And Swayzee's performance may actually be the best in this dull-witted thriller. Packaged as a special edition from Sterling, the DVD includes audio commentary from director David Carson. There are video interviews with the director, producer and cast members that do little more than explain the characters and situations. The transfer is pretty decent. It doesn't have much snap, but it's reasonably sharp.
Colors are fine.
I am not sure if the dull material numbed my visual sensibilities, but the DVD seemed thoroughly unexceptional. There's a fair amount of information encoded to the surrounds, and the dialogue is painfully clear. The best thing I can say about this movie is that I watched it through and did not fall asleep. I'm glad I didn't have wine with dinner. The Movie Poster Archive include extensive poster images from the films of stars like Susan Hayward, Kirk Douglas, Katharine Hepburn and many more.