Way Out, 4D Man, and The Flaming Teen-Age. That pretty much sums up this one, as the film looks as good as new, maybe even better. The print looks pristine and I saw no instances of compression flaws, I am amazed at how good this transfer looks. The colors are so rich and bold, I had to pinch myself to believe what I was seeing. The hues never smear or bleed in the least though, while flesh tones look natural also.
Contrast is just as impressive, with well balanced black levels and no loss of detail either.
This disc features the original mono soundtrack and for a flick like this, it is the only way to go. Of course the mono format limits the audio somewhat, but I was never let down by this audio presentation in the least. The track is always very clear and shows minimal traces of harshness or the awful mono hiss. The music sounds terrific within this mix, while the cool sound effects also come through in fine form. And with a nifty theme song like this film has, you need a sharp audio track, trust me.