His concerns begin to effect him at work and he goes to see a therapist. The therapist tries hypnosis allowing Craig to recall the events of the mysterious night in question. Under hypnosis, Craig is able to unlock memories of an alien abduction, which convinces him that the child Sherry is carrying isn't of this world. As far as unenhanced transfers go, this one isn't going to excite anyone. Sharpness and detail rate as average, although color reproduction fares better.
Flesh tones appear natural and color saturation is pretty good.
Contrast appears a little washed out, precluding a true black level. The Dolby Digital soundtrack is of the two-channel variety and decodes to standard surround. As spoiled as I am by fully discrete Dolby Digital 5.1, this track proved that it could hold its own. Channel separation is pretty good across the front, plus the track offers clean dialogue reproduction. The surround channels provide ambience and a number of directional effects, but are nowhere as intense as a fully discrete track.