So if you're going to do a low-budget movie, you're definitely not doing a low-budget movie for Netflix.
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"That's what you get -- you want to make low-budget films, you get the low-budget host," the New Zealand native joked in his opening remarks.
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The previous year, low-budget horror director James Gunn had made Guardians of the Galaxy in 2014, and Gareth Edwards had jumped from the low-budget Monsters to Godzilla.
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For the most part however, low budget international carriers like Norwegian Air and Wow Air have managed to work out the kinks, in my view, to make flying low budget worthwhile.
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Directed by: Peter CornwellWritten by: Matt GreenbergBased on: "Gramma" (collected in Skeleton Crew) Blumhouse has produced its share of low-budget horror hits; sometimes, however, you get a low-budget horror dud.
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What they all have in common is they're low budget.
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It's another successful opening for the low budget horror franchise.
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Working with what appears to be a relatively low budget for
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The video was loosely storyboarded, but mostly improvised and low-budget.
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All in all, it seemed low budget for a celebrity affair.
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Kitsch, camp, low-budget: all values our tiny island holds dear.
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There's a great place for low-budget comedy and limited releases.
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It's unclear who crafted this low-budget bid at voter suppression.
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I want to work in this extremely low budget, polite space.
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Markle isn't the first royal to opt for low-budget jewellery.
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And that all started here, with George Romero's low-budget classic.
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Though the Feirstein tuition is low-budget, the facilities are not.
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It's significantly more low budget and stars a sad Mel Gibson.
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Trump could always try to keep up his unconventional low-budget tactics.
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But the mainly low-budget cars appeared dowdy, primitive, even potentially unsafe.
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I have a background in designing and directing weird, low-budget theater.
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I'd come from an artistic bubble of doing low-budget independent films.
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India's mission has been relatively low budget compared with many space missions.
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I don't have a preference for a high- or low-budget movie.
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The MacGyver-like improvisation resulted in part from the program's low budget.
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However, critics liked it for the low-budget horror homage it was.
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The simplicity of the character was perfect for low-budget, homemade interpretations.
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The ABC mini-series culminated with a widely mocked low-budget spider.
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Notably, all of this has been achieved on a relatively low budget.
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Low-budget "viral" videos were the nugget of gold in this case.
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The title may only be familiar because of T. S. Eliot, but this low-budget, black-and-white debut feature, directed by David Secter, has its champions, who cite it as a landmark of Canadian low-budget cinema.
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It's solid, fun, low-budget science fiction, perfect for a holiday week watch.
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Meanwhile, Jordan Peele's low-budget horror sensation "Get Out" slipped to No. 2.
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His latest film, Split, is his second low-budget feature in a row.
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The great pasha now looks like a character from a low-budget cartoon.
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He was making super-low-budget movies with kids who are just starting.
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The low-budget misinformation quickly reached the upper ranks of the State Department.
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However, despite its super low-budget look and feel, it delivered ... sort of.
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The broadcasts use green screens liberally, giving them a low-budget-movie look.
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Shares in Asiana's low-budget carrier affiliate Air Busan also surged 30 percent.
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We had no money, so that's how you make a low-budget film.
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She ran a low-budget campaign, raising about $200,000 mainly through small contributions.
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I'm spending this Thanksgiving Day shooting a low budget independent film in Canada.
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And those expats are living the high life here on a low budget.
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It's all fittingly outfitted with kitschy green screen effects and low budget charm.
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The term riffs on B-movie, aka a production with a low-budget.
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But The Trump Prophecy is more than a feel-good, low-budget movie.
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Visually, The Order sometimes seems taxed by the constraints of its presumably low budget.
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In 1977, Brett landed a part in "Cinderella," a low-budget soft-porn flick.
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For this project, because it's low budget, there's not so much money at stake.
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Typically, with low-budget stop-motion, you can get away with a cartoony style.
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The costumes — jerkins, leather straps, cowls — suggest "Games of Thrones" on a low budget.
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For a low-budget independent film, the location was peerless, as was the talent.
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Theo van de Sande: It was difficult, because it was a low budget film.
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It was a super low-budget situation, so a friend lent us their spot.
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The trio, long broken up, has never given their music the cushy reissue treatment that contemporaries like the Replacements got, maybe because their classic recordings kinda sounded like boiled ass and woodchips (it was the 80s, low budget really meant low budget).
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Campaigns often release low-budget digital videos to get extra ad time through media coverage.
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Ocasio-Cortez ran a low-budget campaign and was outspent by an 18-23 margin.
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Acrylic DecorAcrylic sheets are affordable, making the stuff great for a low-budget craft project.
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The OMGVoice site notes that Kumawood productions tend to be low budget and comedy-centric.
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That gimmick was partially designed to make the most of the film's obvious low budget.
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Something intimate, low budget, and completely different from the well-oiled machine of network television.
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The low-budget indie grossed $248 million and spawned a franchise that reboots this week.
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In 1999, "The Blair Witch Project" was a milestone of low-budget, found-footage horror.
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The study of street masks was done on a very low budget, Dr. Peltier said.
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That's a solid start given the low-budget thriller carries a $10 million price tag.
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I haven't disavowed my low-budget roots, and I hope to continue in that world.
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The whole thing felt a little too low budget for what it wanted to be.
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His influences run the gamut as well, from Greek tragedy to low-budget horror films.
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"We were first-time film-writers and it was a low-budget film," Lehmann explains.
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They're irreplaceable, and accompanying each song is a requisite cheesy 80's low-budget video.
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The low-budget thriller racked up $26.1 million, bringing its domestic haul to $75.9 million.
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Informal and low budget, many of them are driven by volunteers and overseen by parents.
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As marketing, it's relatively low-budget — and democratizing — but the potential for distraction is boundless.
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"Anonymous "I am on a very low budget, being disabled and below the poverty line.
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"It's a low-budget film by Hollywood standards, and certainly by Universal standards," Whannell said.
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They're all getting really good at creating incredibly realistic fake videos, even with low-budget equipment.
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This all looks a little strange and low-budget, but reviews for Freaks have been great.
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That approach really shouldn't have worked, but Unfriended was nevertheless a creepy, unsettling, low-budget success.
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As part of Kabali's promotions, Malaysian low-budget carrier Air Asia is launching a special aircraft.
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The set was definitely a low budget set, and was built in the cheapest way imaginable.
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But low-budget hotels still stake out part of the area, too, as do automotive shops.
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It looks a little low budget, but hey, it's based on a forum post from 2009.
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He started them off slowly, slipping them into a low-budget project already in the pipeline.
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Not bad for a series that began life as a low-budget one-woman stage show.
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Master Class Mark Duplass and his brother Jay have built a career making low-budget movies.
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Smith, whose low-budget campaign has otherwise posed little threat to Cunningham, has denounced the intervention.
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Fiasco Theater comes to Classic Stage with its low-budget, high-innovation approach to Shakespeare's comedy.
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It was a low budget movie, and for the most part I took it as a joke.
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We're also in low-budget web video territory, though each episode has ambitions beyond its bank account.
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By day, he works alongside his BFF Foggy Nelson (Elden Henson) at their low-budget law firm.
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"Synchronicity," a low-budget misfire about time and love, could use some exploding heads, dialogue and ideas.
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One might assume, from any capsule description, that Miner's movie was some aberrant, low-budget exploitation experiment.
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He decided to first direct a low-budget drama about jazz, Whiplash, also with a Hurwitz score.
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All told, "47 Meters Down" delivers enough rudimentary bait to justify this sort of low-budget exercise.
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It was billed as a low-budget affair — the wine and beer were gone by 8 p.m.
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"Death Proof" pays tribute to low-budget exploitation movies, while "Inglourious Basterds" references World War II cinema.
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Have a Nice Day is a low-budget animation — the director worked with less than $1.5 million.
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The event was utterly gorgeous — and thanks to Whitney's professional expertise, it was also incredibly low-budget.
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The show had a very low budget, so Captain Marvel appeared only very briefly in each episode.
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The low-budget, independent film brushed off competition from commercial hits like martial arts flick Ip Man 3.
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Per the Independent, this low-budget performance of No Exit veered into an unfortunate exchange on climate change.
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Once upon a time, Chromebooks were low-budget options for students without many features or high-end specs.
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Though he started with small, low-budget thrillers like Following and Memento, Nolan rapidly became a blockbuster director.
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He probably does a lot of these drop-in things on low-budget movies ($300,000 for three days).
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OCO-214 also had a key negotiating benefit: As far as space missions go, it's pretty low-budget.
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One of last year's best low-budget surprises, The Witch is full of Old English and sinister goats.
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Alphabet Inc subsidiaries Jigsaw and Google are offering a free Protect Your Election package to low-budget organizations.
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Budget/equipment: Start small with multifunction, low-budget items that interest you and fit unobtrusively in your space.
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He got his start in Hollywood as a screenwriter, penning scripts for low-budget thrillers and horror movies.
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" But two weeks ago, Asylum Pictures, the small, low budget studio, released its own version — "Adventures of Aladdin.
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Boots Riley's directorial and screenwriting debut Sorry to Bother You is the low-budget breakaway of the summer.
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Though Lahey helps create the bare bones of her popular and low budget videos, she finds acting uncomfortable.
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But right now ... Also, the upside to our low-budget movies is they get a big, theatrical release.
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The intentionally low-budget aesthetic of the reenactments didn't become more polished when the show jumped to television.
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If you plan to eat out on the first date, "make it a low budget restaurant," he suggests.
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"It was a great way to get word-of-mouth marketing going on a low budget," she explained.
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What about everyone else who works on these low-budget movies, have shitty careers, and are really struggling?
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Then there were folks like Barbara Peeters, Stephanie Rothman, Beverly Sebastian, who were making low-budget exploitation films.
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Additionally, this summer saw the breakout success of low-budget thrillers Lights Out, Don't Breathe, and The Shallows.
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It's John Carpenter's breakout film, a low-budget indie that made an astronomical profit and launched his career.
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The higher channels were often the domain of less powerful, low-budget broadcasters of the "public access" variety.
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" The show simply grafted Mr. Zacherle's "monster of ceremonies" persona onto a low-budget version of "American Bandstand.
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It was a good start for the low-budget film, which cost an estimated $6 million to make.
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"Hotel Artemis," a low-budget action film from Global Road Entertainment, fizzled into eight place with $3.1 million.
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She worked on mostly low-budget films, including "The Lawful Truth" in 2014 and "The Creeps" in 2017.
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But it's tough to ignore all the low-budget technology knowing that it's possible to up the ante.
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Alphabet Inc subsidiaries Jigsaw and Google are offering a free Protect Your Election package to low-budget organisations.
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Later, she watches how sand travels like rain inside hourglass bulbs as if it's a low-budget film.
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THR also reported that Dick had been fired from the low-budget comedy Vampire Dad after similar accusations.
