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Cheap is an understatement.
Posted by: DTravel on Oct 06, 12:25 in response to Moviesnob's post they are too cheap to acquire rights. These are the same...
From watching a couple commentaries on some of Asylum's DVD I got the impression their typical budet is less than $1M per movie. (One director I think said his shooting budget was $200,000 and he only had two weeks for filming.)
I've actually never seen it, but it seems "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes" would be a great sequel/remake for the Sharknado folks to work on tealfan Oct 06, 09:27
they are too cheap to acquire rights. These are the same guys as do the knock offs (Terminators/The Day the Earth Stopped, etc) Moviesnob Oct 06, 09:48
Cheap is an understatement. DTravel Oct 06, 12:25
its usually around $200k but they can make movies for less than $50k too {nm} Moviesnob Oct 06, 12:35
Having watched Syfy on Saturday night too many times, I can easily believe that. DTravel Oct 07, 13:04
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