or can't get enough of the show, pick this pack up -- you won't be disappointed.