A giant octopus rises from the depths to terrorise the port of san francisco...this impressive creature feature was one of ray harryhausen's earliest showcases for his extraordinary effects'. '.strtoupper('i')t was also the film that brought him to columbia and into partnership with producer charles h schneer, with whom he would create some of the best loved fantasy and science fiction films of the twentieth century.extrashigh definition remasters of the original black white and authorised alternative colour versionsoriginal mono audioalternative 5.1 surround sound trackaudio commentary with ray harryhausen, documentary producer arnold kunert, and visual effects artists randall william cook and john brunotidal wave of terror'! '.strtoupper('2')017, 8 mins acclaimed filmmaker joe dante discusses harryhausen and it came from beneath the searemembering 'it came from beneath the sea' 2008, 22 mins interviews with ray harryhausen, john bruno and animator and author john canemakertim burton sits down with ray harryhausen 2007, 27 minsa present day look at stop motion animation 2008, 12 minsoriginal ad artwork 2007, 8 mins harryhausen expert arnold kunert details the press and advertising materials produced to market harryhausen's filmsit came from beneath the sea..'. '.strtoupper('a')gain sample pages from the comic book inspired by the filmtheatrical trailerernest dickerson trailer commentary 2013, 3 mins a short critical appreciationimage gallery extensive promotional and on set photography, poster art and archive materialsnew and improved english subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing