The image looks excellent, crisp and sharp, one of the best overall transfers I've seen. Since the film was brought to home video shortly after it left theaters, the print is pristine, with few mars or nicks. As I talked about above, the movie has some great visuals, including some unique color and lighting use. The colors are streaming with vibrance, but even at their most colorful, remain free of bleeding or other errors. Also looking sharp in the color areas are the metallic tones, which look awesome here.
Black levels are correct and sharp, detail is high as well.
There aren't any. The audio on the disc is presented in 5.1 surround, and it sounds very good. Usually dialogue drives the film, although some scene show some serious activity. Also, some very eerie, more subtle effects surface, to help set the mood. The end sequence should produce some good audio for you to enjoy, although the speakers never really light up in this movie.