Overall the digital transfer is okay, with nice colors that aren't too warm or cold, and blacks that get the job done. The original master is clean, providing for pure whites and shadows. Depth of field is varied, as is attention to detail. The soundtrack is exciting but hardly definitive. The front sound stage gets the job done, with a strong dialogue mix.
Basses are decent, while middle and high ends are clean.
The overall soundtrack is expressive, but the rear speakers sound like afterthoughts. Poor No subtitles or closed captions. The only thing more anemic than the victims are the extras. Aside from a deleted scene and the standard issue main and scene access menus, there's not much here. The film is the main attraction here, and the DVD is for those with a thirst for more of the same.