Agreed it is a fun series, it reminds me in a way, of the 70s Hanna Barbera cartoon, inch High Private EyeGot my World of Giants blu ray already. What a great restoration job! Amazingly sharp PQ for a disc based on 16mm material.
Great '50s spy-fi action with plenty of familiar '50s genre supporting actors such as James Seay, Don C. Harvey, Nestor Paiva, Edgar Barrier and John van Dreelen, and, on the distaff side, Peggie Castle, Pamela Duncan and Allison Hayes. And genre directors including Jack Arnold, Byron Haskin, Nathan Juran and Eugene Lourie!
If you're at all a fan of Incredible Shrinking Man you're sure to love this!
Great work, ClassicFlix!
But better, more involved...maybe Land of the Giants is more appropriate?
I had never seen it but pre ordered it along with a new 2- fer set in the steamliner series of dvds. watched it last, both in Cinecolor...pretty amazing it was Hal Roach's reboot to the our gang comedies. Fun but although interesting to see them in Color and to have the great and creepy George Zucco in the spooky secoond feature "Who Killed Doc Robin" they weren't as good as the originals. That said, these are very nicely done and a fun addition to any light comedy collection.