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The main character, although way hotter than most low budget starlets, is a pretty standard low budget lead.
This movie had no funny moments expect a couple of one liners by stooge(who was my favorite character in the film) kevin tenney directed this jewel and did a wonderful job with a low budget, I thought the end was awesome the only thing that could stop them was by surviving the night they were unstoppable killing machines!
the effects done by steve johnson we're excellent I would recommend this movie to anyone who has a love for low budget horror movies because as the old saying goes they don't make them like this anymore.
The film as a whole is wonderfully acted and Troche, who'd never be accepted by some of the lesbians she portrayed in her previous film, relishes the bigger budget by indulging in some wonderfully lingering pan shots that contrast with _Go Fish_'s grainy hyperkinesis.
It was interesting actually to see what the director Edward Dmytryk said on the DVD interview, where he mentioned that the budget for the photography was significantly lower (on purpose) so that more could be spent on the actors, and the schedule went through at a very brisk, quick pace.
Film is of course low budget and this is an excellent example of how the story and style of a film creates chills, not special effects!
Tourist Trap was not a big budget Hollywood film like Poltergeist nor was it produced by Steven Spielberg.
As far as the film goes, Tourist Trap is an entertaining horror film made on an extremely small budget, but it is well acted, well directed and well made on many levels.
While obviously not a "big budget" film, the acting is quite credible & the scenery, locales, & costumes are very well done.
It is not a million Euros budget film, but still we can see the destruction of a car in an excellent perspective that gets you in the movie.
The great thing about the film was in the short running time and budget of only ten thousand dollars, Duncan Rodgers was able to make a very well made film that kept the interest of the viewer.
I always feel if a director can make a great film with a small budget then what can he or she do with a much larger one.
This gets a higher score than maybe some people think it deserves, but I have to factor in the low budget and the good effort from the cast.
It sickens me that some movies get made whose budget equals the GDP of a small country,with a hyped up release,good reviews,an Oscar winning director and/or actors, and turn out to be so disappointing,with actors sleepwalking through their roles and uninspired directing,with predictable plot lines and a story with holes in it so big,Sandra Bullock could drive a bomb-loaded bus through it.
I would say that this western had a size-able budget It looks expensive.
However, even though the American version was (heaven forbid!) a big budget blockbuster, I believe it blows the British version out of the water.
Besides, these fake anatomical pieces are where the budget limitations are visible.
Hick Trek is clearly a film that is envious of even an El Mariachi-level budget ($7,000).
First of all, of course that it looks dated, it was made in the seventies with very low budget, but that's part of it's charm.
Because this movie I believe was made with cheaper budget, the acting and quality were much higher.
Personally I thought it was pretty well done from sheer imagination and inspiration,also without the benefit of a large budget and interviews with actual victims/criminals.
When I rented this movie, I half expected it to be a low budget, plot less Indy film, but thought I'd give it a try.
This is not an A western, not enough people and budget.
True to tradition, the budget proved way too tight to realize the director's vision entirely.
The scale of people involved in "Waldo's Hawaiian Holiday" was amazing to me, at a no budget, no glory production.
it is low budget, but fun, and the leading lady is very sexy.
Done on a spare change budget of twenty bucks tops, this cheapie thirteen minute short cheerfully parodies George Lucas' legendary '77 sci-fi blockbuster "Star Wars" in the most infectiously dumb way imaginable.
Pretty good special effects for a very low budget sci-fi t.v.
Unlike the franchise James Bond sagas with their breath-taking moments of spectacle, "Never Say Never Again" provides few of these scenes because of its prohibitive budget.
The movie is low budget at times, but fun to watch.
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