I'm sure it wasn't easy to make a serious movie about a killer Sedan, but it has been done here and Silverstein is a driving force behind that. I recommend Cat Ballou, A Man Called Horse, Flashfire, and Nightmare Honeymoon. This film has a very solid cast, which is led by the ever popular James Brolin who gives a terrific turn in this one. This movie might be over twenty years old, but the clean source print used doesn't look dated or faded in any way and nicks and wear signs are at a minimum. The colors are based within a more natural scope, but still retain some brightness and flesh tones seem accurate and warm.
Contrast looks good also, with complex shadows and no visible detail loss to be seen.
This release uses a remastered Dolby Digital 5.1 track which offers a solid, but unimpressive audio experience. The surrounds are used mostly for the musical score, but some effects make their way through also and sound very good. This isn't an audio heavy picture so don't expect the speakers to shake off the walls, but this is a fine mix. The dialogue is crisp and clear, with no volume or separation issues to deal with. A 2.0 surround track is also included, if you're interested.