Of course, Frank heeds John s warning, and survives the warehouse fire that was supposed to claim his life. While John is elated that his father lived past his boyhood, Frank s survival changes a large chunk of history, thus allowing a serial killer to claim even more victims in 1969. With no other choice, Frank and John are forced to team up across the boundaries of time to track down this unknown killer. The plot contains elements of fantasy, sci-fi, family drama and crime thriller. As always, New Line has done a superb job with the video and audio presentation of the film.
Picture quality is stunning, with the transfer delivering a crisp, finely detailed image.
There is a tiny bit of film grain in picture, but otherwise it is quite flawless. Colors are beautifully rendered, with natural saturation and appealing flesh tones. There are no signs of chromatic distortion or color bleeding anywhere during the presentation. Although the picture is a little dark at times, there is still a good level of shadow detail. The blacks are a perfect inky black, which gives the darker scenes a genuine sense of character.