(USA Release, September 5, 2006)

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The point of view pulls away, to review several tv sets)
(Notice that the animated smoke is not coming from Farley's cigarette, but from his lap)
(all 8 television sets showcase a clip from the film --vs just pics-- but only the center 4 sets are links to that specific scene)

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(Dolby and Dolby 5.1 --not much a difference there)
(Spanish Mono --interesting to hear.  Some subtitles appear during this language track.  Most intriging: this language leaves out the wardrobe lady's "Whoops!" at the start of film, and also, the "prizes" during Bitchin' In The Kitchen are said in spanish.  All songs are in English.)
Audio Commentary - non-stop, for the most part.  Great job.  However, on/off option not available on this page, but this option (Commentary) does present on/off options in Special Features section.

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When you click on Special features, the "tv" shows Farley's comercial --sped up super fast-- ending on a close up of the side of the star symble from the ad.

And now...here's what you see for each special feature...

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Okay, here's the story for those who wanna know...

• Concept of "Theatrical Trailer" was conceived, where Cosmo's promotional face would introduce a series of clips from the film set against the title track.
• Trouble was...once the clips were strung together as one piece to the tune of Shock Treatment, the art department had yet to come up with a promotional image of Cosmo's face, nor the infamous script-like font.
• So while they waited for "Cosmo" to come to life, they sent out VERY few promotional trailers of the "song" of clips--and just tagged on the title (see image above) at the very end.  The font was based on the D-E-N-T-O-N letters used in Denton USA set.
• The purpose of sending out these unfinished trailers were just to help get the word out in advance.  While it is called "International" trailer, by today's terms, it would be considered a "Teaser" trailer.

(And of course, we have the story behind this one too)

• The bulk of the trailer is the exact same as the international trailer.  Read above.
• Once Cosmo's promotional face shot was captured (red is an overall theme for the film), they placed "jail cell bars" behind him, to represent Brad's situation in the film.
• For the Rocky Horror fans, a pair of lips (I would love to know who provided them. Pat?) was placed on top of Cosmo's lips, while Richard O'Brien's voice (as Cosmo) introduces himself and the film.
• After Cosmo's introduction, we see the clip mentioned above with the title track as the music.
• After the title track/clip, Cosmo returns to the tagline basically, before laughing.

Basically, a long featurette with lots of info about how Shock Treatment came to be, with lots of rare photos and several interviews with cast and crew.  Here's some images...

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And finally...