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You know, like the cast came in, and it was, like, on an ultra-low-budget SAG agreement.
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Stephen Colbert and John Hodgman became Gil and Phil Peaches, hosts of a low-budget movie-review show.
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The campaigns view getting on TV as essential for exposure in low-budget races outside the national spotlight.
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I watched the movie Female Vampire, which is a very boring and sort of low-budget vampire film.
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Think of them as the low-budget zombie flick that breaks up the straight-faced vampire movie marathon.
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"Waitress" (2007), a low-budget flick in which the eponymous server eventually gets her own pie shop, is another.
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Look to the low-budget film Unfriended, which unfolded in real time on a computer screen, as a model.
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Ishiguro has to admit that the low-budget android, with its limited, stuttering movements, is more zombie than human.
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THR also revealed that Dick had also been fired from the low-budget comedy Vampire Dad after similar accusations.
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There is a certain type of low-budget film that manages to tell a story in an unexpected way.
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Somewhere between music video and song release, they're low budget expressions of what a song is trying to say.
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Well, this is what happens when you resurrect a series three decades later as a low-budget TV show.
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As a low-budget horror film directed by a newcomer, Get Out was an unlikely candidate for Best Picture.
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That was another quick-witted, low-budget horror-thriller which balanced good old-fashioned scares with incisive social commentary.
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The median return on a low-budget film at the American box office is 45 cents on the dollar.
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What I've been thinking a lot about is why studios aren't spending money on the very low-budget movies.
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It is essentially a low-budget replacement of a multi-camera live-streaming setup that fits in your pocket.
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THR also revealed that Dick had also been fired from the low-budget comedy Vampire Dad after similar accusations.
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He noted that "Get Out" was a bit of an outlier because of its low budget — just $4.5 million.
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"As you know, A Way Out is a low budget game," said A Way Out art director Claes Engdal.
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The interest generated by Freedom 251 and Docoss X1 indicates the immense demand for low-budget smartphones in India.
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What is certain, however, is that this low-budget display of primordial upcycled poo-centric objects was a hit.
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And a strength they have that Disney doesn't have is they've built a very strong low-budget horror business.
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The next rung down is 16mm, a cost-effective alternative intended for low-budget student productions or amateur use.
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The movie was nominated for five Razzies, but despite its failures, director Uwe Boll made two low-budget sequels.
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The company's chief executive and president, Ryan R. Johnson, has a résumé filled primarily with low-budget independent films.
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He had run a low-budget campaign, consisting mostly of a social-media effort overseen by his son Carlos.
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Being a low budget, artist-run venue, I usually have a personal relationship with artists who exhibit with me.
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When I did Bad Boys, even though it was such a low-budget movie, I shot over 500 days.
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Baby Jane was a low-budget movie, and when we were looking at the stills, you could see it.
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Yes, it was a low-budget picture, but it was made by artists who knew what they were doing.
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Palo santo smells just fine, but it's not being burned as a low-budget replacement for a Diptyque candle.
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"I remember thinking, it wasn't going to have any glossy pictures, because it was so low budget," she said.
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Tobe Hooper directed "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre," a low-budget 1974 horror movie that became a cult hit.
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Projected video, often the element that shines the harshest light on this showcase's low-budget amateurishness, injected some topicality.
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Other hotels nearby are low-budget options: at the AYF Palace, most rooms are forty-two dollars a night.
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The room looked unpromising as a therapist's office, given that the movie's low budget would not permit much renovation.
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Coming full circle from his dorm days, Celenza's latest Tastemade show, "Struggle Meals," focuses on low-budget easy dishes.
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It was only India's second moon mission and the first to attempt a lunar landing on a low budget.
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India has steadily built its reputation in Asia by offering low-budget shuttles for satellite launches in the region.
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More recently, bags were handed out at a screening of the low-budget body horror film "The Bite" (2015).
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We're currently witnessing a flourishing of low-budget horror, much of it owing an obvious debt to Mr. Romero.
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Original-flavor MST3K was just as beloved for its deliberately low-budget aesthetic as it was for anything else.
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You'd watch some low-budget fantasy or sci-fi adventure and wonder how it ended up on the air.
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Syfy is known for its genre shows like The Expanse and Battlestar Galactica or low-budget B-films like Sharknado.
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In 1999, Sanders played the role of Rabbi Manny Shevitz in the low-budget comedy My X-Girlfriend's Wedding Reception.
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Disney could have marketed it as a satisfying, relatively low budget heist flick rather than a must-see origin story.
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After that show fell through, the story almost became a trilogy of low-budget horror movies at Universal in 2014.
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He found people in Ghana, India, Afghanistan, Peru, and even Siberia who are also making low-budget, Hollywood-inspired productions.
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ScootScoop is a simple, low-budget concept, making use of a tow yard and flatbed truck that Heinkel already owns.
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The set, by You-Shin Chen, and lighting design, by Sarah Johnston, are appropriately low-budget if not especially coherent.
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"Lupita and Josh, they weren't telling their agents, 'Get me a low-budget zombie movie filmed in Australia,'" Forsythe jokes.
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" Gabor eventually ended up in low-budget films with such titles as "Queen of Outer Space" and "Picture Mommy Dead.
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He started working on low-budget films before getting his break in 1971 with Robert Altman's McCabe and Mrs. Miller.
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In contrast with most current sci-fi hits, the original "Blade Runner" was a low-key, low-budget indie yarn.
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Sadly their plastic clamshell Chromebooks still felt low budget in the face of quality devices like the Asus Chromebook Flip.
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The CGI effects around the giants are clearly low-budget and a little shaky, but otherwise, the film looks marvelous.
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The low-budget thriller film has made $78 million domestically, and marks a return to form for M. Night Shyamalan.
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Today, THUMP is premiering B-side cut "Low Budget Action Movie," a jovially cosmic track full of warmth and whimsy.
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In the past, diverse casting has been reserved for low-budget indie films and Oscar-aspiring period pieces and biopics.
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The low-budget film has made almost $40 million at the box office and continues to be a sleeper hit.
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The film will be low-budget, but Anthony will be able to put her own stamp of approval on it.
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The low-budget production quickly attracted five million viewers an episode, and, soon after, landed him a lucrative TV deal.
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The program's creators say it requires no more computing power than a "low-budget PC" to run real-time simulations.
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That's not always a promising proposition, though Teenage Engineering pulled it off with their own (admittedly low-budget) pocket synthesizers.
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READ MORE: How 'John Wick' spawned a hit franchise from a low-budget action movie almost every studio passed on
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El escape del siglo, the first installment in a local four-part low-budget gangster series on the big boss.
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Together, I think we have all the skills we need to make our documentary—even on such a low budget.
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He also landed one starring role in a movie, but it was super low-budget, and Ola's been shut out.
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On Tuesday, De Beers will introduce Lightbox, a fashion jewelry label selling (relatively) low-budget gems with mass-market appeal.
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What I failed to recognize was that, to a certain extent, my parents' low-budget artistic lifestyle was a choice.
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Companies that provide video lectures or online education programs may also be a low-budget option for learning new information.
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It's a low-budget affair, but one that makes effective use of scope, focusing on creative ways to deploy powers.
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Its $2.7 million budget is lower than that of previous films Theresa's written—but she loves low-budget indies' creative freedom.
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Hanson: "MMMBop" Are the rollerblades, low-budget green screen effects or Zac's braids the most striking thing about this 1997 video?
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Snow blankets the mountains of the town, and celebs dot the hills, all there to support their scrappy low-budget movies.
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Be warned: individually they're all innocuous; together your living space will start to resemble a low-budget remake of Breaking Bad.
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In December 2011, I reported via Variety that the Duffers had sold their low-budget genre script Hidden to Warner Bros.
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With things like CGI and drones getting so much cheaper, is technology radically changing how you personally address low-budget horror?
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This movie feels similarly low-budget, or like the producers accidentally blew the entire budget on industrial vats of fake blood.
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That's why independent and low-budget science fiction movies are such a vital creative playground, particularly for up-and-coming filmmakers.
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Unfortunately, the results make you think of a costume for a low-budget science fiction film, instead of cutting edge design.
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They're not even particularly creative about it — apparently low-budget snuff scenarios and clumsy zero-gravity death matches never get old.
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It was this partisan dysfunction that made the Russian misinformation campaign so potent, even though it was haphazard and low-budget.
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Way back in July of 2001, a low-budget "dumb" comedy called Wet Hot American Summer hit a handful of theaters.
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Upon learning of our low budget, one white male producer asked if we'd be shooting the film on iPhones, and laughed.
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We make super-low-budget movies with people who really know, who are very experienced, really know what they are doing.
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The internet tends to fall in love with low-budget commercials that are just cheesy and awkward enough to be admirable.
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You can, however, stream Transmorphers or Atlantic Rim, two suspiciously titled low-budget knockoffs of the movie you meant to watch.
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" Variety, meanwhile, called it "low-budget in the worst sense – with no apparent talent or intelligence to offset its technical inadequacies.
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As personal as it is, "Dead Pigeon" often feels like a home movie or even a low-budget avant-garde production.
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According to Senn, The Story of Kamikuishiki Village has a connection to a well-known maker of low-budget satirical games.
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If they're making a low-budget psychological horror film set in a Pottery Barn, this would be a fine promotional image.
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" Terrence Malick's nonfiction cosmic exploration "Voyage of Time" has its counterpart in the similarly themed low-budget Italian film "Spira Mirabilis.
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That means you can silently stream the embarrassing shows you binge-watch without it looking like a low-budget dubbing job.
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"I want to have one in my career," he said, referencing an appearance in a low-budget indie film, like Once.
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And he certainly did it on his own terms: in a low-budget mumblecore, indie-looking short from his Twitter account.
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"If you're thinking nowadays low-budget films are in the millions, we are a no-budget production," Houston explained to me.
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Neal H. Moritz: It was low budget, but for us it was a lot of money, because we were starting off.
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In fact, standing in the lobby now, it's hard to believe that this former Y was once a low-budget hostel.
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Advantage: Bagpipes Low-budget, and relatively low melodrama, this faithful 1971 BBC mini-series again stars Glenda Jackson as Queen Elizabeth.
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Despite having no formal advertising experience, they grew with YouTube at a time when marketers were hungry for low-budget projects.
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It's a surrealist soft-focus street adventure taking cues from low-budget science-fiction films and first-person-shooter video games.
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The prizes are handed out by the Independent Filmmaker Project and are largely confined to American low-budget and indie productions.
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There he was promoted to director and tasked with cranking out low-budget quickies for the bottom half of double bills.
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A former movie publicist, he had an apprenticeship in low-budget B-movies with the producer Roger Corman before turning director.
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The actor's sacrifices for the low budget independent film has paid off in rave reviews for his post-"Twilight" performance. TheWrap.
