"I never do re-shoots. Make it work." - Roger Corman. Me: Unsurprised.

I have to hand it too Holzman, its not everyone that can stand their ground against a producer like Corman. And he did come out on the other side from it with a career intact.

Lawrence of Arabia: cool Space: cool Lawrence of Arabia in Space: Just make an Alien ripoff, I guess.

Thank you, Cecil. I've discovered so many films because of your channel.

corman" I don't like mixing genres" but, Roger, have you considered that by combining genres its like making 2 movies for the price of one? its at least $30 savings!

The robot in this looks like a refurbished stormtrooper and I love it.

Dude, thank you for this, it’s another godawful Monday with the worst coworkers ever. Your vids always cheer me up and brighten my day. You’re a mega rad dude and I really appreciate it.

Galaxy of Terror Forbidden World _Battle Beyond the Stars_ *Do it Cecil. Complete the trifecta. It is your destiny.*

Thank you Cecil, brilliant as always... Just one point, nobody is asking about, why there is a company renting dead animals, free horror story right there...

Fun fact: Dawn Dunlap now raises alpaca in central Texas, apparently very close to where I grew up.

You know, I have seen lots of reviews on this movie but yours is the most "behind the scenes" of the lot. Great effort

This low-budget sleazefest had some immensely talented and creative people working on it. Thank you, Cecil. Your videos make me love movies even more!

I love this channel. It reminds me of when I used to go to movies rentals, before internet was commonplace and all you had was the dvd or VHS covers. I remember when I sat the Ice Cream man box art. I was on holiday and I couldn’t eat for a week !

Robert Clouse, the director of Enter the Dragon, was actually deaf, so having a stutter probably isn't the biggest impairment for a director.

You had me at sleazy.

new Good Bad Flicks and Movie Timelines videos on the same day is a GOOD day.

I went to watch this one night on tubi and accidentally put on The Forbidden Zone, the weird Oingo Boingo movie. I was confused at first.

New World Pictures was my third parent as a kid. We all owe Roger Corman for the endless entertainment he gave us.

How the absoludicrous f**k did the director of Little Shop of Horrors decide he hated mixing horror with comedy??

Imagine thinking that a McDonald's commercial role is going to be surperior compared to a movie role....

Now I have to explain to my wife why we own another Roger Corman movie

i watched this as a kid ...it didnt disappoint... my friend had a copy...we both watched in awe...and im not talking about the storyline..

I'll take Forbidden World, Creature or Galaxy of Terror over watching Alien Covenant again.

I would like to see the full, uncut director's cut of this

It's so cool how movies can work on so low of a budget and still make them work. We need more filmmakers to try this instead of making everything CGI all the time.

"Alien ripoff, eh? Well I just have one question - what kind of sleazy ripoff of Alien uses real roadkill and glues fast food containers to the walls of the set?" "...um...da...the...the best sleazy ripoff of Alien ever made!"

I love these vids with tons of fascinating behind-the-scenes stories. I really want to see the OG cut of this. It sounds like a ton of fun!

They could rent dead animal carcasses for two hours, then they'd be collected back again? Who the fuck *rents out* dead animals?! Also great work as always. Love these Exploring vids.

Have you ever seen the 1980 film the Ninth Configuration? I came across it on Prime recently and was intrigued by the title and description...and man, was it good. Scott Wilson was phenominal, and it was one of the best blind watches I've seen in ages. Highly recommended.

3:05 why should we hire you? - I have a robot costume - congratulations, you're hired!

Thanks for another great episode, Cecil. I remember seeing this film a long time ago on VHS rental and, being a Corman film, I was not surprised to see the sets and visual effects lifted from other films. The poster art really sold the film too. I didn't know it was leftover art from Galaxy Of Terror. It's great to learn not only how these Corman classics got made, but to learn that James Cameron and the visual effects team took what they learned and brought it to "Aliens". The biggest Alien rip-offs would give the crew the experience to make the best Alien sequel.

Great video. Excellent work as always!!!

love your videos dude

Thanks for another great entertaining and informative vid, sir! Hope all is well! Take care, man! :)

This is such a fun film. You come into it thinking "Oh, okay, low-budget bad Alien ripoff, I'll probably see lots of boobs." And you certainly won't be disappointed in that regard. But it's a surprisingly effective film for its budget, telling its story well and with surprisingly engaging characters. Even June, who in another film of this mold would be completely self-serving, stupid, evil, or all three, is understandable and even noble in her own way. . . wanting to attempt to communicate with and understand the creature, and then maybe it won't be our enemy (too bad she doesn't know she's in an Alien ripoff, not a Star Trek ripoff). You can enjoy it purely on the level of boobs and blood, but this is one of those films that really exemplifies Corman's mission statement: They're not B movies, they're A movies on B budgets.

Your channel brings back memories of my theos, cousins, and family watching sci fi and horror movies from the video store. Thank you.

This channel is awesome I love how you explain the movies

Only Roger Corman could get pissed at people enjoying themselves at a movie.

Groovy! Thanks for info I would have NEVER have heard of otherwise! :)

Another excellent video! Thank you.

I don't want to meet the people who started the dead animal rental business.

Thank you. This flick has been of my favourites since I first saw it on VHS in the summer of 1989.

Thank you for this video. Forbidden World is so fun and memorable. It's my favorite of the Corman/Cameron space films.

I remember watching this in a drive in movie theater .When I was really small. And eating popcorn and everyone telling me to shut up 😢, 😂 memories?!!

Wow, just here to say I've been watching your videos and subbed for a while but today is the first time in ~6 months I got your video in recommended. Hopefully this little info helps you work out the algorithm ; ; Was very surprised to see you still upload frequently but at least I have a lot of videos to catch up on!

