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In 2008, Jason Statham took the lead in Death Race, a film which credits itself in the DVD commentary as a prequel to the film. Corman also produced more recent films in the franchise. Set in the year 3000, it once again featured racers killing pedestrians, but this time the vehicles of choice were motorcycles. The film saw David Carradine returning as the lead but this time Claudia Jennings was his female lead. Bartel also has an uncredited role as Frankenstein’s doctor in the film.ĭeath Race 2000 proved to be a success, and Corman went on to produce Deathsport (1978) – a sequel of sorts – three years later. Although to date he had only directed two shorts and the comedy horror film Private Parts (1972), he does a great job at the helm of Death Race 2000. Paul Bartel who is more known for his acting work, was brought on board in the capacity of director. At one point, Griffeth takes off her clothing in a scene where, if she were any closer to the camera, she’d be sat right on top of the camera man! But would we really expect (or even want) anything less thangratuitous violence and nudity from Corman’s 70’s B movies? Heck no!įrankenstein’s fan club swooning while watching the race
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After the violence of the race, the drivers take pit-stops where they stay overnight and are treated to full body massages – here we are treated to some of the leading ladies flaunting their breasts just as the camera happens to focus in on them.
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The killings, though amusing, are also brutal and guaranteed to satisfy audiences of all ages (in the US, children were allowed to view the movie if accompanied by an adult). Genre maestro Corman – famous for his low budgets, violence and nudity – does not fail to deliver on all counts here. It seems the makers aren’t taking the film seriously… and neither should we. The reporters are all presented as over-the-top and ridiculous, and the characters’ names are all used for comedy value: Matilda the Hun, Nero The Hero, Calamity Jane Kelly, Herman the German, Frankenstein, etc. From the very moment it starts, the audience is given a hint of the tone of the movie ahead.
A seriously laugh out loud moment for the viewers. One of the funniest moments in the film sees some nurses leaving their patients in the middle of the road to be killed by Frankenstein, only for him to change the ball game on them. To date, Corman has produced over 400 films, directed 56 films and even has 36 acting and 9 writing credits to his name… clearly a man who likes to keep himself busy.Ī bloody victim of the race, in Death Race 2000.Īlthough the film is about killing pedestrians (including the elderly, the infirm and children) to score points, it is a fun movie throughout. Not content with merely directing, Corman also became infamous for producing films on shoestring budgets, showing an ability for making profits from films with little to no budget.ĭeath Race 2000 (1975) had a reported budget of $300,000 and went on to garner box-office returns in the millions… not a bad return based on the initial outlay. These films House Of Usher (1960), The Pit And The Pendulum (1961), The Premature Burial (1962), Tales Of Terror (1962), The Raven (1963), The Haunted Palace (1963), The Masque Of Red Death (1964) and The Tomb Of Ligeia (1964) are seen as many as Corman’s high point in a career which has spanned over 60 years.
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His most acclaimed work was in the capacity of director which saw him working with AIP on a series of Edgar Allan Poe adaptations. King of the B-movies Roger Corman has an impressive filmography as both director and producer. Frankenstein (David Carradine) and his navigator Annie (Simone Griffeth
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