Flesh tones appear correct, as do most of the other hues. Reds tend to be more intensely saturated the majority of the colors in the film, although in some cases, they do bleed beyond their boundaries. Blacks are well rendered, but the level of shadow detail is somewhat limited. Digital compression artifacts are held in check throughout the presentation. The 5.1 channel sound mix is an improvement over monaural, but the original sound recordings still seem to suggest the low budget nature of the production.
Sound fidelity is limited, giving the track a flat, uninspired quality.
However, the new mix does take advantage to the discrete nature of Dolby Digital for sound effect placement, especially during action scenes. The forward soundstage is especially active, with very good channel separation. Dialogue is well reproduced and maintains its intelligibility throughout. Subtitles are available on the DVD in English. The interactive menus have an interesting look, but are otherwise very basic.