Indicator have released Naked Alibi on Blu-ray in their Universal Noir #1 Boxset in 2022, compared HERE

NOTE: The below Blu-ray captures were taken directly from the Blu-ray disc.

ADDITION: Kino Blu-ray (October 2019): Kino have transferred the essential noir Naked Alibi to Blu-ray. It is rich with thick grain and looks wonderful - clean, textured, strong contrast... I was anticipating something less pristine as it hadn't even reached DVD yet. I was very pleasantly surprised by the richness of the film grain and although it can look a shade 'light' - the 1080P provides a formidable presentation - especially those that can appreciate grain and Russell Metty's shadow-drenched cinematography!

On their Blu-ray, Kino use a DTS-HD Master 2.0 channel mono track (16-bit) in the original English language. It sounds consistent with audible dialogue and a score credited to Hans J. Salter (Pittsburgh, Man Without a Star, The Killer that Stalked New York, The Strange Door, Cover Up, Man Without a Star, Scarlet Street, The Land Unknown, The War Lord, The Mole People, The Strange Case of Doctor Rx) and Frank Skinner (The Appaloosa, Madame X, Magnificent Obsession, Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein, All That Heaven Allows, Thunder Bay, and The Naked City) adding some noir-ish atmosphere - especially in Tijuana. The DUB'ed song by Grahame is worth the price of the disc alone! Kino offer optional English subtitles on their Region 'A' Blu-ray.

The Kino Blu-ray has another excellent commentary from Kat Ellinger. She discusses the director Jerry Hopper, the stars - notable with Gloria Grahame's obsession with her own lip(s), plastic surgery and mentioned that in the recent film, Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool, as they used this film's bar scene in that film. Grahame's flirting with Hayden on-set - his fear of her etc. She talks about the studio system, auteur-directors, domestic violence in the story, and much more - it is at her usual high level - interesting and educational. There is also a trailer for Naked Alibi and other Noir trailers. There is a reversible cover (see below).

Like many fans - this is a title we have waited for and I am so happy with the final Blu-ray product. A fabulous Noir - Grahame is at her most hypnotic, and the wonderful a/v HD presentation and the Kat commentary. It has our highest recommendation!

Gary Tooze