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Assuming you mean “Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines”, that came out in 2012 on Blu-ray from Twilight Time.

There's a 99.9% chance that Spanish release of The Conqueror is a bootleg, so is there any real reason it's being discussed in the thread about Kino releases, especially considering it's not been announced as coming from Kino?

Thanks for that link, my mistake for not checking it out first before posting.

From Beaver's review: "As Kat Ellinger reminds us in the commentary - Foxfire was shot in Technicolor (3-strip)" Umm, no it wasn't. EDIT: As Revgen points out below via his link to Eastman House, I was incorrect. For some reason I thought it was 1952 for the final 3-strip.

It was sent by someone to David J. Schow and is posted on his Outer Limits Companion Facebook page.

Posted on another forum, a message from Kino on Facebook: Dear valued Kino Lorber customer, We are currently in the process of obtaining a new master of the OUTER LIMITS episode “Soldier” which has slightly distorted audio during ten minutes of the episode. We will be repressing this disc so...

And not to forget underwriting the restoration of GOG in 3-D.

What did Fox have to do with remastering MGM/UA's "Its a Mad Mad mad Mad World"?

Fox put out The Black Swan a few years ago: https://www.amazon.com/Black-Swan-42-Blu-ray-Power/dp/B00FLML6M8

No, sorry. It's probably with whoever also controls Quatermass II, X the Unknown, Devil Rides Out, Rasputin, The Reptile, etc. Might be Millennium, but they're apparently kaput.

Fox doesn't control Abominable Snowman video rights, unfortunately.

Thanks, Charles. That paperback cover is fantastic - must track one down.

My review of Kino's recent release of "X" The Man with the X-Ray Eyes is here: http://www.bigscreenclassics.com/2015/05/blu-ray-review-x-man-with-x-ray-eyes.html