It's a bad, bad movie, but if you feel you need to see it anyway, you've been given ample warning. It's a relatively grainy looking film with a slightly washed look to it. Colors are intact and black level is somewhat detailed, but on the whole it's just not a great looking picture. Again, this is an instance where anamorphic enhancement would have done wonders for picture quality. The audio is an adequate mono track.
Dialogue is clear and without distortion.
John Carpenter and Alan Howarth provided the soundtrack to Halloween III , and it sounds just fine but lacks the dynamic range of 2.0 stereo and 5.1 mixes. Extra features are non-existent here. In Goodtimes favor, they are a small studio, so chances are they couldn't even afford a theatrical trailer for the film. This film does have its audience, so a little something extra would have been welcome. I really don't know what else to tell you about this release.