I'd almost swear I noticed several details I hadn't seen before, and I've seen this film many times. While the darker tones dominate this film, color finds a place as well, and the colors look sharp and bright here, with clean flesh tones and no hints of distortion. In addition to revamping the visual transfer for this film, Anchor Bay has also remastered the soundtrack in a wonderful Dolby Digital 5.1 track. Of course, this track doesn't sound as full or polished as a pure 5.1 track, but it sure sounds much better than previous offerings. The surrounds are used mostly for the eerie music, but plenty of subtle effect occur as well, this track sets a perfect atmosphere for the film.
Dialogue is crisp and clear as well, no volume or separation issues at all.
The disc also contains a 2.0 surround track as well as the original mono, so all bases should be covered here. This disc contains some excellent supplements, including a half hour documentary titled Halloween Unmasked 2000. This piece contains interviews with most of the cast and crew, as well as some tours of the houses, which is quite cool. You'll also find a gallery of promotional pieces, such as three television spots, three radio spots, and a pair of theatrical trailers. I love it when studios include massive trailers and spots, it lets us see how the film was marketed around the release.