A widescreen anamorphic transfer can be found on this DVD of William Hurt's debut from the novel by Paddy Chayefsky. English and French subtitles are included. The picture is naturally colored, but a bit hazy and dark. Although the remastered Dolby Digital Audio produces rich audio tones, the visual special effects are dated and look rather obviously matted over one another. Included as special features are brief cast biographies/filmographies (text only), two theatrical trailers, two TV spots (TV trailers basically) called "The Most Dangerous Experiment" and "Float Naked," and a text-only behind-the-scenes section. A small booklet included with the DVD case offers brief production notes.

For 250 years, a towering man-beast with wings and razor-talons has been snacking on humans in the forests of New Jersey's Pine Barrens, where investigator Christine Tatum (Michelle Maryk) is sent by the District Attorney (Lesley-Anne Down) to get to the bottom of a recent rash of mutilations. Once there, Tatum meets eccentric recluse Shroud (Cliff Robertson).

A child's toy becomes a mother's worst nightmare in the popular 1980s horror movie Child's Play. Sadly, MGM has dropped the ball by producing a 1.33:1 full frame transfer of this film. Overall, the colors appear sharp and black levels dark and solid. However, this image sports a lot of grain, dirt, and some edge enhancement. The audio is presented in Dolby Stereo in French and English and sounds only passable. While the bulk of this track is free of any hiss or distortion, most of the soundtrack is only filtered through the center and front speakers. Also included on this disc are closed captions in English. The only extra features to be found on this disc include a theatrical trailer for the film and a collectable booklet. Maybe in the future MGM will produce a much better edition of this horror classic; until then, fans are stuck with this mediocre disc.

Inspired by the popular Disneyland ride, The Haunted Mansion stars Eddie Murphy as the head of a family that finds itself vying against a group of 999 ghosts in the titular abode. Also starring Jennifer Tilly and Terence Stamp, the film comes to DVD in widescreen with Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound. A dubbed French audio track in Dolby Digital Stereo and Spanish are also included. Along with the feature presentation, the disc is packed with supplemental extras. Among the bells and whistles are a blooper reel, a collection of deleted scenes, a virtual tour of the mansion, and two behind-the-scenes featurettes. For viewers with DVD-ROM capabilities, there is additional bonus material, including a history of the theme-park-attraction behind the movie, a ghost maker, photo galleries, and desktop themes. A full-screen version with the same features is also available.