Both of these movies are rather slow moving older adult productions. Unfortunately, neither flick is what they call "action-packed." The quality of transition to DVD perfectly compliments the mediocrity of these two works. Both are of average quality, but suffer from many video flaws. Though the color is good in Pickup Lines, the picture is a bit dark and fuzzy. There are also some badly pixelated edges, some blotchy colors, and a light moire pattern.

Dr. Neil Down takes it upon himself to help troubled women to fix their sexual problems. Unfortunately, the colors in Dr. Neil Down's Video Casebooks appear washed out and blurry. The original tape was of bad quality, but the transition to DVD added more image flaws. There is a lot of pixelation around the edges, and there is a bit of a moire pattern over the image.