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<blockquote data-quote="Ryujin" data-source="post: 7476595" data-attributes="member: 27897">Of that original list I've only seen &quot;Guyver II&quot; (and the original). My list of obscure films would be populated mostly with Roger Coreman's back catalog. Stuff like &quot;Starcrash&quot; starring the likes of Marjoe Gortner, Christopher Plummer, and (yes) David Hasselhoff. And, of course, all of his other space battle movies that re-used the same footage of model ships on wires. So similar that you never know which one you're actually watching. For more recent stuff there's the likes of John Fuhrman's &quot;A Bit of Bad Luck&quot;, starring Cary Elwes. It's such an incredibly dark comedy. Another that I really like, that like &quot;A Bit of Bad Luck&quot; also features a couple of my friends/acquaintances in bit parts, is Jeff Ferrel's &quot;Dead West.&quot; That's not the western by Kevin Kittle. Knowing indie actors exposes me to some weird little films.These days I find that webseries have replaced the quick-and-dirty B movies for me. Stuff like &quot;Improbabilia&quot; by Handsome Robot Productions, or &quot;Strowlers&quot; by Zombie Orpheus Entertainment (not yet in release but I've seen the pilot, and bits of what they shot in Mongolia). These guys are the new B movie producers with budgets from $10K to $500K.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ryujin, post: 7476595, member: 27897"] Of that original list I've only seen "Guyver II" (and the original). My list of obscure films would be populated mostly with Roger Coreman's back catalog. Stuff like "Starcrash" starring the likes of Marjoe Gortner, Christopher Plummer, and (yes) David Hasselhoff. And, of course, all of his other space battle movies that re-used the same footage of model ships on wires. So similar that you never know which one you're actually watching. For more recent stuff there's the likes of John Fuhrman's "A Bit of Bad Luck", starring Cary Elwes. It's such an incredibly dark comedy. Another that I really like, that like "A Bit of Bad Luck" also features a couple of my friends/acquaintances in bit parts, is Jeff Ferrel's "Dead West." That's not the western by Kevin Kittle. Knowing indie actors exposes me to some weird little films. These days I find that webseries have replaced the quick-and-dirty B movies for me. Stuff like "Improbabilia" by Handsome Robot Productions, or "Strowlers" by Zombie Orpheus Entertainment (not yet in release but I've seen the pilot, and bits of what they shot in Mongolia). These guys are the new B movie producers with budgets from $10K to $500K. [/QUOTE]

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