Utilizing the steady stream of derelict criminals who enter the soup kitchen as disposable help, Wagner pulls off a crime spree and then buries the bodies of his spent gang members in the basement. Things, however, take an unexpected turn, when we discover that the drug-addicted doctor in Wagner's employ has been resurrecting all of the dead criminals and hiding them in a secret chamber. Well lit scenes offer more detail, than those that are purposefully dark. There are the expected age related scratches and blemishes on the element, but they are never too distracting. Blacks are fairly accurate, but whenever the picture gets dark, the image becomes somewhat muddy.
Whites are stable and contrast is decent.
Digital compression artifacts are not a problem. The Dolby Digital monaural soundtrack has some rough patches, where the music becomes distorted, but for the most part dialogue is intelligible. Additionally, there is a background hiss that can be overlooked at moderate volume levels. The basic interactive menus provide access to the standard scene selection and set up features, as well as some production notes. Roan's DVD presentation is fairly solid, making the disc worth checking out.