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Correct, this film is NOT public domain and 3DFA has no involvement whatsoever. We could’ve put this out a decade ago from superior material but we are waiting to work from optimal elements, including at least one side of original camera negative. The standard def scans utilized on this release...

CAT WOMEN began filming on October 12, 1953. It's composed for 1.85:1 and the first booking is New York City at the Rialto on March 19, 1954.

We control the rights and want everyone around the world to experience the stereoscopic magic of Ro-Man!

Yes!

The stereo cinematography is comparable to the major studio productions at the time. After multiple sellout shows across the country with large and receptive audiences, plus a review like this, how can a truly bad film be so much fun...

Double check that because nobody has told me it’s sold out. I just went online to buy tickets and they appear to be available.

Bob, it was such a joy seeing you and your young son at the screening. That makes it all worthwhile and thank you so much for being there!

We’ve been working VERY hard to be sure that Ro-Man reached our wonderful Kickstarter backers in time for the June 24 70th anniversary!

Here's a sneak preview of the wonderful new artwork created for our official 70th anniversary ROBOT MONSTER 3-D Blu-ray release by the brilliant artist, Stewart McKissick. Look for the full reveal - with both the artwork and our distributor announcement - very soon!

Black and white widescreen 3-D!

Thanks, Dean. With over 30 restorations since 2014, you can have trust and confidence that we are on top of it!

There hasn't been total silence. They are considering our request but things take time with the amount of red tape that one typically encounters at an international archive. Plus many staffers are still working remotely. I would never delay a project for years. We have a back-up plan and RM...

Eventually, waiting for approval to access some better elements on three reels. We’d rather take our time and do it right then rush it through!

You’re thinking of Robot Monster.

It was not filmed in 3D and Legend may have done a conversion, I'm not sure. Here's a complete list of the Golden Age 3D features, shorts and cartoons: http://www.3dfilmarchive.com/golden-age-3-d

Definitely optical mono on those prints. That's all that anyone has heard for the past 67 years!

Excellent point, Greg. You'll be hearing the original 3-channel magnetic stereophonic sound for WINGS OF THE HAWK for the first time anywhere since 1953. This is not a recreation of a lost track. you'll hear what was actually recorded on-set with multiple microphones...

Realistically, I can imagine the wonders of A*P*E benefitting from some low-end bass treatment but DYNASTY? Would the various decapitations be accompanied with gut-wrenching rumble?!

I know the legendary A*P*E had some kind of bass-enforced audio mix on certain international prints but have never heard this about DYNASTY. I'm not saying it didn't happen but I'm not aware. The existing 35mm elements on DYNASTY are in VERY poor condition with severe color fading and baked-in...

Ugh, take info like this from IMDB with a grain of salt. This is news to me and we'd need some real documentation to support that claim.

Paging Greg Kintz!

I'm not sure that's accurate, it was certainly not released in Sensurround domestically. We are including the original 4-channel Quadrophonic sound prepared for the 1977 US release. The magnetic tracks are badly deteriorated with advanced vinegar syndrome but we've been able to transfer them...

Thank you very much, John. It took 2-1/2 years to get this one finished and the entire team is very proud of this release. I'm so glad that you enjoyed it!

In my humble opinion, every 3-D collection should have Miss Sadie Thompson, Kiss Me Kate, Cease Fire, The Maze, Dial M for Murder, Gun Fury and Jivaro. They're all top-notch, high quality Golden Age productions.

I’m just curious, which of the 50 golden age 3-D features would you classify as “schlock?” Here’s a handy checklist. http://www.3dfilmarchive.com/golden-age-3-d

You mean before 1936 when polarized 3-D was introduced? Please see Myth #1: http://www.3dfilmarchive.com/home/top-10-3-d-myths

I don't recall seeing that. Do you have a link, please?

Matt Hough reviews THE MAZE: https://www.hometheaterforum.com/the-maze-3d-blu-ray-review/