I think everyone knows how bad films like this can be and we will forgive them. Films this old and as seeped in cult notoriety are simply welcomed on DVD, so let's welcome it. Blood Feast looks very good on disc. Better than anyone in their right mind would ever imagine. The source looks old, but it's surprisingly well rendered.
Colors are deep, reds jump off the screen and the contrasts work well.
On the audio side, we get a standard mono track that sounds pretty good. It's hard to really judge, because the original sound work was pretty poor. For what these films are, I don't think you'll ever see a better version. These outtakes are set-ups, alternate shots or longer takes not used in the film. It's interesting, but not something I think everyone will watch.