In the world of the nightmare, a little blood adds colour!
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The story appears simple on the surface, but is revealed, especially after multiple viewings, as more multilayered and textured. … Admittedly never terrifying, but in equal measures fascinating, worrying, disquieting and enveloping, I Start Counting is as near-perfect an end to a decade as one could hope for—a genre essential.
D.R. Shimon, The Shrieking Sixties: British Horror Films 1960-1969 (Midnight Marquee Press, 2010)
Selected disc options for I Start Counting
| Extras | Fun City Editions BD-A/US 2020 | BFI BD-B/UK 2021 |
|---|---|---|
| Audio Commentary by Samm Deighan | has extra | has extra |
| Introduction by Actress Jenny Agutter | has extra | |
| Loss of Innocence - Video Essay by Chris O’Neill | has extra | has extra |
| Worlds within Worlds: The Musical Mindscapes of Basil Kirchin - With Jonny Trunk | has extra | |
| An Apprentice with a Master's Ticket - Interview with Writer Richard Harris | has extra | |
| A Kickstart - Interview with Actress Jenny Agutter | has extra | has extra |
| Stills Gallery [BFI] | has extra | |
| Stills Gallery [Fun City] | has extra | |
| Theatrical Trailer | has extra | has extra |
| “Charley in New Town” | has extra | |
| “Danger on Dartmoor” | has extra | |
| “Don’t Be Like Brenda” | has extra | |
| “New Town from Old” | has extra | |
| “New Towns for Old” | has extra |
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Notes
- Fun City Editions’ Blu-ray includes a 12-page booklet with writing by Amanda Reyes (“I Start Directing: David Greene’s Complicated Family Stories”) and Matt Stephenson (“Remembrances of Basil Kirchin, David Green and ‘I Start Counting’”).
- BFI’s Blu-ray includes a 24-page booklet with writing by Josephine Botting (“Rainbows in My Mind”).