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The search term "amateur," for example, mainly generates videos of amateur porn artists or laypeople making their own low-budget pornography.
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In the late 1990s, she moved to Raipur and took a job at a low-budget establishment called the Hotel Guru.
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The low-budget A's operate in a constant state of motion, shuffling veterans in an effort to compete with richer teams.
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Unlike Civilisation, it was a low-budget production, but it took full advantage of these limits by constantly challenging the viewer.
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The-low budget film stars Samara Weaving as a newlywed who finds out her in-laws intend to hunt her for sport.
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Repurposing the Santa Lucía airbase is the sort of low-budget, low-impact alternative that appeals to the ostentatiously austere president-elect.
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It's a scrappy, black-and-white, super-low-budget musical with the same interest in jazz but none of the production value.
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She got her start in Australian soaps Well, technically, her first acting role was in a friend's low-budget thriller in Australia.
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Would a Google VR headset be similar to the low-budget Samsung Gear VR, or something closer to the pricey Oculus Rift?
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There is nothing frightening about sentient trucks, no matter how hard this shockingly low-budget TV movie tries to convince us otherwise.
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Advantageous is a plucky, low-budget conceptual film that tackles these issues, in a dreamy, thought-provoking, and occasionally disjointed emotional tale.
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They had these terrible horror movies from the 70s, and these local finds, which were just low-budget movies people would make.
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However, if Trump sticks to the low-budget, livestream model, industry experts estimate it could launch within three months following the election.
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"John Wick" was one of the biggest surprises of 2014, a low-budget, badass, and totally fun revenge thriller starring Keanu Reeves.
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Last month, an India-based mobile manufacturing company named Ringing Bells announced a series of ultra-low budget, domestically-produced mobile handsets.
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Most of the content available for free online is low budget, shot in someone's front room with a camcorder and a sofa.
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The low-budget thriller stars Belfast-born Martin McCann as the unnamed survivalist, a loner making his own way in the wilderness.
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Literally any low-budget rap video you'll see on a cursory scan through YouTube has kids making their fingers into gun gestures.
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But what Van Sant saw as a low-budget cineaste experiment in 1998 sure does look a lot like corporate strategy today.
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Israel time, the prime minister stood before a camera and delivered a low-budget PowerPoint presentation featuring photos and slides in Farsi.
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The first time I met Chrissy I was ironing my clothes because the video [for "Stereo", where we met] was low budget.
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Mr. Counts wants nothing to do with the theme-party feeling he's gotten from other escape rooms, or their low-budget looks.
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The drill cover is to help surgeons in low-budget hospitals who need to operate on broken bones or drill into skulls.
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The clothes are mostly shabby, the porn shoots are low-budget, the bars are raucous only when a glam band rolls through.
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Two examples, "Hitler's Children" and "Hitler's Madman" (both quickly made low-budget films from 1943), are available on DVD from Warner Archive.
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Last week I watched Would You Rather, a low-budget plotless gore-fest with a Netflix rating of two-and-half stars.
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Bergman and Johnson have been working together since Johnson's first film, Brick, a 2005 low-budget indie noir starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
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The low-budget vampire film only made $3.4 million at the box office, even though film critics gave it fairly positive reviews.
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The original film was a low-budget, high-voltage jolt about a free spirit who refused to be judged for her sexuality.
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There was a Wayne's World sequel and plenty of low-budget, forgettable fare like The Immortals, Kull the Conqueror, and Scar City.
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Its director, Barry Jenkins, has only directed one other feature film, Medicine for Melancholy, which had a staggeringly low budget of $15,000.
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Regrettably, his "Armed Response," a low-budget, high-tech action film with supernatural overtones, is devoid of such a sense of play.
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What was supposed to be a 30-minute meeting turned into a three-hour fun day of just a low-budget 'Transformers.
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"Carnival," a low-budget American film made in Kansas in 1962, is a cult picture available for viewing on the Criterion Channel.
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"It has so many elements of things Matt that loved so much," Ms. Kouyoumdjian said: Brooklyn, low-budget horror films, macabre humor.
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The low-budget "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning," filmed on location in Nottingham and at Twickenham Studios, was Mr. Finney's big break.
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Though the clown was real enough, the "gag" turned out to be a viral marketing stunt for a low-budget horror movie.
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Then Tramps — a low-budget crime caper with terrific performances and a winning script — is the perfect addition to your Netflix queue.
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The track is sexy and ambiguous, as is the video—featuring otherwise low-budget clips of blurred body parts and indeterminable gestures.
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Though a simple, low-budget family comedy built around a series of vignettes, My Neighbors the Yamadas often experiments with its visuals.
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The faith-based film has a low budget, and is generally embraced by critics (89 percent on Rotten Tomatoes) and audiences (A- CinemaScore).
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Today, many consider this low-budget study of loneliness and personal isolation one of the finest works of independent cinema during the 1970s.
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The low-budget thriller about a black man whose visit to his white girlfriend's hometown takes a sinister turn picked up $21.1 million.
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In contrast to her recent high-octane visuals, Swift made the big announcement in an adorably low-budget Instagram video shared Monday morning.
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Moonlight director Barry Jenkins also started with a black-and-white, low-budget feature — Medicine for Melancholy — just a year before Chazelle did.
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Men in Black and Shaft aren't low-budget or legacy-tarnishing sequels in the Caddyshack II sense, but they're low-rent at heart.
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Curtis, who stars in the hit new Halloween sequel and served as an executive producer, recalls how low-budget the original production was.
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Also at one point a clown jumped out at them to scare them – because apparently dates in Paradise are just that low-budget.
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The low-budget thriller about a black man whose visit to his white girlfriend's hometown takes a sinister turn, picked up $21.1 million.
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The low-budget iPhone 5C at a paltry 83GB of storage, the iPhone 5S, and then two sizes for the new iPhone 6.
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Ramler said the idea was to make the furniture sustainable but also inexpensive in keeping with Rio's bid to provide low-budget Games.
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It was a very tight shoot, and a low-budget production, so everything was very carefully scheduled, and had to be covered quickly.
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The seams still show at times — this is obviously a low-budget movie — but for the most part, it's surprising, intriguing, and fun.
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Unfriended was one of Blumhouse's standard low-budget horror box-office coups, with a $173 million budget and a $64 million global take.
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From the late 250s through the mid-103s, there was a low-budget film industry operating in Hollywood alongside the prestigious big studios.
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We started to preserve some of this low-budget material several years ago simply because we had it and knew it was important.
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Meow Wolf has evolved from a ragtag group staging low-budget shows into a multimillion-dollar operation that employs more than 150 people.
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There are a lot of people who make low-budget movies, but that's in between the tempo that they're trying to get going.
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It all feels a little too serious, somehow; too reminiscent of gritty, low-budget horror for a movie with Abrams' name on it.
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The replication of a low-budget, earnestly progressive public TV broadcast is impeccable, abetted by Helen Mirren's hilariously solemn introductions of the films.
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The guidelines are intended to reduce risks in low-budget local races as well as the high-stakes Congressional midterm contests next year.
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"When Burnie and I met in college at University of Texas, we made an ultra low-budget indie film together," Hullum told Mashable.
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Hunter was cast opposite Divine in "Polyester," a low-budget John Waters comedy that gleefully sent up everything from alcoholism to foot festishism.
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Cody Knotts, who produces low-budget horror films, says he was vetted by the Trump campaign to be a delegate back in January.
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The low-budget "Adventures of Superman," a hit during its original run, became a favorite in reruns and Ms. Neill became a heroine.
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Mr. White put together "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," the Python troupe's farcical rendition of Arthurian legend, on a very low budget.
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Even in his lousiest pictures — "I made lots of low-budget movies," he admitted — he's a thing of beauty, a graceful, whirling dynamo.
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Now in film, it's either very low budget films, which is great for young filmmakers, or there's the big, hundred million dollar ones.
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I'm so used to being low budget and indie, so I didn't know if it would happen, but the label made it happen.
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"There are protections if things go wrong, so there's very little downside risk to booking flights on low-budget airlines," Mr. Keyes said.
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The smaller, scrappier Welles movies might not look as slick, but they have a fast pace and low-budget inventiveness of their own.
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These are undeniably low-budget, campy ways to tell a story that Control is mostly unable to stage within its own gameplay sequences.
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When Crawford's agent comes to her with an offer for a low-budget film called "The Missing Link," her face lights up. Work!
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His flimsy business card suggests a low-budget operation, and the association's registered address is a tatty building on an unremarkable Simferopol backstreet.
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Several years ago, the proliferation of low-budget buses in and around Chinatown prompted local officials to find ways to rein them in.
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In addition to her club appearances with Tee and RuPaul, Bunny was featured in the latter's low-budget Pam Grier-inspired short films.
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Waking Life, an animated film that premiered at the 2001 Sundance Film Festival alongside Tape, a low-budget drama shot on a camcorder.
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" Oscar publicity is vital to studios such as A24, which specialize in smaller, low-budget prestige films such as Best Picture winner, "Moonlight.
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Turner's change from a preacher to guerrilla isn't very smooth, and the independent film's low budget doesn't do the action sequences any favors.
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And if there's one thing we know for sure, it's that Sundance judges LOVE a scrappy, low-budget film with a side of quirk.
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It's like The Science of Sleep meets… I don't know, a low-budget movie set in California with a bunch of half-naked women.
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There are no distribution specifics, but as a quirky low-budget indie project, it seems likely to show up on-demand sometime this year.
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Gosling, who was nominated for Best Actor for the movie, worked on the 2006 low-budget indie film after his success in "The Notebook."
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Later that day, THR revealed that Dick had also been fired from the low-budget comedy Vampire Dad after similar accusations earlier this month.
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Granted, it is a low-budget film, which forces the action to be short and minimal, but the seams shouldn't show through so easily.
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Other interviewees speak about Needham's dedication to the low-budget film, which served as his directorial debut after a career as a stunt man.
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The reigning joke on Twitter is that two people with a very low budget usually desire a home seemingly way out of their range.
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But she started on the very bottom rung when she began working as an assistant for low-budget producer Roger Corman in the 1970s.
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The studios don't do it because they're not built to make low-budget ... Still, the best distribution in the world is done by studios.
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If you've ever looked at a picture of SCOBY, it can look like a creature of the deep from a low-budget horror movie.
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A low-budget feature debuting here at TIFF, it uses time travel to weave an increasingly dense web of revelations, double-crosses, and complications.
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The film "Innocence of Muslims", a low-budget 13-minute video, was billed as a film trailer and made in California with private funding.
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The LA Galaxy forward has a long history of run-ins with journalists, once telling one they were "low budget," according to Bleacher Report.
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It's also worth noting that Sofia and Plovdiv, a city 2000 miles east of the capital, are destinations of the low-budget carrier Ryanair.
