Roger Corman Video Interview on the 3 Allied Artists Sci-Fi Classics from 1957-1958

Roger Corman's Cult Classics Triple Feature: Sci-Fi Classics 2011 DVD 1 Bonus - Roger Corman Video Interview on the 3 A.A. Sci-Fi Classics (Shout! Factory DVD Rip Upscaled in 1080p Hi-Def+Sound Level Boosted).mp4 (1.46GB) My rip also yeah here we get Legendary B Movie Film-maker Roger Corman talking about making 3 of my favorite 1950's Sci-Fi-Thriller Classics ''Attack Of The Crab Monsters'' & ''Not Of This Earth'' both from 1957 which were both released on a Double Bill back in 1957. Plus ''War Of The Satellites'' from 1958 was also in this 2-DVD Set this is a really good Interview to which has to be my favorite filmmaker who started way back by 1954 producing. He is still at work today executive producing. He would be my favorite as far as the 1950's-1960's are concerned for Producing and Directing well made and mostly fast paced B Movies of many different genres. His movies played well and 90% of the time he didn't loose a dime. He wrote a book about himself also titled ''How I Made Movies In Hollywood And Didn't Loose A Dime''. I will be uploading more soon other favorite film-makers would be Bert I. Gordon (50's to 70's and still at times.) Bill Rebane (60's-80's and at times still.), Larry Buchanan (60's-2004), Edward L. Cahn (50's-60's), Jack Arnold (50's-80's), William Castle (50's-70's), Richard Fleischer (50's-80's), Edgar G. Ulmer (30's-60's), Alfred E. Green (40's-50's), Val Guest (50's-70's) and Terence Fisher (50's-60's) to name some. This guy is a legend so enjoy!

[@John-wn4ow]

Rip Roger Corman you great man of innovation in cinema.

[@danielsweet858]

The Great Man's movies were a huge part of living at the cinema while growing up. Thanks for everything Roger! 💨

[@SamsChannelOfficial]

Thanks for uploading this.

[@retromaster2000s]

Love that guy and his films for years!

[@ventues9751]

R.I.P. Roger Corman

[@josephlawson9950]

In memory of Roger corman

[@37BopCity]

Great interview but too much concentration on making money and doing business --- I wanted to hear his opinions and recollections about script writing. For example, one of the greatest screenplays of all time "The Little Shop Of Horrors" --- tell us all about writing that! And many more!

[@retromaster2000s]

@@37BopCityWhy I like Ray Harryhausen better he changed movies forever way more. Never talked about money really. Just his innovative stop-motion and in-camera effects. He kept a lot secret and he eventually revealed things later. Willis O'Brien Ray's mentor the 1rst stop-motion pioneer in North America never revealed anything till he met and worked with Ray then he passed the torch onto him. Corman is good but seems he was about money. Little Shop is his worst one I don't agree the 50's Sci-Fi, Horror or Juvenile Delinquincy ones. Those are far better also his 60's Horror Tale Poe ones. Plus the 60's Sci-Fi ones.