Things fall apart for both of them when the object of their affections discovers them in the pool hall. To begin with, the 16mm print used for the video transfer of Pool Sharks is blurry and contrasty. I have personally projected a 16mm print of this film and can vouch for the lousy quality of that dupe, so I suspect that Madacy's print probably originated from the same supplier. Nonetheless, the picture quality is made far worse by bad video mastering. The results are just awful.
All prints are tightly-cropped on all edges of the frame.
In the tee-off scene in The Golf Specialist , heads are completely cut off by the tight framing. The sound synchronization is off by about half a second in both The Dentist and The Fatal Glass of Beer , with the sound leading the picture. The picture quality on these films are OK at best, but with the sound synchronization problems they are rendered almost unwatchable. This version uses the same DVD masters as the DVD reviewed above. These constant repackaging efforts smack of an attempt to pull a fast one on the DVD purchasing novice.