A Murder Of Quality

The film's low budget is noticable in the night scenes, where very little is visible and the colour black becomes a fuzzy dark grey. The bad television quality of the print, which looks like it should on an old video tape, leaves the DVD largely redundant. The lack of extras adds insult to injury and the sound, when it explodes abruptly in a harsh and shrill track, can be heard crackling. It goes quiet at times, as well, just to confuse you.

A Murder Of Quality is undeserving of a DVD - the technology is wasted - as it offers nothing new.