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When critics and cinephiles lament the demise of low-budget filmmaking, they're almost always talking about projects that cost many times more than Reichardt's.
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He fired Jim Caldwell, hired Pagano and revamped the roster with low-budget free agents to work with the cornerstone of the future, Luck.
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And particularly with low-budget films, poor conversion can create visual inconsistencies and lag, and the tiniest imperfection tends to break the fourth wall.
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Stepping on a Segway for the first time feels a bit like strapping into a roller coaster at an ancient, low-budget theme park.
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But for me there is a line: I do not care for "motion comics," which include sound and often feel like low-budget animation.
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This macabre ad touted Charles Kaufman's low-budget film about a mentally unstable matriarch and her twisted sons who capture and terrorize three campers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads September 21 is a day to look forward to if you're a museum-lover on a low budget.
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Gone Home leveraged its low-budget status to tell a story of discovery and exploration via natural objects, rather than splashy exposition-packed cutscenes.
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The film's low-budget, early-digital-film approach looks as frenetic as its main character, who desperately rides his bike to his next destination.
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"It was a very low-budget affair with Ping-Pong balls, and the sun, as I recall, was played by a tomato," he said.
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"I met Kristen on her first movie, a low-budget Hallmark TV movie called The King and Queen of Moonlight Bay," Siegl tells us.
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When I saw it the week of my audition in Philadelphia, it looked (and sounded) like a low-budget version of its former self.
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The first film — titled "Super Fly" (two words instead of one) — was a low-budget affair with a gritty look and a claustrophobic feel.
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" Nollywood films are typically low budget, says Papavassilopoulos, but Netflix is willing to spend money on "high-brow, top-quality drama" with "export potential.
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Owen's problems include seizures, accompanied by flashbacks that look like scenes from the low-budget direct-to-cable horror pictures of the early 1990s.
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" The pace is slow and woozy, with Mr. Clementine's croon nestled between low-budget drum machine sounds and a plush, dreamlike choir sustaining "Hallelujah.
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The writer-director Carly Stone pulls off an impressive trick in her first feature by shooting a story about money on a low budget.
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On top of this, I'm finding that a lot of the research on PMS and PMDD is kind of crappy (read: low budget and flawed).
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In more recent years, Huizenga has delved into the world of filmmaking, bringing the low-budget feel from her music videos to the big screen.
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But I'm not sure any of that matters, because low-budget werewolf-versus-vampire action doesn't really require a lot of context to appreciate it.
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She started her career as an actress in "mumblecore" movies, low-budget films about young people in urban centers that typically relied on improvisational performances.
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My earliest memory of being so blown away by it all was when I was doing this super-low-budget Thai film in Chiang Mai.
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I thought I'd feel like a non-rapey Woody Allen in a big budget movie, but the job was actually low-budget and low-concept.
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As her résumé grew, she later created her own children's television series and executive produced a low-budget horror film and a slew of documentaries.
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After meeting as students at Georgetown University, the pair produced low-budget, challenging movies such as "Sound of My Voice" (2011) and "The East" (2013).
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"Bones" and "Oogie" were puppets on "The Uncle Floyd Show," a low-budget program that ran on various local cable stations between 22016 and 210.
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From the trailer, it looks like Stomp the Yard director Sylvain White plans to take the more traditional, low-budget horror route with this movie.
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Available at daily or weekly rates, the new rental plans open the door for ambitious yet low-budget filmmakers to make high-quality VR content.
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In the interim, Pure Flix tried to engage faith-based audiences with "God's Not Dead 26.1," a follow-up to the 7513 low-budget smash.
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The box office hit was filmed on a low-budget and Krasinski joked about going through Halloween stores in Brooklyn in search of monster costumes.
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Like a lot of dialogue in season two, it's brimming with bubbling cheesiness — more apt for a low-budget fu flick than a prestige drama.
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Way back then, no one foresaw that George Lucas' low-budget flick would grow to become one of the most successful film franchises in history.
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So and the reason for that, if you want my theory — it's only my theory — is that low-budget comedy cannot compete with our movies.
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The man had shut himself up in a low-budget hotel with a suspected bomb and knife after a spat with the manager, police said.
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In a low-budget animation like this, you don't have the option of multiple takes on the set, so you do something called an animatic.
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Netflix has a new movie coming out that's basically a sci-fi Groundhog Day, or a super-low-budget Edge of Tomorrow, if you will.
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The magazines are low budget — with graphic design you'd use if you were putting together a yearbook — but there's a poetry to these special almanacs.
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The film, of course, was John Carpenter's " Halloween ," the apotheosis of low-budget, high-shock, sugar-free moviemaking, which took in almost seventy million dollars.
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Despite being a low-budget horror film, the inventive shots and practical effects make the cabin and the surrounding forest feel more cold and menacing.
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I'm not sure there's ever been anything like that in the past for punk culture, which is low-budget, international and inherently suspicious of commercialism.
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They will not cut back on their franchises (where they make their real money) or low-budget horror movies of the kind my company makes.
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"We looked at this like we were making half of a low-budget indie film," said Ryan Horrigan, chief content officer at Felix & Paul Studios.
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It's the kind of low-budget, low-key call-in show a viewer might watch to unwind from the razzle-dazzle of C-Span 2.
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In 2015 Katie Nolan, then the host of the scrappy, low-budget Fox Sports show "Garbage Time," lodged a critique of The Players' Tribune model.
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Micheaux along with black directors like Spencer Williams made "race movies," low-budget films with all-black casts for black audiences (some from white producers).
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Because the Lewton productions were low-budget pictures meant to fill out double-features, they're pretty concise, with not many reaching the 19293-minute mark.
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That's weak but not a disaster for a relatively low-budget thriller, and was at least enough to land the movie in the top five.
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Particularly in the low-budget movies he made with the producer Val Lewton, Tourneur is famous for making a virtue of the power of suggestion.
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That Potrykus is able to challenge us so deeply with such a low budget and limited resources makes Relaxer all the more impressive and essential.
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This is another small film, made on a self-evidently low budget, that has a big imagination and is bedeviled by tough, urgent political questions.
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Taiwan, which is a smaller producer of dramas than China or Korea and often makes more low-budget shows, also needs more of a selection here.
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For a home-invasion movie (so low-budget, there wasn't even enough cash to air-condition the set), Better Watch Out has surprisingly complex production design.
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You can also go super low budget and plug computer speakers into the back of your TV. They will probably sound better than the TV speakers!
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But by the '22015s and early aughts, faith-based films existed largely as low-budget, direct-to-video affairs that weren't expected to perform in theaters.
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Since 2005 she's released only two films: the low-budget, overlooked TIFF submission The Vinter's Luck in 2009 and Disney's moderately successful McFarland, USA in 2015.
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At a cost of about $100 million, the low-budget lander was backed by private donors, with state-owned Israel Aerospace Industries involved as a partner.
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She was paid only $8,000 for the low-budget thriller, made for a total of $473,000, and given $200 to find her wardrobe herself, she says.
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LONDON, Feb 2 (IFR) - Low budget airline EasyJet has started marketing its first ever bond issue, a 500m maximum seven-year transaction according to a source.
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Perhaps you'd rather see Joe Lynch take a crack at the sequel's new addition Domino, considering what he accomplished visually on a low budget with Everly.
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Bokeh is a low-budget sci-fi film that actually turned to Kickstarter in 2015 for funds to help it finish up production and special effects.
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M. Night Shyamalan's second low-budget horror feature in two years has officially solidified his directorial comeback in the only way that matters — the box office.
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It's this very character-focused story, as well as the framing of the game, that evoked the same tone as a low-budget film for me.
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Scott was likely employing hyperbole, as even under an "Ultra Low Budget Agreement," the Screen Actors Guild requires that performers make at least $125 per day.
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Trump's low-budget approach carried him to victory in the primaries, but even he seems to now realize the general election against Clinton is quite different.
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Carpenter's low budget didn't allow for much technological premonition, but Escape is a B-movie less interested in future tech than it is with future tensions.
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Unfriended: Dark Web looks almost exactly as low-budget, though a 20-second stretch of Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" suggests a little more monetary investment.
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And at the time of the Tate-LaBianca murders, the Family was living out on Spahn Ranch, a former movie set used in low-budget westerns.
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The stellar performance came despite the mourning period for Thailand's late king, cases of the Zika virus and a crackdown on some low budget Chinese tours.
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At a cost of about $100 million, the low budget lander was backed by private donors, with state-owned Israel Aerospace Industries involved as a partner.
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If we at Noisey had a dollar for every music video we're sent that involves low-budget stunts and general tomfoolery, we'd be Scrooge McDuck rich.
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Like a low-budget version of Eyes Wide Shut or Shia LaBeouf at a film premiere, we shuffle down the opposing line wielding our paper cups.
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The famous 20 horror movie was a low-budget, minimalist project that Romero produced independently with a small team comprising local Pittsburgh actors and crew members.
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Annihilation (release date unknown) Ex Machina was a rare film; a smart, relatively low-budget science-fiction thriller in which suspense was more important than spectacle.
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ALPHA can run on nothing more than a "low-budget PC" As well as its ability to learn, ALPHA is also notable for its lightweight performance.
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" They were inspired by the indie success of fellow Texan Robert Rodriguez, who had recently exploded on the scene with his low-budget classic "El Mariachi.
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Suggesting a seascape, a hellscape and occasionally the outskirts of Newark, these low-budget visions are as otherworldly as anything in "Toruk," though emphatically less lush.
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With its penchant for whiteboards and workbooks, Love in Action has the flavor of a low-budget corporate retreat and all the hallmarks of a cult.
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Just behind Cavendish in one of those sprints was Daniel McLay, a 24-year-old who rides for Fortuneo-Vital Concept, a low-budget French team.
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He was already deeply involved in advising Mr. Trump, and he believed, unlike most pollsters and pundits, that the chaotic, low-budget campaign had a chance.
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These elements run rampant in low-budget, low-quality masterpieces like The Room and Fateful Findings, but can be harder to find in big-budget blockbusters.
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The 1988 low-budget black comedy follows a clique of four girls—three called Heather, and one called Veronica—in a small-town Ohio high school.
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I was very young—I think I was 27 or so—doing my first movie with a low budget with two guys who were not stars.
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For the weekend in North America, "Strangers: Prey at Night" (Aviron), a low-budget, R-rated horror movie, arrived in third place, collecting roughly $10.5 million.
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It is somewhat rough around the edges, with construction fencing up in several spots and rows of potted trees giving it a homemade, low-budget feeling.
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I had made a low-budget film, won an award at a prestigious festival, scored an agent and made a TV deal all within six months.
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Do you have any thoughts about why there are fewer low-budget and no-budget films than there used to be, even at LGBTQ film festivals?
