The French Blu-ray profile of "Panic sur Florida Beach" (a.k.a. Matinee) in the database currently has both Feature Trailers and Bonus Trailers added in Features.

There is definitely one Feature Trailer for "Matinee" on the disc — but the other Trailer is for "Mant!" which was basically a B&W short "film within a film" that is used within the main film. This was shot and produced at the same time as "Matinee" for the specific purpose of using some of that footage in the final film.

The complete footage of "Mant!" is on the disc under "Bonus Features" and plays for 17 minutes. It also has the original "Mant!" Trailer included separately under Bonus Features.

That is the only thing on the disc that could be construed as a "Bonus Trailer" — but is that really a valid Bonus Trailers entry?  The "Mant!" Trailer does appear in the feature film "Matinee". It's really nothing more than a "Fake Trailer" that was specifically shot to be used within it.

That same "Mant!" Trailer can be viewed here:

It's a "Featurette", not more not less.

It is a Featurette.
According to the OP the Trailer is part of the main-feature -> Presenting it separately still keeps it associated with the film in combination with the footage (documentation) for this "Trailer" it surely qualifies as Featurette.

Quoting Lewis_Prothero:

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It is a Featurette.
According to the OP the Trailer is part of the main-feature -> Presenting it separately still keeps it associated with the film in combination with the footage (documentation) for this "Trailer" it surely qualifies as Featurette.

I agree with this.

Where in that trailer is there documentary info on the film Matinee or the people that made it in that fake trailer? I watched that youtube video and do not see any. And that is what the rules state is needed for Featurette....

Rules Quote:

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Featurettes Any video documentary material regarding the film, or those associated with it.

Notice especially the part of the rules I put in bold. If there is none... it is not a Featurette per Rules.

Even if it is associated with the film (I never said it wasn't).... it still is only a fake trailer... it is NOT Documentary Material REGARDING the film or those that are in it... as the rules say it must be. Show me anywhere that the movie Matinee or the people who made Matinee is even mentioned in that fake trailer.

They are not... so I honestly don't see how it can be considered a featurette.

Quoting Addicted2DVD:

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So...

1. There is no Documentary Material (a fake trailer is not a documentary)
2. The fake trailer is not REGARDING (about) the main feature or those that made it. (Yes it is associated with it, but nothing about it)

Regarding doesn't mean about.

Regarding means "In reference to; with respect to; concerning". (http://www.thefreedictionary.com/regarding)

Maybe I put in bold a little too far... but I do not believe it is regarding the main feature or the people that made it. I remain in that opinion. I personally would vote no to it being a feaurette.... and I am sorry but the only one that can convince me differently is Invelos themselves. And then I would still never be convinced it is a featurette... but that it would be an exception to how the featurette rule is written.