Mike Binder seems to the creative force behind the movie, as he serves as it's writer, director, main male character. The initial scenes after the first threesome are also well done by Binder. As this was not created with a wide theatrical release in mind, the image is full frame, which looks good. It appears as though the image is framed well, just an open matte of sorts, with no panning or scanning visible. The image looks good, with very little flecks or other signs of print wear able to be seen.
Colors are excellent, with rich hues and colorful tones throughout.
Flesh tones are natural as well, no distortion or tint issues. Black levels are deep and correct as well, with good shadow separation and no detail loss. The disc is also free of compression problems such as pixillation and edge enhancement. The disc uses a Dolby stereo surround track, and it is sufficient for the style of movie this is. The surrounds are not very active, but this is a comedy, I wouldn't expect them to be.