Just purchased the three Romero titles now offered through Arrow. I have never seen this second entry of Romero's catalog, and I found it a surprisingly good feature despite all the criticism, even by Romero himself. With an engaging lead performance by Raymond Laine, the film has a charming and easygoing quality and is a great historical look at the Pittsburgh area in the early seventies. A second rock-solid lead by Richard Ricci really packs a punch - just a shame that him and Laine never shared a scene together. And co-star Judith Streamer provides a very sensitive and charming presence to a film that deserves much more credit in the history of Romero's works. An excellent package with a lot of additional production extras this is a early Romero feature that should have a proper place in your viewing library.