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| American International Pictures and Roger Corman |
Low Budget At It's Best... |
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Best known for low budgets, campy horror and exploitation, AIP was the brainchild of, Roger Corman, Sam Arkoff and James Nicholson. The Drive-In classics were born with the help of this studio. |
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Corman made the most of a limited budget and during the hey-day of the studio, he teamed with the great Vincent Price to bring to the screen many of Edgar Allan Poe's works. |
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Now, if AIP and Roger Corman films are your idea of a great time, then stay tuned for some great reviews in the coming weeks! Here is just a small sample of films we will cover in this section:
*Attack of the Crab Monsters
*It Conquered the World
*Wasp Woman (1959)
*A Bucket of Blood
*The Fall of the House of Usher
*The Pit and the Pendulum (1961)
*Premature Burial
*Masque of the Red Death (1965) |
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