FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PREPARE TO BELIEVE AGAIN THE X-FILES REVELATIONS Just In Time For The Highly-Anticipated Theatrical Sequel, Eight Critical Episodes, Hand-Picked By Series Creator Chris Carter, Land On A Two-Disc DVD Compilation July 8th From Fox Home Entertainment Includes All-New Introductions To Each Episode By Creator Chris Carter & Executive Producer Frank Spotnitz, Exclusive WonderCon Panel With David Duchovny & Gillian Anderson, Teaser Trailer For The Upcoming Film & Free Movie Cash Ticket CENTURY CITY, Calif. - The truth will be out there... Fox Home Entertainment presents an exclusive insider's pass to the science-fiction television phenomenon just in time for its second trip to the big screen when "THE X-FILES" REVELATIONS descends onto a two-disc DVD collection July 8th. Selected by eight-time Emmy® Award nominated series creator Chris Carter himself, all eight full hour episodes in the compilation include special on-camera introductions by Carter and producer Frank Spotnitz, revealing why each were chosen and how they relate to the highly anticipated feature film, invading theaters on July 25th. Also featured on the set is the February 2008 WonderCon panel session with Carter and Spotnitz, as well as series stars David Duchovny (Mulder) and Gillian Anderson (Scully), making their first fan convention appearance together in several years and taking questions from rabid "X-Philes," in an interview spanning over 38 minutes. These eight essential episodes - "Pilot," "Beyond the Sea," "The Host," "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose," "Memento Mori," "The Post-Modern Prometheus," "Bad Blood" and "Milagro" - span seasons 1-6 and cover a variety of paranormal and unexplained cases centering on alien abductions, psychic phenomenon and life forms not quite human that set the stage for the eagerly anticipated sequel. As an added bonus, the DVD set also features the theatrical teaser trailer along with a free Hollywood Movie Money ticket (valued at $8.50 U.S. / $10 Canada) to see the sequel in theaters.With what do the eight episodes deal? And what clues do they offer with regard to the new movie? 1.1 “Pilot.” Spooky and Dana meet the Cancer Man as they investigate the deaths of several Oregon classmates – deaths that may be tied to alien abduction. 1.13 “Beyond the Sea.” A death row inmate offers to use his supposed psychic powers to help Mulder track down a serial killer while Scully has a vision of her recently deceased father (recently deceased “Twin Peaks” vet Don S. Davis). 2.2 “The Host.” Mulder meets the Flukeman, a breedy dude-size flatworm formed in the radioactive sewage spawned by the Soviet Union’s Chernobyl nuclear disaster. 3.4 “Clyde Bruckman’s Final Repose.” A sideshow performer offers to use his supposed psychic powers to help Mulder track down a serial killer who preys on fortune tellers. Peter Boyle won an Emmy for assaying the title role. 4.14 “Memento Mori.” Scully is diagnosed with an inoperable brain cancer common to other abductees. 5.5 “The Post-Modern Prometheus.” The agents investigate a two-faced monster who has been knocking residents of a small town. Jerry Springer cameos. 5.12 “Bad Blood.” Mulder gets the FBI into a potentially costly lawsuit after he uses a wooden stake to kill a dude he apparently mistook for a vampire. Luke Wilson plays Sheriff Lucius Hartwell. 6.18 “Milagro.” Scully falls for an apparently psychic murder suspect who bases a character in his novel on her. John Hawkes, hardware retailer Sol Star on “Deadwood,” plays the writer.