Got my copy yesterday,
To be quite honest, considering the poor and faded condition of the original elements, I was surprised how strong the 3D was. Variety Films did a fantastic job. Lots of depth and spatial separation. I was also fortunate to have an option on my Darbee 5000s for low resolution video which did improve the sharpness and color. The stereo cards and other extra features were fun to watch. Only disappointment is that the 1971 "I Monster" is not available on bluray. The 3D snippet (which included information on the pulfrich effect) looked great.
A B-western, despite low quality video (and again, Variety Films did a great job making it watchable) the 3D definitely makes this a winner.
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