Hey Gang,

Anchor Bay has provided us with 5 copies of Laid To Rest to give away to our readers! The title streets today (April 21) so if you haven’t pre-ordered the title just yet, try your luck with our contest if you can handle the hurdle of sending us an email (difficult, we know).

Here’s the P.R. scoop from the folks at Anchor Bay and after that you’ll see instructions on how to participate in the contest. Good luck!

Laid to Rest is the terrifying story of a young girl (Bobbi Sue Luther) who wakes up in a casket with a traumatic head injury and no memory of her identity. She quickly realizes she was abducted by ChromeSkull (Nick Principe), a metal-masked serial killer with the money and means to emulate the 1980s Slashers. Isolated in an unfamiliar rural town, “the Girl” and those who have come to her aid must survive the night and outsmart the technologically inclined murderer – who video records his vicious killings and is determined to finish his masterpiece tape featuring "the Girl." Sean Whalen (Never Been Kissed, Men In Black), Kevin Gage (Heat, GI Jane) and veteran character actor Richard Lynch (Rob Zombie’s Halloween, Invasion USA) co-star.

Laid To Rest was photographed with the revolutionary Panasonic HPX-3000 high-definition 1080p camera in the AVC Intra Mode - the first ever feature film completed with this technology. This advance in filmmaking technology parallels ChromeSkull’s penchant for gadgetry, making this unforgettable excursion into technological terror nothing less than the first true digital horror film!

Laid To Rest not only marks ChromeSkull’s debut feature, but the DVD cuts straight to the heart of what it takes to create a memorable movie monster. Go behind the metal mask with such piercing bonus features as:

• Audio Commentary with Writer/Director Robert Hall and Actor/Producer Bobbi Sue Luther
• “Postmortem: The Making of Laid To Rest”
• The SFX of Laid To Rest
• Deleted Scenes
• Bloopers
• Theatrical Trailer

Specs:

• Street Date: April 21, 2009
• Run Time: 90 Minutes
• Rating: Not Rated
• MSRP: $26.97
• Format: Anamorphic Widescreen (1.78:1)
• Audio: Dolby Surround 5.1

How To Enter

These contests at dvdfile are ultra easy: just send us your name and address via email with the word “LAID” in the subject (yes, I had a chuckle typing that too) and you’re entered to win (winners are picked at random after the contest has come to a close). We promise that your information will not be passed on to another party nor will we use it for any form of advertising. We respect your privacy and the only reason we ask for your name and address is so we can mail you your DVD!

The Deadline

Send your entries to contest@dvdfile.com by 11:59pm Pacific Time on Sunday, May 10th to be eligible. Please put the keyword “LAID” in the subject line of your email (the appropriate keyword must appear in the subject line or your entry may be missed in our inbox).

The Rules

• Only one entry per person per contest.
• Due to restrictions by the studios (they provide the prizes), only residents of the USA and Canada are eligible.
• Only street addresses are acceptable; carriers will not deliver to post office boxes.
• To be fair to readers who actually have to pay for their discs, employees of studios, and webmasters and reviewers of other DVD sites are not eligible.
• Only one winner per household per month is eligible (If you should win this giveaway, you will not be eligible to win another contest until after four weeks).

Please allow two to four weeks for delivery of any prize.