corners. Fine detail, too, fails to impress; there are a few objects -- chipped paint, rusted metal, with the design of the work, inspiring him to bring nightmare realms to the screen. Joined by producer Samuel Hadida, Gans was able to secure Dance Of The Pyramid (HD, 36:36) – Interview with actor Roberto Campanella. He discusses how Gans had influenced his work on the film draws a circle around his career and dance and how he incorporated it into his work.

Silent Hill is a strong piece of filmmaking from a visually-driven director that, while not containing the most interesting story, excels aesthetically. Whether that makes it one of the best video game adaptations is up for debate, but Scream Factory’s Collector’s Edition Blu-ray release certainly gives the film a more welcome presence on disc in the U.S. Art" (21:21), Gans discusses his mission to interact with the fan base, working very hard to make a proper adaptation, but also remaining Christophe Gans and screenwriter Roger Avary trying to master a specific approach that respects the exploratory origins of the original games,creative path. Work with Bob Keen changed Jones's life, giving the young man a job and instilling him with the confidence to become part of the Another vintage EPK titled Around the Film (5 minutes) provides a behind-the-scenes look at the set design and includes interviews with the producers and cinematographer.

participation in "Silent Hill: Revelations." Campanella closes with reflections on the picture's fans and his pride in the work. In A Tale of Two Jodelles (26 minutes), actress Jodelle Ferland shares her memories of the shoot and what it was like growing up as a child actress. She shares several production stories and has kind words for her director and co-stars. Two photo galleries provide a look at the marketing campaign. The first contains publicity shots and promotional stills while the second offers a selection of international poster art. newcomers. He highlights compromises with the studio, including the addition of Sean Bean's character. Influences are important to the helmer, who challenge of playing multiple roles. Production memories are brief but numerous, including her time with all the monsters of the film. While

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The second part of this interview, titled simply Silent Hill (26 minutes), finds Jones sharing several production stories, including working with the director, prepping for the shoot and designing specific gags. He reveals his favorite creatures and offers his first impressions of the finished film. He also briefly discusses the work he contributed to the sequel. Rose (Radha Mitchell) and her husband Christopher (Sean Bean) have a newly-adopted daughter named Sharon (Jodelle Ferland) who’s having nightmares about a place called Silent Hill, which she calls out in her sleep but can’t remember upon waking. Going against her husband’s wishes, Rose drives Sharon to this mysterious place in the hope of ridding her of the nightmares once and for all. After a car accident, Rose wakes up to find Sharon missing and pursues her into the fog-laden town of Silent Hill, followed closely by a concerned police officer (Laurie Holden). Soon they discover a dead town, covered in ash and full of monsters who come out after nightfall, as well as a cult with a sinister past, lead by a pious woman (Alice Krige).