It looks incredibly sharp. It's made from the original 35mm fine-grain print master. And that's different from a print. When the film was sold to England, they took the camera negative and made what you call a fine-grain print master, with picture and sound, and that was sent over to England. They made their negative from that to make the print.
Fine grain is one generation sharper than the actual one released in the theater.
So that's why it's exquisite. I bought it from someone who had bought one of the foreign territory rights. It had been in England since it was released there. They had footage markers on what should be step-printed and what should be tinted and where the tint should come in. Everytime, apparently, with the presence of the zombies, they started just barely tinting.