Roger Corman
Revisit the greatest works from the groundbreaking low budget filmmaker.
Corman helped fund Scorsese's second feature, "Boxcar Bertha," which gave him the confidence and discipline to make his breakout hit "Mean Streets" and many other films.
Corman’s career took place over seven decades and more than 500 producing credits.
Born in the 1920s and 1930s, these filmmakers are known not just for their history-making directing, but — as with the 96-year-old Mel Brooks — also their writing, producing, and acting.
"With Marvel, it sometimes feels like the special effects are the stars," Corman said of the MCU, "and the story frankly can be filler between the special effects."
More than just a producer of teen-focused B movies, AIP launched the careers of Roger Corman and Martin Scorsese and inspired Quentin Tarantino.
The B-movie king is hosting the "first and hopefully last" Corman Quarantine Film Festival, and he wants to see your short films.
The B-movie king explains how selling his film library opened the door to make more films — this time, for the burgeoning Chinese market.
The honorary Oscar winner recently announced that he would sell 270 New Horizon Pictures titles to Shout! Factory and Ace Film.
The B-movie maverick is also preparing another sequel to his popular "Death Race" franchise.
The film takes place in a future where America is controlled by a corporate government that peddles violent virtual-reality entertainment to the masses.
‘Death Race 2050’ Red Band Trailer: Things Get Bloody in Roger Corman’s Post-Apocalyptic Racing Film
Directed by G.J. Echternkamp, the action flick stars Malcolm McDowell and Manu Bennett.
