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One of the few "making-of" documentaries made for video that was actually produced by the filmmakers and not the studio. It also stands as one of the longest, running just under 224 minutes.
Was originally intended to be about one hour long, but when Universal postponed Peter Jackson's take on King Kong due to an inflation of monster movies that year (Godzilla (1998) and Mighty Joe Young (1998) being the prime examples), Jackson was able to expand and delve deeper into this documentary, making it exceptionally longer. Jackson finally did make King Kong (2005) for Universal seven years later.
This immense documentary is featured on the laserdisc for The Frighteners (1996), released in 1998 and on the Director's Cut DVD released in 2005. The DVD contains 3.5 hours on side 2 of the disc and the extra hour of storyboards on side 1.
