I just purchased the Blu-Ray Olive Signature version of this film. Even though my review was made in 2016, I'm updating it a bit for people who are looking to upgrade. My old review is not much of a review. I should probably review the actual movie one of these days.I'm still giving this movie 5 stars because I like it!NEW REVIEW: Olive Signature editionBLU-RAY PICTURE: This is a new 4K scan. Don't expect miracles. The picture is nice but it is far from perfect. There is a lot of film grain and the picture is not as sharp as I hoped. This is a 'noirish' type of film so there is a lotof nighttime and 'shadowy' scenes. Overall, I 'd have to say I'm a bit disappointed with the picture. I'm not saying that it is a wasted effort but it's just not as good as I had hoped. The movie is shown in widescreen 1.85:1 aspect ratio.EXTRA'S: There are plenty of extra's and these help make this a good release. The extra's are:-Audio Commentary with Ilijah Drenner - Drenner is the director of 'That Guy Dick Miller'. So he is the go to guy for a movie such as this where Dick Miller gets a rare starring role.-Roger Corman interview :'Creation is. All Else is Not' - This is a short recent interview with Corman.-Interview with Dick and Lainie Miller on a Bucket of Blood "Call me Paisley" - Miller is very old in this interview. He would pass away a short time after it was made. The good news is that he still has his wits and he is able torecall a lot of stuff. His wife is sharper than he is. Overall, it's a good interview and worth watching.-Archival interview with screenwriter Charles B. Griffith-'Bits of Bucket' - This is a visual essay comparing the original script to the final script of the film.-Prologue from German release of this movie.-Super 8 version of this movie. - This is one of the those shortened video's that you used to be able to purchase along time ago.-Theatrical Trailer-German Theatrical Trailer-Gallery of newly-discoverd on-set photography.-SubtitlesMY OLD REVIEW: Film Detective versionThis movie was very well done and I was caught off guard as to how good it was. Good in the way that 'Little Shop of Horrors' was good. It was meant to be a quickly made low budget film and it turned into something more.Though not as big a fan of Roger Corman as many others, he does a great job with a low budget here. Dick Miller turns in a great performance as a waiter with low self esteem who wants to impress the artist community he serves.The Blu-ray transfer is decent, but not exactly great. Still, it's great to be able to get a blu-ray on movie such as this.Highly recommended and well worth the $9.99 purchase price on Amazon.