Video:

Soft, soft, soft. The focus looks slightly off throughout the film. In addition, the transfer to DVD clearly shows about a centimeter of "black bar" intruding into the frame from a prior transfer, as if the movie was shot in 1.78:1 but is presented in 1.85:1 (although the Internet Movie Database has the film being shot at 2.35:1). The packaging does not clear up the confusion; in fact, the box claims that it is shown in full screen. But hey, at least the subtitles aren't burnt into the picture.

Sound:

The Dolby 2.0 mix is respectable, though the dialogue needed a bit more emphasis in some of Hell's earlier scenes. It is in English, French, Spanish and Latin so nearly everyone will need subtitles at one point or another. The sound effects (gunplay, subway sounds, etc.) come across very well.

Extras:

Four filmographies and a trailer are the only extras included on the disc.

Final Thoughts:

At best, Don't Tempt Me is a few good actors wasted on a poor script. Díaz Yanes had a set of fun ideas, but the execution was so poor that the film ends up a disorganized mess.