Upon her arrival at the school, Jennifer discovers that there is serial killer is on the loose in the surrounding area. As I said, the plot has a low believability factor. Still, Argento delivers the requisite shocks and gore that his fans have come to expects. The transfer itself is quite good, delivering a sharp, well-defined image that is a perfect representation of the film's cinematography.
Dark scenes contain respectable shadow detail and limited appreciable film grain.
Blacks are true and the overall contrast is quite good. The soundtrack has been effectively re-mixed into Dolby Digital 5.1 by the folks at Chase Productions. Even the surround channels are well deployed in the mix. Music, which plays an important part in the film's soundtrack, is given a boost by the Dolby Digital re-mix. Additionally, dialogue is always clean and intelligible.