Colors are well maintained and saturated, and rarely is there any bleed in them. Flesh tones are natural and even. Nonetheless, it still could have benefited greatly from anamorphic enhancement. The 5.1 audio track is also very good. There is a good use of rear surround separation, particularly notable during the thunderstorm scene.
Dialogue is clear, decipherable, and for the most part maintained to the center speaker.
This is not an overly dynamic sound mix, but my guess is that if you're watching this film, you're not looking for sound effects and spacial integration. The extras are noteworthy. First off, there are some nifty little menu screens, set up like a family photo album to take you through the different areas of the disc. Select an area, and the page flips. There is a running commentary by Lemmons and a few of the other filmmakers.