The commentary for this little-known indie horror is great, the only drawback being that there's six different people, two or three of whom barely say a word. I was hoping to hear more from Angela Bettis about her process or experience working on the movie, as her performance is, I think, one of the most amazing ever committed to film. The track is dominated by director Lucky McKee and the editor, whose name I don't remember, and actress Nicole Hiltz. The track is pretty evenly balanced between behind-the-scenes info and general silly banter. At one point, inexplicably, they stop talking and launch into a harmonica solo. It's very bizarre, but enormously fun to listen to.

This track is very similar to the first in tone, with the notable difference that the crew is joined by a very strange fellow who is identified as, but almost certainly is not, the craft services guy, Benji. I have no idea where the hell he came from, but it's another informative/amusing track. You can tell these folks have been friends for a long time. I also enjoyed the comments of Jay Barnes Luckett, who contributed a wonderful low-budget score to the film.