From Italian director Pupi Avati (The House With Laughing Windows) Zeder combines the aesthetics and atmospherics of the Giallo feature with those of the zombie movie in a slickly presented horror thriller.

When Stefano, a young novelist is given a vintage typewriter as a birthday present, he discovers that the machine's ribbon contains the writings of a scientist proposing the existence of 'K-Zones', places where the dead can actually rise from their graves.

Stylish, creepy and downright chilling, Zeder is the perfect movie for lovers of 80s Italian exploitation

• Audio Commentary by Kim Newman
• Audio Commentary by Barry Forshaw and Eugenio Ercolani
• Eugenio Ercolani Featurettes