What's Your Favorite B-Movie?
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"B-movie" has come to refer to any low-budget commercial film, with lesser-known actors (B-actors). These films may be formulaic, but they are distinguished from Z-movies by being professionally made commercial products. Fans of B-movies stress that the lower budgets and lesser oversight may allow for an energy and originality not found in big budget Hollywood films. This was especially true in the years following World War II. In the Eisenhower era movies with big budgets and top stars were often boring and conventional (Around the World in Eighty Days, The Greatest Show on Earth) while B-movies had energy and originality (The Thing from Another World, It Came from Outer Space). Many B-movies, especially in the science fiction and horror genres, are still popular today.
( via http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B_movie )
Anything low-budget, campy, cultish, and / or weird goes! See http://www.badmovies.org/ for inspiration.
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This topic was started by holotone
on May 1st, 2006. 123 grupies have voted on one or more of the 48 answers.
Tags: art, culture, film, history, home, movies, products, tv, weird




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Could 'Napoleon Dynamite' be considered a B movie?
HEY HOLOTONE SUCK IT!! THIS TOPIC SUCKED JUST LIKE YOU!
It's unfortunate that you don't share my appreciation for bad movies.
Oh my, looks like someone sat on the juicer thinking it was a vibrator. Tame it down Cherry.
We're all friends here. I've never seen this side of you. Your usually drunk as a skunk and slurring.
I'm gonna risk negative cred here and say, any and all movies by Russ Meyer, rest his smutty soul