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Movies are very time-consuming to make, even low-budget movies, from the moment you start to the moment you finish, you know, it's two years.
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Number of reviews: 73What it's about: The low-budget zombie comedy follows an apocalypse that breaks out as a director is filming his own zombie movie.
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During the initial stages of my early retirement plan, I stayed in on most nights, ate on an incredibly low budget and shared a studio apartment.
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While they're not wealthy or exceptionally talented, they do have a great deal of heart and low-budget commercials, which makes for a painfully entertaining journey.
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She hit her stride with "The Nikki Haskell Show," a charmingly low-budget program on the New York public-access stations Channel J and Channel 230.
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Watch the entire low-budget Planet Earth scene above and marvel at the beauty of Mother Nature while one bird shreds the innards of another bird.
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The other big movie award went to low-budget "Moonlight," about a young boy growing up in an impoverished neighborhood of Miami, which was named best drama.
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It's an intriguing premise for a science-fiction film, and Gil takes an internal, character-based approach that's rare even in a low-budget science-fiction flick.
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For a low-budget indie that by that point enjoyed just a handful of festival dates and few select word-of-mouth screenings, the number was promising.
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The 17-years-later sequel — let's just forget Blair Witch 2: Book of Shadows ever existed — copies the 20163 original's found-footage format and low-budget production.
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The ad resembles an amateur splicing of deleted scenes from the Twilight films, a classic, embarrassing infomercial, a class project, and an extremely low-budget campaign commercial.
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Sleight is sort of like super-low-budget Iron Man, if Tony Stark were just a kid trying to make some neat gadgets to impress his friends.
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The number of low-budget feature films—films with a cache of less than £2000,000 ($620,000)—produced in Britain fell by over 70% between 2010 and 2015.
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As well as being a partial return to form, this low-budget chiller was set in the fictional world that Mr Shyamalan established in "Unbreakable" in 2000.
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Another difference is that the Joker movie is more of a low-budget character study rather than a blockbuster extravaganza, financing reportedly in the $55 million range.
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I don't understand how James Franco is always free to shoot whatever low-budget films seem to be to his liking, but here's the latest of them.
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But even before she had every designer at her fingertips, the star says, she was having fun with fashion, just in a much more low-budget way.
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Credit: The Planetary SocietyPlanetary Society CEO Bill Nye is a major proponent of the technology, touting its potential as an efficient, low-budget option to space exploration.
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Alexis appeared as a male in some roles and as her drag alter ego Eva Destruction in others, including the low-budget Killer Drag Queens on Dope.
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It's currently unclear if the juice spilled included Lebedyansky's premium line of juice, Ya, or consisted of the company's low-budget brands: Fruktoviy Sad, Frustyle, and Privet.
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And FilmStruck's demise was especially troubling when you realize just how many movies, from Oscar-winners to low-budget oddities, are completely missing from streaming services altogether.
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The low-budget film was the weekend's top-grossing domestic release, earning $30.5 million, and propelling its director and writer Jordan Peele onto the Hollywood A-list.
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In colder months, you should be able to grab a City King for as little at $134 a night, which is perfect for a low-budget getaway.
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Such grassroots organizing is critical to Bolsonaro's low-budget campaign; he has no major political party behind him and very little ad time on radio and television.
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Abel Osundairo will be making his acting debut in the upcoming low-budget film, "Friends Family & Lovers," and not only that ... he's playing the main character, Dushon.
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The plant, Indonesia's first to produce chemicals for use in batteries for electric vehicles, has attracted attention for its ambitious timeline as well as its low budget.
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No Vacancy II is part of a movement of low-budget groups helping make space for artists who aren't a safe bet for the remaining physical galleries.
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There is Blue Demon Jr., who has assumed an alter ego originated by his father, who played the role in the ring and in low-budget movies.
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" After working in low-budget filmmaking (including a stint at Troma Studios), Gunn made his directing debut in 2006 with "Slither," followed by the superhero spoof, "Super.
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Corman required his directors to include certain elements so he could sell his low-budget exploitation movies, but he would give them plenty of latitude beyond that.
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And another low-budget faith-based movie, Sony's "Paul, Apostle of Christ," opened to a respectable $5 million, continuing a recent formula of success for Christian movies.
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Coming from an independent background, Loden was able to work well with the low-budget constraints of these productions, which were made for television and classroom viewing.
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During his tenure, he introduced programming sections dedicated to shorts, documentaries and low-budget films, and guided the creation of offshoot festivals in London and Hong Kong.
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This version, hosted by Ananda Lewis ups the budget to $10,000 per room, which alters the "Hey, I could do that" vibe of the low-budget original.
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But when Blum sees a glimmer of something bigger, he can pole-vault his low-budget films into wide release with the help of a major studio.
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Welch had dabbled in acting—he'd appeared as a victim in a low-budget slasher movie—thus, it followed, his raid on the restaurant had been staged.
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Recently, Mr. Rahim, the art teacher, was working with his friend, Hussein Shenshul, 41, who runs a clothing store, on a low-budget, high-concept sculpture project.
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In 2005, Yakov and Mendy Kirsh, two ultra-Orthodox brothers from Monsey, N.Y., made a low-budget thriller, "A Gesheft" ("The Deal"), with an all-male cast.
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But the Athens installment "is not a low-budget version of Kassel," Mr. Szymczyk said, adding that Documenta had increased the funding "significantly" for this year's edition.
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They've been more like smart, quirky, low-budget indie films, the kinds that would pop up in a Midnight Madness program at a high-profile film festival.
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And the low-budget Blair Witch Project, from 19993-something newcomers Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez, took the world by storm and forever altered the horror genre.
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The faith-based audience has proven over and over that it can bring in a lot of money at the box office, even for low-budget movies.
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She had vowed not to be a working wife, and only reluctantly took a low-budget sci-fi film role in 1953 because they needed the money.
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There, in low budget videos she shoots at her gym and elsewhere, she keeps her fans up to date on her life and shares training tips and workouts.
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But the movie doesn't give her all that much to work with, especially when her big musical moment is framed as a very low-budget '90s music video.
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Director Greg McLean (Wolf Creek) goes lean and low-budget with this bloody thriller, which manages to turn an immense office building into a suspiciously samey claustrophobic space.
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William Gibson and I were trying to make this low-budget, black-and-white, update of Godard's Alphaville, or something like that, but we couldn't get enough money.
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His presidential bid resembled a political version of the startups he got to know so well: high-risk, low-budget, capable of total disruption but also total failure.
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Lise Raven is filmmaker who co-founded the Slamdance Film Festival for emerging artists and low-budget independent films and associate professor of film at Montclair State University.
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As for Jimmy, he's trying to shake off his throwdown with Chuck and focus on his solo practice venture — that means new low budget commercials and new horizons.
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Compared to the $125,000 light field cinema camera Lytro makes and rents, the solution Google showed off today has a much more clever, hack-y, low-budget vibe.
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He wrote a song ("Slip Away") about Uncle Floyd, the host of a weird, low-budget, quasi-children's TV show that aired locally back in the UHF days.
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A teaser released on Monday shows villain Mick Taylor, played by John Jarratt, who murdered backpackers in the original low-budget film, the target of a revenge plot.
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It's less like a lipstick ad and more like a trailer for a low-budget psychosexual thriller, but you know what they say: All publicity is good publicity.
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So if someone like The Rock wanted to be in one of your low-budget movies, and it changes the economic calculus of the film, do you pass?
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Compared to multiple seasons of co-ed soccer leagues costing up to $210 per season just for field dues, running was a low-budget way to stay active.
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At a time when studio blockbusters feel overblown and impersonal, this nervy, giddy audacity was downright liberating—a low-budget gem you wanted to share with your friends.
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In the past decade or so, he's starred in a ridiculous number of barebones low-budget brawlers, many of which are the barely official sequels to theatrical movies.
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But expecting us to come up with a low-budget, low-effort costume that still results in applause from everyone at your party is a near-impossible task.
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Launched in 2013 by three entrepreneurs — Jochen Engert, 36; Andre Schwammlein, 36; and Daniel Krauss, 34 — FlixBus quickly became a well known, low-budget bus option in Europe.
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The lovely cinematography that the filmmakers worked to craft starts to get that low budget look of television soap operas, and the actors look a little too real.
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This is part of a long tradition you can see in horror movies, which tend to be extremely effective at monster building while usually being very low-budget.
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Constellations of small satellites like the MarCOs now orbit Earth, used by scientists, private companies, high school students and even governments seeking low-budget eyes in the skies.
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The director Nathan Silver is known for movies like "Exit Elena," a low-budget 2010 feature about a young live-in nurse who is hired by a suburbanite.
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In recent interviews, they describe Slash as kind of an experiment done on a very low budget, but the magazine foretold the rise of many prominent punk bands.
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Made in 1974, John Carpenter's low-budget feature debut is a tongue-in-cheek science-fiction comedy centered on some of the most ragged astronauts in film history.
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Overall, be prepared to spend roughly $6,000 for a bare-bones trip at this late stage — and keep in mind that's for an experience on a low budget.
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One day Bay was working with Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, a British actor who had been cast in a low-budget indie film as a struggling American porn star.
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" Pitt and Gray have been friends for more than two decades, ever since the actor saw the director's 1995 debut, a low-budget crime drama called "Little Odessa.
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"Cheesy, low budget images are a hallmark of Iranian propaganda," said James Lewis, a senior vice president at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a think tank.
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"But I think it's important for the country to do these missions on a relatively low budget to provide inspirations and aspiration for the general public," he added.
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Saint Maud is the kind of low-budget horror film that sneaks up on you, as much a character study as a portrait of twisted belief and obsession.
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After making low-budget westerns for Lippert Pictures, Ms. Adams signed with Universal, which changed her name to Julia, then to Julie, and insured her legs for $125,000.
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And anyway, the girls don't succeed because Sarah finally uses her innate power to actually protect herself instead of for low-budget magic tricks on her school supplies.
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We spoke to Rosenberg about making low-budget sci-fi in 2016, how he modernized the craft of special effects, and what he learned from the legendary Trumbull.
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Also because they knew it was a low-budget movie made in France, they don't ask for the same amount they'd ask for a big American action movie.
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I've done panoramic filming before and I knew that you have to hide because you're in it, so we went out there, and shot this thing really low budget.
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It's the movie, it can be made for low-budget, a genre like, it's ... I get it, if it's an Oscar movie, I got to fight for my life.
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An international trailer for the The Adderall Diaries was put out by another distributor last week, and it made the whole thing look like a cheesy, low-budget drama.
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If successful, Queen Amina could represent a bridge in time, a connection between the low-budget video movie that birthed the industry and the cinematic potential of the present.
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From 'Sausage Party' co-director Conrad Vernon The new take on The Toxic Avenger will reportedly be a more grounded version of the over-the-top, low-budget original.
