However, after looking at the movie today, with a more critical eye, the movie seems to be a hodgepodge of camp and tedium. Of course everyone is surprised when the flesh-eating zombies gatecrash the thespian s wrap party, but that s what you get for practicing black magic without a license. The image is at times a little soft and a little grainy, but is otherwise quite watchable. Dark scenes are very dark, with little shadow detail, but this is reflective of the original cinematography. Colors have respectable saturation, although flesh tones tend to be a little unnatural.
Blacks are genuinely black and the contrast is a bit harsh at times.
The Dolby Digital monaural soundtrack is adequate to the unenviable task of reproducing the film s low fidelity sound. There is some mild distortion on the soundtrack, which never interferes with one s ability to discern every idiotic utterance coming from the actor s mouths. The interactive menus are very simple, but provide access to the standard scene selection feature as well as the DVD s extras.