Alice, Sweet Alice – God without confession?

IMAGE – Get off the masks.

Drawn from a master 2K created from a 35 mm print, the peaty image that retains its organic appearance is as stable as possible.

Not showing any digital manipulation, she accepts her age with fluctuating definition and contrasts. But don't be mistaken, the remasterization remains serious since the details are very regularly dense, the colorimetric palette richly balanced (the yellowish calibration of the photograph is respected) and the depth of the blacks pronounced. However, a little stronger compression would have been blessed bread.

SON – Body delivered, blood spilled

A narrow but dynamic monophonic soundtrack where sound effects such as partition are of great clarity.

Cleaner and more balanced (dialogues), the VO is to be preferred over the VF which must withstand a little breath and a dubbing (however successful) taking over the rest of the mixing.

CONCLUSION – Don't turn around.

Recognized late, this horrific little nugget that kills well arrives us for the first time in Blu-ray in France in the prestigious collection anguish of the publisher Rimini Éditions. So you don't have to give yourself holy water to attack the benign frogs and other traditionalists with the most rigid dogmas!