The most bizarre thing about this Bizarre DVD is its very existence. Mastering DVDs — and this is an excellent one, technically speaking — ain't cheap. So why, oh why, would you scrape this far down in the barrel for a title to release?

Ironically, the transfer is pretty damned good, with its sharp definition and accurate colors highlighting just how awful the source video was. The Dolby 5.1 claim on the package is a bit effusive. The disc is actually in two-channel Dolby. Extras include cast photos and a handful of stills.