First off, let me say that the 4K Ultra HD remaster of this cult classic is absolutely stunning. The visuals are crisp, and the colors pop in a way that makes the film's picturesque locations—like Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter and Gaudí’s Guell Park—truly shine. If you're a fan of Jess Franco's work, this is probably the best-looking version of *Justine* you'll find.

That said, the film itself is... divisive. Romina Power (yes, Tyrone Power’s daughter) plays Justine with an almost painful innocence, which works for the character but can feel a bit one-note. Jack Palance and Klaus Kinski steal the show with their over-the-top performances, especially Kinski as the silent, brooding Marquis de Sade. But let’s be real: if you’re here for a faithful adaptation of Sade’s novel, you’ll be sorely disappointed. This is more of a dark comedy with erotic undertones than a deep dive into Sade’s philosophy.

The extras are a nice touch—the Blu-ray/DVD combo plus the Bruno Nicolai soundtrack CD and Stephen Thrower’s booklet make this feel like a true collector’s item. But be warned: some scenes feel heavily censored or edited, leaving plot holes that might frustrate purists.

Bottom line? If you’re into Eurotrash cinema or Jess Franco completism, this is a must-buy for the remaster alone. But if you want something closer to Sade’s original vision... maybe keep looking.