While trapped in the cloakroom, Frankie sees the apparition of a young girl reenact the circumstances of her murder, which occurred in that very same room ten years earlier. Just as the ghostly visage disappears, the shadowy figure of the killer bursts into the cloakroom and begins searching for something. Instead of his objective, the killer discovers Frankie whom he attacks and almost kills. While Frankie hovers in the twilight realm between life and death, the ghost of the young girl asks Frankie to help reunite her with her mother and finally put her soul to rest. The Letterboxed transfer is quite lovely and reproduces Russell Carpenter's glowing nostalgic cinematography quite well.
Images are richly detailed and the colors are vibrantly hued throughout.
The mix also uses Frank LaLoggia's musical score to great effect. Elite Entertainment's supplemental materials include a running commentary with the director. Fans will especially enjoy LaLoggia's informative talk about this very personal film. There are also a number of deleted and alternated takes from the film. Theatrical trailers, television spots, radio spots and a still picture gallery fill out the supplements that mirror the Laserdisc release.