This is the only one I’ve never seen of the “trilogy”. Never would have known the original cut was available if not for you. Just ordered my copy from Shout. Thank you!

Actually in Aliens the cameras are clearly on the side of the helmets. The one indicated in the video is the bracketed flashlight connected to the body armor.

Really great Cecil. Gonna put this next on the watch list.

Thanks Cecil this made my day

im a sucker for these B movies and Forbidden world with Galaxy of terror are 2 of my favorite of all time

As always Cecil, stellar work!

Just so you know, I literally watched this movie because you released this episode. Movie is a mixed bag and insanely sleazy/yikes, but full of surprisingly great stuff. The cancer ripping scheme, the gruesome special effects, the very grimy and raw cinematography etc. It's definitely more inspired and thought out than I was expecting from this kind of flick. Cheers.

Love this friggin channel

We're long overdue for a Roger Corman biopic

Great analysis and review as always. Tiny correction on the cameras (09:04) in Aliens they hand shoulder lamps over their left shoulder and helmet cameras on their right side.

Another great review, and I'm amazed how they made the props out of things like egg cartons, milk cartons, etc. Speaking of well done low budget films, Is there any chance you could do a review on waxwork 2?

I’ve been a huge fan of this movie for about 9 years now, and yet I never knew the Mutant was made from a remodeled design of the giant maggot from Galaxy of Terror 😳.

corman was an absolute savage in his prime

I don't think I've ever heard a story involving Corman that doesn't end up with him being an asshole!

I love these videos

The corman exploring videos are my favorite of yours. Can't wait to see you cover stuff like piranha, Humanoids from the Deep & Battle beyond the Stars.

LOL , and Forbidden World had June Chadwick , while its remake Deadspace had Marc Singer - both from V

Great work again.

I'm eager to see a video from you focused on how Corman's approach to film making changed cinema. Like how his lack of budget stimulated the special effect departement creativity.

That Mylar bit on the shoulder box is small back up mirror for a car that is still made to this day.

I love it when a Plan 9 From Outer Space comes together.

Great research & Info-Tastic video GBF!! Since I've already run down "Forbidden World," "Galaxy of Terror" and "Saturn 3" (and LOVED them all) are there any other "recommended if you like" R-rated space B-movies of this same era?? (obv grouping "Space Raiders" alongside "Battle Beyond the Stars" & "Starcrash")

Hey cecil was just watching you on in search of darkness 2 which was bloody brilliant

You mentioned Editing during the stream last night. I wake up today to a new video.l Hell yeah

God, now I want a robot costume

Just noticed that Fox Harris is in it! "Eyes pop! Skin explodes! Everybody's dead!"

I didn't know mutant was on the bluray! Sold and thanks!

Man, Corman is....something else.

I was at a convention panel with Roger Corman. An audience member asked what sort of movie he would make if someone gave him 7 million dollars. He said "I would find a way to make 7 movies with it". That pretty much sums him up.

Really underrated flick. There's actually some really creative editing, some good writing, and a cool soundtrack. Just a cool, sleazy, vibe. And Dunlap is stunning.

Great review Cecil! I always really liked this one. For a Roger Corman Alien ripoff, it's really fun little sci-fi horror, and the fact that even the theatrical cut has some obvious winks to the audience only makes it better, and funnier. Too bad Corman had a stick up his ass about the humor in the film.

I got this film on blu ray; and I chuckled at alot of parts in it. 😂😂😂 I guess Corman doesn't have a sense of humor. 🤔🤔

thank you, learned a lot.

Man I was always on the fence with Corman but this confirms he was just a sleazeball.

You had me from "Lawrence of Arabia in Space". That sounds AWESOME.

I understand that Producers provide the funding, but I don’t understand why they don’t let the directors do their job as creatives. I can understand making directors change their visions due to budget constraints and deadlines, but I just don’t understand the micromanaging outside of that scope.

The fact that you haven't covered Battle Beyond the Stars yet is a damn shame. You should address this.

LOOOOOL! "pen drop" I had to replay that one to catch it 😂 Hey, the show must go on, right?

Another great cheese movie I watched on cable growing up. I always remembered the " penetration" and cancer scenes but it took me about 10 years to remember the name of the movie itself. Now I need to get a copy of mutant for my collection

Love this video. Kool movie.

We still make sets with fast food containers and egg cartons. Some creative solutions never go out of style.

“The guy dumped soda on Roger Corman.” Me: OOOOHHHH! FACED!

200 dead animals for just 400 dollars a day? Well I know now what I'm getting a special someone for their birthday!

Yes! Big fan of this flick!

Starring a pre-V (Lydia) June Chadwick. Corman didn't like mixing genres? Has he even seen his own Battle Beyond the Stars? It's sprinkled with comedy. John Sayles' script is amazingly good.

YESSS!!!! Back to the Movies! Woot!

Man the Cormanverse lore sure is vast and articulated

I think Roger Corman seems like a really jerk 😡❗️

Galaxy of Terror is still my personally favorite out of all of them! But for all the wrong reasons lol

Those McD containers take me back to my childhood lol.

So many evenings I spent roaming the isles at Blockbuster picking up boxes, reading the synopsis on the back and putting it back down. So many films Im glad I never brought home.

Im going to have to buy a DVD player just for this

Cecil: Have you done *Humanoids from the Deep* yet? Considering the extra cut footage included on the Shout! Blu-ray, I can wonder at the extra BTS stuff you could dig up.

Thank you Cecil! 👍🏻

That crazy doctor/scientist character is Fox Harris aka J. Frank Parnell from "Repo Man". I almost didn't even recognize him. EDIT: Also, the dude spinning the yo-yo is definitely the "So is it fair to say...?" defense attorney from "The Accused".