All of these were text offerings. We got filmographies and essays about Demme, Foster and Hopkins, and also another text feature that discussed other films within the same genre. These materials are all solid pieces and I don't know why they failed to appear on the DVD - since they all use text, there would have been enough space for them. The Silence of the Lambs has earned a place in American culture and folklore, and it's well deserved. The movie stands at the top of its genre and also as one of the best films of the last decade.
Criterion offer the movie with decent picture and sound and a nice complement of supplements.
This is a DVD that belongs in all collections - highly recommended.