The Eye... Infinity

The disc offers an impressive array of sound options and picture quality is excellent, which means this horror movie scares the eyes and ears for all the right reasons.

The Making Of documentary is a paltry 13-odd minutes but is informative and features the directors, producers and cast. The brief runtime means there isn't much of note but the true stories and superstitions that inspired the movie's '10 ways to see a ghost' theme are revealed. It adds a creepy slant to think some of that stuff has worked - and certain consequences happened.

Ghosts are always more scary than Jeepers Creepers-type monsters and adding a dash of reality to this already creepy mix will add to horror fans' satisfaction.

The theatrical trailer is the usual - showing you the best bits of the movie - while the Tartan reel offers the trailers for three other hit films released by the distributor, Oldboy, Lady Vengeance and Sympathy For Mr Vengeance. All are worth seeing, so hopefully a few viewers will do so.

In terms of scene selection, you get 16 chapters - not bad for an 84 minute film. Overall, not much but high quality. Can't be bad.