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I understand this film was produced on a very low budget in the early 70's...Regardless, it became a struggle to sit through and watch.

Since it was a "B" grade movie, made on a very tight budget.

In my opinion is Tu pa tam very cheap (not only by budget)movie with stupid story and very very bad acting.

At least Sally Geeson had the decency to retire to doing something worthwhile after appearing in this low budget rubbish.

What a waste of budget and actors.

Corman directed many memorable low budget horror flicks in the 1960's.

Although I think that's mainly due to the low budget production values and not because of Dahmer's crimes being too horrific.

It's as if director Karlson blew half his budget in the first five minutes, just getting the set up the way he wanted it.

Some low budget TV movies have actors that at least look enthusiastic.

Apparently they could only budget "spider-zombies."

But my own Extreme Erotica (c) films are over 100 times more erotic (just in the soft delicious aspect) with probably less than 100 times of this films budget!

All that being said however for some reason I felt this movie failed not from lack of effort, but maybe from either a lack of budget, experience and/or lack of creative inspiration.

It was well shot, but, then again, it is a big budget movie.

I'll have to assume that they just didn't have the budget to make a decent film.

This screams of a low budget high school production.

I would like to think that they started with good intentions and that it ran over budget or something but I think this movie was just plain cheese as in the from under type.

This movie was obviously made with a very low budget, but did they have to make it so obvious?

Additionally titled BURNING MAN and FLASH FIRE for its various releases, this Australian made film, shot in New South Wales is problematic for its producers from its outset due to several personality conflicts and extended shooting time that prematurely uses up its allocated budget, and although the storyline is at times nicely detailed, below standard post-production finishing and overmuch cutting jettisons the affair.

Like all pop promos, MDH's pretentions are are outdone only by its' unjustifiable budget.

In an obvious attempt to eke every penny out a meagre budget, the play has been nominally updated to the 1990's, but in conjunction with the original script the effect is more of a badly script 1970s TV drama.

I might be wrong but the impression I get from this movie was that they duped Frank Stallone and Joe Estevez into acting in this movie that has a budget of just under $40, depending on how much those nerf bats and spray painted catcher's equipment cost, create the most incoherent movie ever created, and sit back and laugh at the fact that Joe Estevez and Frank Stallone weren't in on the joke.

Most people making low budget horror flicks at least do something like clads of tissue or something to make a gashing wound.

I know the film was low budget, but it is inexcusable.

Maybe the special effects budget had been spent up by the end.

As an avid B-Horror movie fan, I was more than riveted at the prospect of this film by popular budget horror filmmaker Herschell Gordon Lewis.

And top it off, we don't actually see the bridge collapse because the filmmakers made this for a budget of 2 dollars!!! Unlike a lot of B-horror films, this one's actually boring.

I have no doubt that they will eventually make a big budget movie of MJ's life story, cos Michael You rock ;-) !!!!

low budget improvisation) appeal.

The ending was nothing short of "hey we've run out of budget let's stop it here NOW!!"...If I'd written a novel that ended this way I'd top myself.

This low budget film made in Mexico reminds me of a few of those Italians stinkers from over seas.

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