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Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs  The picture has a lot of white specks/damage near the beginning. I know they had to use two sources, so that would explain why it gets better, but the sound is awful. It's like you're listening to people talking in the next room. That being said, it actually sort of adds to the whole experience, as if you're actually watching a drive-in/Grindhouse movie. |
Does anyone else have issues with the sound on some of the 88 releases?
The ones that I have trouble with are the '
Bloodsucking Freaks' DVD, where the audio seems to be out-of-sync with the visuals and also the '
Nightmares In A Damaged Brain' blu-ray, where the sound is very quiet during the spoken dialogue, but very loud during the screams and sound effects - I had to watch it with the DVD remote in hand, constantly changing the volume levels