Roger Corman changed the face of cinema. An inspirational voice in Hollywood, Corman’s extensive work as a producer also allowed younger filmmakers to gain a foothold ... Read More ...

During the 31st annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, viewers were disappointed as late filmmaker Roger Corman was not mentioned ...

He was the influential director, producer, and distributor behind numerous low-budget horror, science fiction, and crime movies. Roger Corman, the film director, producer, and distributor ...

Roger Corman has garmented his film, lensed in England, with production values. His color camera work, his sets, music and plot unfoldment itself #- if the latter is vague and a bit involved it ...

George Armitage, who co-wrote and directed the Alec Baldwin-starring Miami Blues and helmed another 1990s black comedy, ...

These Roger Corman films revolve around a spirited golden retriever named Einstein with an IQ of 175 from a secret government lab and the genetically engineered killing machine called "The ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Known as the "King of the B Movies," the legendary filmmaker Roger Corman died on May 9 at the age of 98. Corman specialized in making low-budget genre movies with ...

He made westerns, sci fi, monster movies, biker movies, and every other B-movie genre you could imagine, and along the way, he greenlit the careers of our greatest filmmakers. Got a tip?

Evidently it’s now tradition to release a Fantastic Four movie midway through a decade. The first theatrically-released Fantastic Four movie (remember that Roger Corman’s 1994 flick never made it to ...

Film producer and director Roger Corman, shown during a 2009 interview at his office in Los Angeles. Corman, memorably dubbed the Orson Welles of the Z-Movie and the Pope of Pop Cinema ...

He met Roger Corman on the Fox lot and moved into feature films, writing the Corman-produced 1970 comedy “Gas! – Or – It Became Necessary to Destroy the World in Order to Save It.” ...