Marcus De Leon, who served as the director, also directed the film Kiss Me A Killer. The Big Squeeze is presented in a full frame transfer, which appears to be an open matte, as no visible pan and scan is present. While the image is good, I did notice some serious contrast inconsistencies, which caused some overly dark scenes. During these scenes, the detail level is low and the image appears very muddy. But the scenes are infrequent, so I won't degrade the overall transfer too much because of it.
Colors appear sharp and bright, but some slight bleeding occurs with some of the more reddish hues.
The disc is free from compression errors, but overall the visual transfer is disappointing. The disc uses a stereo track for audio, which leads to a limited, but adequate sound experience. The only fault I can find here is a slight volume issue, where the soundtrack is louder than the dialogue, which means some remote fiddling is in order. The disc includes filmographies, the trailer, a weblink, and production credits.