Image quality is exceptional for a low budget horror flick from the early 1980s. Sharpness and detail are surprisingly good. The element used for the transfer is in great shape, with no serious flaws or distracting film grain. Colors usually have natural saturation, although some of the hues are more intense, especially the blood reds. There are no problems with chroma noise or smearing during the presentation.
Blacks appear accurate, plus the picture boasts even contrast and decent shadow detail.
The Dolby Digital monaural soundtrack is clean and free from distortion. Dialogue is crisp, plus the musical score is well recorded and reproduced. The basic interactive menus provide access to the standard scene selection feature and a theatrical trailer.