Warner Brothers is releasing "Attack of the 50 Foot Woman" individually, and as a part of the "Cult Camp Classics: Volume 1" boxed set which will also include: "The Giant Behemoth" and "Queen of Outer Space"
See the cover art here (you may have to scroll down a little bit, once you click the link):
http://digitalbits.com/#mytwocents
"Everything I need comes into my life automatically, without effort"
I just watched the DVD; it's a terrific widescreen (!) presentation with first-rate sound and audio quality. Moreover, there's a really lively and informative commentary by the ever-vibrant Yvette Vickers and noted 50's B-flick historian Tom Weaver.
I enjoy keeping busy. Satan finds work for idle hands.
The widescreen is indeed amazing; I have not listened to the audio commentary yet...I will be doing that soon.
"Everything I need comes into my life automatically, without effort"
bought a beautiful copy of this film on vhs.and then copied it to dvd.nice.
and right now it is on a 3 disc set on dvd for a ton of money.vhs less 10.00
DVD is nicely presented.
I like the commentary by Vickers and Weaver, but it would have been nice if they had talked about Hayes a bit more....I think they spend about four five sentences on her.
Vickers mentions that they were acquaintances and had the same agent, Jack Pomeroy.
Weaver gives extensive filmographies for some of the other performers in the film, but after the initial mention, Allison (in her most famous role) is completely ignored.