What is your favorite B-Horror movie? Mine is Terror Tones which has a decent amount of gore and graphics are so bad it's soo funny. They only used 3000 for the movie.
Your Favorite B-Horror Movie
Your Favorite B-Horror Movie
What is your favorite B-Horror movie? Mine is Terror Tones which has a decent amount of gore and graphics are so bad it's soo funny. They only used 3000 for the movie.
Your Favorite B-Horror Movie
I'm a big fan of Terror Toons as well, but my favorite is easily Shatter Dead.
http://www.b-independent.com/reviews/terrortoons.htm
http://www.b-independent.com/reviews/shatterdead.htm
Your Favorite B-Horror Movie
evil dead if that counts as a b movie if not i would have to say the roost
Your Favorite B-Horror Movie
I have seen some pretty bad ones.... Um, I like Troma movies a lot, so I would have to go with my favorite Troma film: Tromeo and Juliet.
Your Favorite B-Horror Movie
Is a toss up between Blood Feast and Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers
Your Favorite B-Horror Movie
Wishmaster films might rank a little higher than the level that you guys are talking about. They are my lamne guilty pleasures.
I have put in a lot of Troma time, but I can't say that any of their horror is worth anything at all (Def By Temptation with Sam L. Jackson? GAWD).
My absolute favorite would have to be NOW EAT starring Brotha Lynch Hung (the rapper). It is so damn funny it is ridiculous. He eventually gets locked up in some silly cannibalism antics as his hip-hop buddies watch him slide off of the map. It is hilarious.
Your Favorite B-Horror Movie
I really like Nightmare Man starring Tiffany Shepis. I saw it in L.A. back in Aug. Not sure when it will be on DVD, but when it comes out i'll be the first one 2 get it!
Your Favorite B-Horror Movie
Define "B-Horror movie" so I don't list a movie that isn't one. If "B" stands for budget as in "low-to-no budget" then I would have to say my favorite is Shadow Beings. I never cared much for those 50's movies.
Your Favorite B-Horror Movie
I forgot to mention Evil Dead II, however I think Sam Raimi had money for that one. Shadow Beings was made for less than 1000 and looks better than a lot of movies made for, say, 10,000-$50,000.
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