At first, the locals hinder the investigation into the cause of the mysterious deaths. Colors are rich, fully saturated and faithfully rendered without any flaws. Reds are especially well reproduced, although I have never seen human blood come in the particular hue that is used in the film.
Blacks are true black, plus the image boasts excellent contrast and respectable shadow detail.
Solid authoring and the use of dual layer technology keep digital compression artifacts at bay. The Dolby Digital monaural soundtrack has all of the frequency limitations of a mid-sixties production, however the dialogue is clean and the track will take a fair amount of amplification, without any significant distortion. The interactive menus feature a few segments James Bernard s creepy musical score, but are otherwise rather standard. Through the menus, one can access the expected scene selection and set up features, as well as a few extras.