I had a good time, even though the yucky colorization that made it look like a really washed-out VHS predictably made my eyes sad (I'm hoping for a "just the jokes" track for this to sync up to the Criterion Blu-Ray even if a few of the colorization-specific jokes might not make sense if you're watching it in B&W). And I do still think that presenting the movie that way isn't exactly playing fair with it (kind of reminds me of a criticism of MST3K that I saw once that they would sometimes cut the movies for time and then make fun of them for not making sense). It wouldn't have been high on my list of movies to add to the Criterion Collection, but I do appreciate it as a sort of proto-David Lynch work of "outsider art" (which is why I find it particularly funny that Kevin was wearing an Eraserhead t-shirt), if that label applies to something made by a professional filmmaker (albeit of safety/educational shorts) who was consciously influenced by Cocteau and Bergman (something like Manos: The Hands of Fate might be more properly called cinematic "outsider art"). I kind of think that if a similar silent movie had been made in Germany about 40 years earlier, it would be known as an expressionist classic today. But I digress...
Lots of funny jokes (even the ones about the weird, stilted acting that I would argue is more of a feature than a bug), the one that made me and the rest of the audience laugh the most was the one about how "Unsanitary but Tasty" is Golden Corral's new slogan. The two shorts were fun too, more ACI madness is always welcome.