in a review of the eight-film dvd box set "mad monster rally", david cornelius of "dvd talk" writes that "the film (...) went undistributed for six long years, and one look explains why: it's an utterly square attempt at early-60s hipness with a jazzy score and a hero (...) who fancies himself a [sean connery]-era james bond, surrounding himself with platinum blondes." cornelius goes on to say that "tenney pads the picture with a couple exploitation scenes of witch doctor rituals, and we fall asleep".