Title: Classic that SHINES on Blu-ray
Review: I won't burden you with a full-length review of the film, or the rise and fall of the gang "Street Thunder". I will say that this is easily the best presentation of Carpenter's classic yet. With the exception of a few very grainy, barely-improved scenes, the film film is absolutely crystal clear, and surely looks better than it did in the theater. Most notable flaws is the opening scene, and a couple inside the Anderson precinct that look so lousy, they look out of place compared to the quality of the rest of the film.It also includes an old (but great) Carpenter commentary, an old Q&A; with JC and Austin Stoker, and an isolated track for Carpenter's excellent, creepy score. I can't give this five stars because the picture isn't perfect in a few spots. But overall, it's great, and if you're a fan, do not hesitate to pic up this 70s gem.
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