While the direction in this type of movie is minimal, you have to respect someone who tries to make Pauly Shore act. Shore gives his typical performance here, which is quite funny, especially once he gets on the farm. Shore's comedy is an acquired taste, so I can understand why some folks don't care for him. Now, all Shore staples. The colors are vibrant, especially during the outdoor scenes, and flesh tones look correct also.
Contrast is well balanced, and no compression errors or print damage is present.
This movie is dialogue driven for the most part, but the soundtrack does wake up the surrounds from time to time. Aside from the music though, there's little activity in the rear, with the focus on the front channels. But this is acceptable given the material, and dialogue sounds great, no volume issues at all. The trailer, and that's it.