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I watched this anime a while ago, and I didn't like it. But the interesting thing about Baoh, both its manga and anime, is to see Hirohiko Araki's evolution over the years.
And even though both the sub and dub versions were... cringe. Back in those days, dubbed anime weren't taken seriously. Not as seriously taken as Disney. I think when anime, and dubbed anime, was taken seriously may have been the late-2000s or something.