Roger Corman's Fantastic Four

Just rewatched this unreleased 1994 classic. It was made on a budget of one million dollars, and it shows. It's also considerably better than any Fantastic Four movie commercially released since. That shouldn't be possible, but it is!

tony ingram wrote:It's also considerably better than any Fantastic Four movie commercially released since. That shouldn't be possible, but it is!

I keep wanting to watch it, but I have yet to find it. I'll keep looking.

I used to have this movie in a Cd made for me by a friend, I have to find it again   It should be in a Cd case where (I think) there was also a Cd containing all Pdf issues of Uk Web magazine Borderline whose founder and writer (then comic publisher) Phil Hall graciously sent me at time, when he closed the website, I'm sure our Boss remember that interesting web magazine which run from 2001 to 2003!

I certainly remember Phil Hall. Nice guy.

Yes, he was very always kind when corresponding with him; this is his blog, very interesting related to his former publishing venture:
Alifeincomics

The first entry I saw there reminded me we lost Si Spencer last year. It has not been a good couple of years.

Yes, I have seen the first entry of the blog and thinked the same thing, Tony...

tony ingram wrote:The first entry I saw there reminded me we lost Si Spencer last year. It has not been a good couple of years.

And now, in 2024, Roger Corman is gone.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/roger-corman-dead-independent-director-producer-king-of-the-b-1235896846/

That's too sad to hear, he was really the "king" of the indipendent director-producers.
Need to re-read his autobiography, published also here in Italy some years ago..