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Ten entrants were awarded grants of about $10,000 apiece — enough to cover roughly a quarter of the cost of a low-budget movie in the Philippines at the time.
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St. Michaels also wears an elephantine penile prosthesis for the part.) Characters with names like Oinker (who has a porcine proboscis) expire with eyeballs popping in low-budget splatter.
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Paper Boi (Brian Tyree Henry) is launching his own low-budget rap career, managed by his drifting cousin Earn (Donald Glover), while already not believing such a thing exists.
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He made a funny, low-budget video introducing his company, then uploaded it to YouTube on the same day TechCrunch reported Dollar Shave Club's first round of venture funding.
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Peggy Cummins, an actress best remembered for her turn as a femme fatale with a hair trigger in the influential low-budget film noir "Gun Crazy," died on Dec.
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Typically, he said, the hotel's employees will alert officials to suspicious activity — but that is not always the case with many of the low-budget motels along Interstate 35.
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His dance work came to be so well regarded that Mr. Ardolino brought him in to help edit some crucial scenes in a low-budget movie he was directing.
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Their message has trickled deeper into the collective American psyche, aided by a very small minority of activists who've been using low-budget tools to spread lies for decades.
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As quaint as the specters it works to expunge, "Another Evil" is an ultra-low-budget ghost story with an off-kilter sensibility that initially intrigues but ultimately fizzles.
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The changes in sports are known as the Moneyball revolution, after the title of a 2003 book by Michael Lewis, about the low-budget success of the Oakland Athletics.
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Yet what hoists this bloody battiness above much of the scrappily low-budget horror pack is the smartness of its execution and the strength of the movie's central performance.
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Of course, it was also at many times a hilariously low-budget show, most notably during the "turbulence" scenes, where the production couldn't afford to actually shake the set.
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What better way to communicate our efficacy as a desirable home for these films than by landing an Oscar nomination for a low-budget movie about a crack addict?
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Someone getting famous from low-budget internet content seems almost passe these days, but it's important to remember that less than two decades ago, it was downright unheard of.
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The film, about a low budget zombie movie's film set being invaded by actual zombies, was made for just 3 million yen—about $27,000—and shot in only 8 days.
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The weekend&aposs other new wide release was Blumhouse Productions&apos "First Purge," the fourth film in the low-budget horror franchise about an annual 12-hour period of lawlessness.
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Since round-kicking his way onto Hollywood's radar with the low-budget comedy The Foot Fist Way, Danny McBride has made a career out of playing the world's biggest jerks.
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WENDY WILLIAMS OPENS UP ABOUT HER PAST BATTLE WITH COCAINE ADDICTION "Because of that low budget, I wasn't able to buy other things that would break [my diet]," he recalled.
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That's what Leo Gabriadze has done in his low-budget thriller about six teenagers who convene on Skype one evening, only to be interrupted by a ghost in the machine.
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Bushwick, Jonathan Milott and Cary Murnion's low-budget action movie about Texas invading Brooklyn, was inspired by former governor Rick Perry's 2009 comment about Texas seceding from the United States.
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But with the help of Blumhouse, Willis' beloved David Dunn character, and the good will he's accrued with back-to-back low-budget critical hits, that looks to be over.
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A few years later, the studios stood by baffled as big-budget spectacles failed, while Dennis Hopper enjoyed tremendous success with younger viewers via the strange, low-budget Easy Rider.
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Leave it to a low-budget horror movie to strike a chord with movie audiences about the growing class divide in America, and become a hit franchise in the process.
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If you've been thinking about picking up a cheap camcorder to film your kid's recital, or you want to experiment with low budget filmmaking, then this is an easy choice.
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For one thing, Split is the second film in Shyamalan's return to his low-budget roots, after 2015's The Visit, and as such has a smaller budget than Unbreakable.
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For another, the characters of Unbreakable are technically owned by Disney, while Shyamalan's more recent work is being distributed by Universal and produced by the low-budget genre emporium Blumhouse.
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Based on a comic and short story by Philip K. Dick collaborator Ray Nelson, the movie is Carpenter's signature blend of high concept premise and low-budget, low-brow execution.
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It's that Molotov cocktail of need and desire, fear and flattery, caution and ambition, intimacy and anonymity, real and digital space that Netflix's low-budget horror movie Cam sets alight.
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The legal battle has generated its own lengthy Wikipedia entry and been compared by one legal observer to a low-budget horror movie for its seemingly "inexhaustible supply of sequels".
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Sam Taylor-Johnson, for one, went from directing Nowhere Boy, a low-budget film about young John Lennon, to helming the first installment of the Fifty Shades of Grey franchise.
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Mr. Greenstein noted that Sony has now turned three low-budget summer films into moneymakers, with "The Shallows," a horror movie, and the animated "Sausage Party" as the other two.
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Fox Searchlight's "Ready or Not" snuck into the late summer movie season and the horror-comedy is the latest horror movie to become a hit relative to its low budget.
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That was because the top honor went to "Ten Years," a low-budget independent production depicting a dark future for a Hong Kong bullied by the mainland government into assimilation.
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These low-budget rip-off artists basically copied and pasted the text that has been circulating since last July, when these 'sextortion' emails were revealed by cybersecurity journo Brian Krebs.
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And so, feeling like a low-budget action movie spy, I jostle through The Edition in Soho and fetch them from the basement (a first-time date experience for me).
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The Other StuffI'm a self-proclaimed wizard in the kitchen, which explains the cookbooks (follow me on Snapchat for periodic episodes of my low budget, self-produced show, Bethie's Bodega).
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"They're nutbags," he said, jokingly, about the prestigious theaters who have given a prime slot to a writer best known for low-budget, action-packed plays about superheroes and samurai.
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For a sense of what Welles was like as a much young artist, see his stamp on Shakespeare in this low-budget production, which he adapted, directed and starred in.
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Indeed, although Anderson's action scenes are not always original, they offer a clarity and coherence that most of his competitors in the world of low-budget action cinema cannot match.
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A police officer who had once starred in a low-budget action movie about a crime squad, he was now a real-life version of the character he had portrayed.
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Mr. Boyega's breakout role came in 2011, with "Attack the Block," a comedic low-budget sci-fi thriller about aliens invading a public housing development very much like his own.
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"For what we were trying to accomplish we had a pretty low budget" — Netflix wouldn't reveal what that budget was — "and a nearly impossible sort of schedule," Mr. Fukunaga said.
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Also notable: "Amityville: The Awakening," a low-budget horror movie from Dimension, a division of the embattled Weinstein Company, and Blumhouse Productions, was made available in 10 theaters on Saturday.
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Ana Swanson, our Washington-based trade reporter, calls it "a triumph of low-budget production and farmers' tans" aimed at passing the revised U.S. trade deal with Canada and Mexico.
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Moscow's efforts to sow division through Facebook and other social media platforms were low-budget and often primitive, but they have had a disproportionate effect on the American political process.
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Alston Ramsay said the film falls under the category of "Modified Low Budget" — a term which, according to the Screen Actors Guild website, refers to movies made for under $700,000.
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In 2010, Blossom Films, her production company, made its first film, "Rabbit Hole," a low-budget movie in which she played a mother grieving over the death of her child.
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Netflix Description: At the end of their low-budget tour, a punk band accepts a gig at an isolated rural club, only to discover that their hosts are neo-Nazis.
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The film, a low-budget independent production starring Laura Linney and a then unknown Mark Ruffalo, is about the relationship between two grown siblings who had been orphaned as children.
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That's a huge achievement for the movie, a relatively low-budget arthouse picture about a young gay black man growing up in Miami; it isn't necessarily your typical awards bait.
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With Ms. Barnett, he scraped together a living selling very low-budget films, sometimes using Levi's toy robot for sound effects, about historical figures like Ethan Allen and Eugene V. Debs.
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Even in spite of its sinister low-budget production, the company is behind some of the most captivating horror films and franchises in recent memory (Get Out, Split, Insidious, The Purge).
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He'd always be a little bit corny, and as a low-budget, 1990 Captain America movie proved, that corniness could quickly mutate into something garish and klutzy on the big screen.
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With videos for The Pixies, Magnolia, and Deep Sea Diver under their belt, they've honed a low-budget, high concept style that nails the vibe of the indie revival of 2017.
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And thus "Dolemite" is born, a low-budget production about a pimp/nightclub owner featuring the three key things Rudy wants to see in a movie: nudity, comedy and kung-fu.
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The video's set in the sort of place you'd imagine someone scouting for a low-budget indie film horror location, then deciding that maybe it was actually a bit too eerie.
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At first, the Bronx native was typically cast in Corman's low-budget films, often playing smaller roles, but he eventually worked his way up to a leading role for the director.
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It was a low-budget, spartan production—music beds were added to mask the echo of his voice—but it gripped listeners, catapulting to the top of the iTunes podcast charts.
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It's been releasing smaller cinema cameras in the low-thousand-dollar price range for the past five or so years, which have gained a following among amateur and low-budget filmmakers.
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Major Southeast Asian economies like Indonesia, Thailand and Singapore also have substantial room to expand government spending and to cut credit costs in view of low budget deficits and stable prices.
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Even the Morgan Stanleys of the world, who are lending the money, you typically get a big star all of a sudden who wants to be in a low-budget movie.
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It would be wrong to suggest that Carol, a big-budget period piece about white lesbians, has more intrinsic value than Moonlight, a low budget contemporary story about black gay men.
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Many of these Latin trap takes on English-language rap songs come replete with music videos, benefitting from the fortuitous high quality meets low budget nature of today's visual recording technology.
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The Broadway musical's elaborately costumed dancers were mostly replaced with puppets, which gave the performances visual impact but sometimes made the production look like a low-budget local kiddie TV show.
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Read more: India postponed the launch of its $146 million lunar mission due to a 'technical snag'India's mission has been completed on a relatively low budget compared to many space missions.
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Mr. Wenders has made substantial films since then, but these three low-budget movies — produced in rapid succession before he turned 31 — would confirm his reputation as a major European filmmaker.
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And: I did consign old clothes and allow myself to shop at consignment stores for free or very low-budget purchases, which was actually a fun way to let off steam.
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In the 1970s, the convergence of the sexual revolution, second-wave feminism, and what was then known as the gay liberation movement fueled an explosion of low-budget lesbian vampire films.
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Recorded at New York's Firehouse Studio on an incredibly low budget, the album was produced, mixed, arranged, and programmed by RZA, using cheap equipment either borrowed from friends or bought secondhand.
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He is a filmmaker who effectively erases the distinction between what we used to call "underground" cinema and the independent label under which we now tend to put everything low-budget.
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That area has long drawn homeless people and day laborers, but more recently it has attracted backpackers and other low-budget travelers who stay at minpaku on a short-term basis.
