Watching some of the stuff he does in the film, it becomes apparent that Van Bebber has a pair of stones, the size of bowling balls. Unfortunately, as Goose is off doing one last drug deal, rival gang members club break into his apartment and beat his girlfriend to death. Heartbroken, Goose gives his girl a proper burial in an industrial trash compactor. After going home to do some mourning with his spaced out, junkie father, Goose decides it s time to take his revenge against the gang that killed his girl. However, there is a lot of noticeable film grain, which is exactly what I expected from this ultra-low budget 16mm production.
Colors are fairly strong and the flesh tones appear natural.
Blacks are accurately rendered, but shadow detail is as limited as the production s budget. Digital compression artifacts did not affect the image in any significant way. The Dolby Digital monaural soundtrack isn t great, but it gets the job done. The interactive menus are fairly basic, supplying the requisite scene selection feature. Supplements are also accessible through the menus, although the majority resides on the second side of the disc.