Extra Features:

• Commentary - this audio commentary was recorded by critics Eugenio Ercolani and Nanni Cobretti. The commentators share a lot of information about the production history of Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2, the character of Sarah Asproon (who appears in two other films), Joe D'Amato's career, and Italian cinema.
• Filmirage: From Dawn Till Dusk - in this program, dubbing director Mark Thompson Ashworth discusses his background and relocation to Italy, and the work he did on various Italian genre films, like Tinto Brass' Paprika and Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2. In English, not subtitled. (41 min).
• Seven Notes, Eleven Nights - in this program, composer Piero Montanari explains how he entered the Italian film industry and began working with Joe D'Amato. Montanari also addresses the soundtrack he created for Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2. In Italian, with English subtitled. (22 min).
• Eros in the Plastic Age - in this program, music historian Pierpaolo De Sanctis discusses the career and legacy of composer Piero Montanari, who scored many of Joe D'Amato's erotic and explicit sex films, several of his closest competitors, and the big changes in scoring practices that the 1980s introduced in Italy. (It is when synthesizer music began dominating). In Italian, with English subtitled. (20 min).
• Italian Credits - presented here are original Italian opening and closing credits for Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2. (3 min).
• Booklet - an illustrated booklet featuring writings by critics Calum Waddell and Rachel Nisebet, as well as technical credits.
• Cover - reversible cover.