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But Paramount had a low budget compared with major outfits like Okeh and Columbia (for which Bessie Smith cut her most famous sides), and Rainey's recordings were of mediocre sound quality.
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Eddie (Ed Helms) and his buddy Chris (an unusually restrained, possibly mortified Tracy Morgan) are bottom-feeding actors in Hollywood whose specialty is playing audience members on low-budget television shows.
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When you start on the low-budget/low-risk end of the project pool, you can get your foot in the door with clients and move up quickly, according to Johnston.
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A low-budget horror film, "Phoenix Forgotten" (Cinelou), took in roughly $2 million, while the art-house action picture "Free Fire" (A24) played to mostly empty theaters, generating about $1 million.
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The only new movie to arrive in wide release over the weekend was "The Grudge" (Sony), a low-budget effort to squeeze a fourth film out of this faded horror franchise.
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The actress, who has worked mostly on low-budget movies, including 2014&aposs "The Lawful Truth" and 2017&aposs "The Creeps," was charged and jailed on a $500,000 bond on Tuesday.
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The movies themselves were low-budget, B-grade pictures churned out in the '60s and '70s, typically directed by Italians and filmed in the desert of southern Spain with international casts.
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BH Tilt's low-budget horror-thriller "The Darkness," starring Kevin Bacon and Radha Mitchell, scared up $217.8 million at 23,2970 sites in a Friday the 227th launch aimed at horror fans.
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Leonhardt writes: The changes in sports are known as the Moneyball revolution, after the title of a 2003 book by Michael Lewis, about the low-budget success of the Oakland Athletics.
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Season 1's Daredevil was a random, far-from-invincible dude (who was, granted, blessed with superhuman senses) brawling in a do-rag and some low-budget Under Armour knockoff tee.
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He said that there was no risk to the overall financial system and that the Chinese government's relatively low budget deficit and large capital bases in banks would protect the country.
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Ocasio-Cortez, 28, who is from the Bronx, is a member of the Democratic Socialists of America and ran a low-budget campaign where she was outspent by an 18-1 margin.
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The dialogue is clunky, the delivery stilted, and the low production value makes it all feel like a flashback sequence from a very low-budget History Channel documentary about the Manson Family.
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The show's low budget has never allowed it to develop new characters who could permanently replace the ones who'd left, which essentially turned the show's central study table into a revolving door.
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California Attorney General Xavier Becerra shot back Tuesday night — before he'd seen the lawsuit — insisting his state complies with federal law and comparing the Trump administration's announcement to a low-budget film.
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I feel like there were a lot of luxuries for a low-budget first film, that I really hope to have when making other films, because it was a pretty magical experience.
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Furthermore, they can be cheaper and easier to build compared to native apps, making them ideal for low-budget startups, independent game developers or services that lack a substantial reach in general.
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Jr.'s bash was anything but low budget -- DJ Ruckus spun all night with the all-star musical performances and celeb guests like Austin Mahone, Lance Bass, Joanna Krupa and Adrienne Bailon.
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Not long ago, low budget genre films were outliers at festivals like Sundance; now they're often seen as launching pads for directors who go on to helm films for Marvel and Lucasfilm.
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Lionsgate's low-budget "Blair Witch" and Universal's expansively marketed "Bridget Jones's Baby," which marked the return of Renée Zellweger after a career hiatus, both fizzled at North American theaters over the weekend.
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Kjellberg's popularity is evident: Several low-budget, relatively unknown video games he featured on his channel have found success and increased sales after their cameos, including "Goat Simulator" and "I Am Bread."
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The Bikinis never quite made it, as is clear from the charmingly low-budget look of the proceedings, which are, after all, taking place in the recreation hall of a trailer park.
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Betty Gilpin and Alison Brie continue to hold the emotional center as two estranged best friends, surprised to be dedicating their lives to semiprofessional wrestling on a dingy, low-budget local show.
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In its well-documented transformation from stuffy to casual, the Parisian food scene has seen a spate of bare bones restaurants and bistros with low-budget design, like Septime and Le Galopin.
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John Carpenter had only shot and scored two semi-obscure features when the executive producer Irwin Yablans came to him with a proposal: make a low-budget movie about babysitters being murdered.
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Mr. Cronin will also introduce "The Activist," a low-budget, X-rated feature shown in 1969 about an antiwar student, at Roxy Cinema in TriBeCa on Monday night.library.columbia.edu/locations/rbml/exhibitions/current.html
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Experimental filmmakers James N. Kienitz Wilkins and Robin Schavoir co-wrote and produced the film, which they shot on vintage news cameras, giving it the look of a very low-budget feature.
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A poet named Isobel O'Hare took a more low-budget approach, turning the offending men's mea (sorta) culpas into "erasure" poems by blacking out most of their words to reveal blunter messages.
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The writer and director Larry Cohen, who died on Saturday at 82, was an auteur maker of low-budget genre movies like IT'S ALIVE (1974), a horror film about a killer baby.
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"Fags in the Fast Lane" is a return to the transgressive, low-budget films under the gaysploitation umbrella that directors like Curt McDowell and Bruce LaBruce unleashed in underground circles decades ago.
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Set in 1985 in Los Angeles, "GLOW" is based on Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, the real-life league and low-budget TV franchise that sought to cash in on that decade's wrestlemania.
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Seijun Suzuki, a Japanese filmmaker who enlivened his low-budget genre movies with pop-art flair and avant-garde theatrics, inspiring American directors like Quentin Tarantino and Jim Jarmusch, died on Feb.
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Tesla has more moments that break the fourth wall or explore what-if scenarios, and it's ostentatiously low-budget as well — virtually every "outdoor" set is a clearly painted backdrop, for instance.
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In 2014, the low-budget horror movie "Unfriended," in which a group of teenagers in a video chat were picked off one by one by an anonymous user, grossed $64 million globally.
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For while Lao Qi is riding the Chinese boom that brought him and thousands of others from China to the Cambodian resort, Bun Saroeun's business was built on low-budget Western visitors.
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The YouTube channel Pushka Garazh — which translates to "Gun Garage" in English —is known for modifying cars on a low budget, and the YouTubers' plan to recreate the Cybertruck was no different.
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Gunn's roots are in over-the-top shlock cinema (he began his career at the famed low-budget genre movie company Troma, and his first credit is for writing Tromeo and Juliet).
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" The last solo outing for the X-Men's marquee mutant was a moderate hit, though its $415 million worldwide gross is more impressive in light of the relatively low budget for "The Wolverine.
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But it will make a mockery of the euro zone's fiscal rules, which require Italy to keep a low budget deficit in order to cut its public debt, currently 132 percent of GDP.
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Later that year, the brothers signed a seven-film deal with indie distributor The Orchard, making them unlikely moguls in the low-budget, high creative freedom world of independent filmmaking and digital distribution.
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The movie looks weirdly low budget and cheesy for what ought to be a high-profile production, but it's not like you can ignore a movie with this many Will Smiths in it.
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Watching her low budget videos is almost like watching an extended Vine — may it rest in peace — and her quirky rants are similar to those of classic YouTubers like Jenna Marbles and KevJumba.
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The single-location thriller conceit can often end up playing like a low-budget gimmick rather than a creative choice, but Möller uses it to create a film that feels taut and claustrophobic.
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Few, it is safe to assume, could have foreseen that teenagers would anoint a low-budget web series produced by NRK, Norway's national broadcaster, as one of the breakout shows of recent years.
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Years later, he was featured in the Michael Lewis book "Moneyball," about the analytics used by the Oakland Athletics, a low-budget team that overachieved when DePodesta was part of that front office.
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Leslie Harris wrote and directed the low-budget film over just 17 days, and became the first African-American woman to negotiate a deal with a major motion picture company for its release.
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Movies about the dark side of filmmaking are a dime a dozen, but this one turns its focus on the low-budget variety, where actions become more desperate and abuse much more horrific.
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We were soon doing it to a faux 90s techno beat, which didn't do much for me aside from making me feel like I was on the set of a low-budget porno.
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Both films have received critical praise and are among the top nominees for the Independent Spirit Awards, which celebrate low-budget artistic films that often go on to do well at the Oscars.
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The plant is one of a number of high-pressure acid leach (HPAL) projects being built in Indonesia that have drawn industry attention due to their low budget projections and short delivery times.
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In low-budget filmmaking, "because you're basically donating your whole normal salary, and your name value, and your everything, if it does succeed you should participate in the success of that," she said.
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"They're Watching," a horror film by Micah Wright and Jay Lender, does a commendable amount with very little, using an amusing premise to separate itself from much of the genre's low-budget fare.
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Fruitvale was a small, low-budget independent film, but it garnered enough attention for Coogler and enough confidence in his abilities that he landed a much higher-profile movie for his next project.
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When I finally sat down to watch it, it seemed fine enough—vaguely badass, in that way every low-budget white guy director back then was aping Tarantino's fast-talkin' wise guy dialogue.
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Hada Labo — a beloved low-budget line of simple, well-formulated products — offers the low-pH Hyaluronic Acid Cleansing Foam, $9, free of harsh sulfates to rival all other gentle cheapie drugstore cleansers.
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Among low-budget Oscar hopefuls, "The Disaster Artist" (A24) had a very strong weekend, taking in $6.4 million in relatively limited release (840 theaters), for a two-week total of about $8 million.
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He finally found a match in Herbert Yates, whose Republic Pictures produced low-budget Westerns and genre films but was looking to up its public profile with a few "respectable" productions, Callow writes.
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But on political ads it's not even going to try — giving politicians around the world carte blanche to use outrage-fuelling disinformation and racist dogwhistles as a low budget, broad reach campaign strategy.
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"When I first started it up and saw that Finn was just silently staring at the camera like something from a low-budget horror movie I absolutely lost it laughing," Bannister told Today.
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With European low-budget carriers like Norwegian Airlines and Wow Air aggressively expanding their routes stateside, there is no better time than now to go with whatever company rolls out the lowest prices.
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The modesty is partly a matter of circumstances — "Cane River" was a low-budget, independent production shot on two locations in Louisiana, Natchitoches Parish and New Orleans — and partly a matter of style.
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The low-budget carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle is currently offering some great deals for fall travel, including $99 one-way fares from Stewart to destinations like Edinburgh; Belfast, Northern Ireland; and Bergen, Norway.
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" He said the hack was likely not conducted by Iran's more sophisticated team but instead recalled a "low-budget hack of the sort Iran's 'patriot hackers' are known for, including the cheesy imagery.
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Instead of partnering with a ton of upstart teams looking to explore the medium and help fund their low-budget pursuits, the company would be pursuing fewer, more expensive projects with established studios.
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The CEO has also been refurbishing the company's balance sheet, driving sales with low-budget hits like "A Quiet Place," partnering with Amazon on a new "Jack Ryan" series and chasing international growth.
