#low budget movies

[astralbondpro]

Cade: The Tortured Crossing (2023) // Dir. Neil Breen

[lexaprolexicon]

I'm gonna sound so lame but I love shitty horror movies. People still put effort into them, and art doesn't need to be perfect. Give me a plot that doesn't make sense and generic or weird characters. I may not react in fear, but I'll still find joy in it.

[cinderellaheist]

Eliza Bennett in Grimm's Snow White (2012)

[mimismoviemayhem]

If you like plucky low-budget cinema, Tales From The Campfire is for you!

[ben-her]

If you don’t check this out you don’t love me.

[craftkino]

Hi there!

My name's Vlad and this is Craftkino. I'm an independent filmmaker from Russia. Here we could talk about different theory and practics of low-budget or guerilla movie production, relevant cinema and how modern filmmaker can respond to the challenges of the time.

If you read russian you can also visit my russian blog or Telegram channel.

So let's start!

[kittyoverlord]

This was already done by Dead Gentlemen Production in The Gamers one and two, which I still love.

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[greasyfilms]

Excellent 1972 sleaze drama Toys Are Not For Children.

[sleepoutro]

mcrtokyo

[videoreligion]

Rest in Pieces (1987)

[astralbondpro]

Re-Animator (1985) // Dir. Stuart Gordon

[kinetic-chaos]

Iblis is so back guys

Inspired by one of the memes on this post!

[mothcpu]

copies of copies

[georgiacooked]

Tonight @fiotrethewey and I are participating in our new favourite pastime of Low Budget Dracula Adaptations. We’ve just discovered Wrath of Dracula, which was released this year. And DEAR LORD.

MINA HARKER LEARNS KUNG FU.

MINA HARKER DOES NOT KNOW WHERE ROMANIA IS.

MINA HARKER IS IN A BUDDY-COP COMEDY WITH VAN HELSING AND WE’RE HERE FOR IT.

[from-beyond]

i like too-red-blood and obvious sets and over-the-top practical effects in horror movies for the same reason i like seeing brush strokes on a painting. i like being reminded that this is something someone MADE

[craftkino]

Making of "Asteroid"

Our crew is working on the independent full-length movie “Asteroid-77F”. It’s a low-budget sci-fi story in the retrofuturism style: old technologies, black & white image, 4:3 aspect ratio etc. At the moment we're in a post-production period and the first editing draft with a rough sound and color correction is almost done.

Through this film we’d like to return to the social tradition of sci-fi genre that raises the sensitive issues of an epoch. Yes, our plot is set in space and heroes acts on the space miner station. But their everyday life is the same as ours – we’re talking about usual people in unusual atmosphere. At the same time sci-fi aestetics allows to widely use the metaphors. Finally, because of retrofuturism there can be apply a low-budget production practices.

Hope the film will be something interesting and that our experiments will be helpful to others independent movie makers.