While Goodtimes has a bad reputation with some, I feel they have some excellent releases, with this disc being their finest work to date. A controversial title, one I never expected to be released on this format anytime soon, with a nice treatment as well. I hope this trend continues with future Goodtimes products, perhaps they will revisit some earlier releases and give them this type of release. This is a low budget film, so the overall image is not as sharp as better funded pictures. As such, some grain and print wear shows, but not to an extreme degree.
Flesh tones are natural, and colors appear vivid, with no distortion evident at all.
Black levels seem a little on the bright side, but detail is still high thankfully, though the shadows seem wispy at times. I noted some edge enhancement, but no other compression errors emerge. The audio is presented via a Dolby Digital 5.1 track, which gives the fullest audio experience I could hope for with this type of flick. There are some gunshots and other scattered effects, which fire up the surrounds nicely, and some bass kicks are present also. The dialogue is clear and at a reasonable volume, so no remote work needed here.