After years of waiting for a video release of any kind, the fans of Beyond the Valley of the Dolls have had their prayers answered with this fantastic double-disc set from Fox. The first disc presents a pristine letterboxed, anamorphically enhanced transfer of the film that offers eye-popping colors and razor-sharp detail. The audio is equally sharp, offering Dolby 2.0 stereo and mono mixes of the film; the stereo track has the edge, but the reams of campy dialogue and killer psych-pop tunes come through loud and clear on either track. The first disc also offers a pair of commentary tracks, one from co-writer Roger Ebert and the other featuring a collection of cast members. Ebert's track offers an all-around combination of historical detail, behind-the-scenes material, and critical perspective on the film, while the cast commentary offers plenty of dishy stories about the making of the film. The second disc offers just over an hour's worth of featurettes that discuss the making of the film, its context within the era, the film's catchy pop music score, its enduring cult following, and the somewhat controversial lesbian angle to its storyline. All of the segments are well-produced, offering plenty of interviews with cast and crew as well as authorities like Russ Meyer biographer Jimmy McDonough and various film critics. These featurettes also make imaginative use of computer graphics to bring the tales of the participants to life. Elsewhere on disc two, viewers can find "Z-Man's Far Out Party Favors" (a collection of trailers and screen tests) and a comprehensive series of image galleries that include stills, ad materials, and countless on-the-set photos. In short, this is the dream package that all Beyond the Valley of the Dolls fans have been waiting for and a must for anyone with a serious interest in classic cult cinema.