Roger Corman, between producing, writing and directing, has been associated
with nearly 400 features. Best known for doing things on the quick and cheap,
he is most acclaimed for his cycle of Edgar Allan Poe films made for AIP.
He has also served as a mentor for countless fledgling directors and actors
throughout his most impressive and lengthy career.
The King of the B-Movies turns 86 today.
The King of the B-Movies turns 86 today.
Here's a small poster gallery from a few of the films he personally directed.
My faves are: "The Little Shop or Horrors", "The Masque of the Red Death", "Dementia 13", and "The Terror"- though the last two weren't directed by him, just produced. :)
ReplyDeleteMasque of the Red Death probably would have to be my favorite Corman feature.
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