Contrast levels seems accurate, no serious issues to discuss with them. Where the transfer falls apart is the compression area, which leaves the image littered with frequent errors, such as shimmering and pixillation. While this does happen often, the visuals are still decent, but it's damn distracting to tell the truth. Where the video fails, the audio succeeds, with an outstanding remastered 5.1 track used. The effects are minimal, used mostly for atmosphere via subtle audio, with audio focusing on dialogue, which is key to the flick.
Every word come through loud and clear, with no problems to report at all.
The disc contains some decent bonus materials, including a commentary by actors Lukas Haas and David Arquette. This track is a good listen for fans of the movie, and has some interesting tidbits about the making of the film.