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Cassel got his start working for Cassavetes and appeared in multiple movies by the actor/director, garnering an Oscar nomination for his supporting role in the low-budget independent film "Faces" in 1968.
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Vizio has been making some of the best TVs of the past few years, especially for those looking for a high-end TV on a relatively low budget, considering the low price tag.
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Sinclair is positioning itself to turn its existing 173 stations into a cohesive network that pushes low-budget, Fox News-esque conservative commentary into small markets like Sioux City, Fresno and Little Rock.
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Mr. Finney was propelled to early stardom by "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning," a low-budget 1960 film steeped in smoggy vistas of smokestacks and deprivation and shot in stark black and white.
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Nowadays, ANYTHING can be made to look real and wonderful, which puts the onus right back onto the writing, which, when it's good, can always overshadow a lot of bad, low budget special effects.
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Refinery29's series Ballin on a Budget follows emerging comedienne and rapper Awkwafina takes to the streets of New York to show viewers how to live the high life on a low budget. Cut.
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A Low-Budget League The day before the Mill Rats left for Halifax, they gathered for practice at the Y.M.C.A. of Greater St. John in this small industrial city on the Bay of Fundy.
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He built a career making low-budget, low-effort film adaptations of video games, then getting into fights with the fans of those video games, upset at his poor handling of their favorite franchises.
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There's a lot to unpack in the movie, but the thing I'm most fascinated by his how committed it is to bringing a low-budget, indie vibe to a big and very-shiny screen.
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He broke into the industry through a friendship with cult filmmaker Roger Corman, who hired him to write and direct such low-budget genre movies as "Caged Heat," about inmates in a women's prison.
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But there's something really fun about how its low-budget effects sort of make it look like what would have happened if Fury Road were done in the style of the original Mad Max.
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And since it is all low budget, there isn't really money for development or anything like that, so it was essentially just a handshake agreement; like, if you write the script, we'll shoot it.
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A low-budget time-capsule mockumentary from writer-director Rusty Cundieff, Fear spoofs early-'90s hip-hop culture via the antics of N.W.H., a fictitious bad-boy rap outfit trying to be taken seriously.
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Andre, on the other hand, began about a decade later with commercial acting and stand-up, and eventually conceived a pilot for his own off-kilter low-budget talk show, The Eric Andre Show.
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In 2015 during his time with Paris Saint-Germain, Bleacher Report says the Swede told a journalist they were "low budget" after he was asked about his relationship with former team-mate Edinson Cavani.
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For a museum scene in the movie, a low-budget affair that was shot in nineteen days, they made do with a single white wall, hung with reproductions approved by the Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation.
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The two of us manage to travel on a low budget by collecting credit-card rewards to pay for flights and hotels or staying in budget accommodations like hostels and Airbnb or with friends.
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If you've seen enough other low-budget horror flicks from the 80s and early 90s, it's hard to complain too much about this supposedly subversive movie's reliance on sexist stereotypes or heteronormative happy endings.
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Why it matters: With comparatively few resources, Putin has resurrected Russia as a formidable global actor, disrupting Western politics, security and order with what appears to be a low-budget, opportunistic mission of chaos.
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And the only logical way to do that is to send Galifianakis across the country to shoot 10 episodes of his low-budget TV show in which he asks Hollywood A-listers inane questions.
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Bridging the riotous expression of a country in the midst of an identity crisis with the vilification of cheap thrills by revolutionary fundamentalists, Filmfarsi unearths a buried genre of low-budget films in Iran.
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I think LGBT film festivals used to be a place where no-budget and low-budget features really shined, but as indie film has gotten more expensive overall, it's also impacted the LGBT space.
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But not all of it is up to fine dining standards — in January 2018, a customer was disappointed when she was served caviar with plastic spoons, with allegedly "low-budget" crackers to accompany it.
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Rees said she had an idea for her own low-budget horror picture — one location, tiny cast — set in a small town not unlike the one where she has lived for the last year.
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Also of note: The low-budget film "Lion" has officially become a sleeper hit for the Weinstein Company, taking in about $4.1 million over the weekend, for a 12-week total of $30.4 million.
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The crew of a low-budget zombie flick is getting antsy: They're shooting at an abandoned water plant that once hosted military experiments, and the spooky location is a little too on the nose.
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Over the past year, Imagine has bought controlling stakes in smaller companies like Jax Media, which produces the Netflix comedy "Russian Doll," and Marginal Mediaworks, which focuses on low-budget content from minority creators.
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Mr. Colbert, a professed man of the people, emphasized his love for local media by bringing on Mr. Oliver as a guest host for "Community Calendar," a sendup of low-budget public access television.
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His low-budget films had badly recorded sound, but he overcame it by directing his actors—mainly his regulars—to speak with a theatrical declamation, which seemed to emboss the dialogue on the screen.
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Jean-Claude's comeback vehicle is a low-budget "action adaptation" of "Huckleberry Finn," shot in Bulgaria, an echo of the long stretch of Mr. Van Damme's career when he couldn't get work in Hollywood.
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Over the past year, Imagine has bought controlling stakes in smaller companies like Jax Media, which produces the Netflix comedy "Russian Doll," and Marginal Mediaworks, which focuses on low-budget content from minority creators.
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It's ultra-low budget, but I think we were able to do some really cool things from a technical perspective by pushing the boundaries with the VR while also maintaining an entertaining narrative structure.
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House of Glory is one of numerous "indie" wrestling companies in the New York area—low-budget outfits that make money by hosting shows featuring a mix of in-house talent and legacy wrestlers.
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So the new lineup will look like this instead, according to Iturbe, who shared some images he dug up on GoPro's staging site this morning: 360, flagship, middle specced, low budget/nice form factor pic.twitter.
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The whole thing started out in 2007 as a low-budget YouTube sketch, with Mark Gagliardi telling the story of Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr's deadly duel after he had downed a bottle of Scotch.
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But take a closer look, and you might get a sense of just how much low-budget derring-do and luck was involved in making one of the most epochal horror films of all time.
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And if you're all partnered up, you can open up a dialogue about what type of porn you each like to watch, or watch it as a couple for a low-budget Valentine's Day date.
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But they also codified stereotypes of violence and drug addiction for men and hypersexualization for women in films like the low-budget 1974 film Abby, which is about a woman possessed by a sex demon.
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Two thieves in full nun getups stormed a bank in Pennsylvania on Monday, bungling an armed robbery that went down like some kind of low-budget reenactment of The Town, local Fox affiliate WTFX reports.
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Of course, if you want to go low budget, there are plenty of windsocks for GoPro cameras (GoPro sells one, too), and people have been hacking their way around the problem for a while now.
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An unknown writer-director's low-budget ($1.6m), tripartite portrait of a black gay youngster in Miami, this was the bold choice that many critics hoped the Academy would make, but few believed that it would.
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He points to the recent success of low-budget "Purge: Election Year," the upcoming "Jason Bourne" film and this weekend's "The Secret Life of Pets," which has an 84 percent critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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He isn't a major marquee name in the United States, but he wrote and directed the 2011 film Attack the Block, which gave a low-budget alien / monster feature a distinctly English, class-conscious spin.
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But we now live in a world where it has become much, much harder to make movies that aren't mega-budget blockbusters, micro-budget indies, or relatively inexpensive genre fare (like low-budget horror movies).
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She also gathered an impressive crew for her low budget indie, including her then husband Arthur Jafa as cinematographer and artists Kerry James Marshall and Michael Kelly Williams to work on art and production design.
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Low budget films dominated the category this year, with four out of the five of the nominees — The Disaster Artist, Get Out, I, Tonya and Lady Bird — clocking in at around $10 million a piece.
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Item ordered: MayFair - Jacquard Babydoll Dress with Qipao Collar, $973What gave me pause: Though not stolen, their imagery is a surrealistic attempt at lifestyle photography, and many of the photos are off-puttingly low-budget.
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Mr. Guldemond credits them with pioneering the road-trip movie in the 1960s and 70s, with low-budget, black-and-white films like "Alabama" (1969) "The Wrong Move" (1975) and "Kings of the Road" (1976).
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In 2014, Universal ran the first video ad campaign on Snapchat, a trailer for the low-budget horror movie "Ouija," which ended up being the top performer at the box office on its opening weekend.
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The "John Wick" series has grown from a low-budget action movie in 2014 to a hit franchise going on to its fourth entry (with a TV spin-off in development at Starz, as well).
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The Oakland Athletics baseball team didn't have the bankroll of other major league teams, and its general manager, Billy Beane, needed to figure out a way to build a competitive team on a low budget.
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It also signaled the rise of one of the most improbable figures in Venezuela's political turmoil last year: a police officer who had once starred in a low-budget action movie about a crime squad.
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But Blumhouse head Jason Blum, who's been behind recent low-budget horror hits like the "Paranormal Activity" and "Insidious" franchises, believes getting Carpenter back into the mix is what the Myers series has been missing.
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CreditCreditBryan Bedder/Getty Images On the first Warped Tour, in 1995, the traveling punk-rock extravaganza was so low-budget that its founder, Kevin Lyman, had to buy supermarket hot dogs to feed the musicians.
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The loophole is a throwback to the days when the ultra-high-frequency TV spectrum — the part higher than Channel 13 — was filled with low-budget stations with often-scratchy reception over analog rabbit ears.
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But he has a fine cast and a good sense of place, including a feel for the spookiness of emptied-out spaces, and he makes his conspicuously low budget work for the near-claustrophobic intimacy.
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Although they make low-budget films for targeted audiences (teen girls, say, or horror fans), they focus most of their energies on movies that cost more than three hundred million dollars to make and market.
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But he has a fine cast and a good sense of place, including a feel for the spookiness of emptied-out spaces, and he makes his conspicuously low budget work for the near-claustrophobic intimacy.
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Shot in black-and-white, this low-budget movie mostly takes place in a convenience store where a slacker clerk, Dante (Brian O'Halloran), is forced to work (or rather, hang around) on his day off.
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She came up in the business as a soap opera star, fought to become a producer of her low-budget wrestling show and applied her soap experience to the melodramatic story arcs of the ring.
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We look back at low budget movies from an earlier era and laugh at them because of the clunkiness that comes from having less money, but that's not something I try to capture at all.
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A common complaint among horror fans is that their online streaming options are far too limited, due to the endless glut of low-budget horror films being churned out by indie filmmakers on the regular.
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Such was the case with "The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared," a low-budget Swedish film that required its married makeup designers to make the main character look decades older.
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American studios are now either in the blockbuster business—the five Disney films released so far this year have made over $4bn worldwide—or devoted to low-budget offerings best enjoyed with a crowd, like horror.
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I went in search of Rocinha's low-budget Hollywood scene after meeting American filmmaker Alan Hofmanis by chance at a traditional Rio de Janeiro fast-food style chicken restaurant in the bustling tourist neighborhood of Copacabana.
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