Your favorite low budget film

It was OK. But not great.

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I really liked the sequel and I think it gets a lot of flack that it doesn't deserve.

I do like Killer Schrews that is an ultralow budget film.

Has to be "Blood Simple", the Coens first film. Its a masterpiece....

Stranger Than Paradise (1984, by Jim Jarmusch)

one of my favorite movies of all time (#12 on my top100 list)

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Do they consider low budget back then in 50's - 80's or something? because back then was way much different than nowadays.

What if 800,000 wasn't low budget in back then?

I wouldn't know. But like a good 1950's-1980's movie now and again.

Dog Soldiers

Im w/you here. Its a really fantastic film. Good call.

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Mallrats. Wasn't as low-budget as Clerks 1, but still pretty low, I think.

I can only think of three at the moment: Clerks, Reservoir Dogs, and Session 9.

1. Paranormal Activity
2. Slumdog Millionaire

Repo! The Genetic Opera.

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My favorite low budget movie is also the movie that made me like the Gothic clothes, and lifestyle. This movie is Gypsy83. One of my all-time favorites!

Elephant,

Wendy & Lucy

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i think low cost movies are bumbo because they just got the character in the computer so i think it doesn't cost a lot of money..

Define "bumbo" please (in your own words).

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The Usual Suspects - ~$6 mil

Memento - ~$4.5 mil

Closet Land (1991, staring Alan Rickman and Madeleine Stowe) - ~$2.5 mil

Harold and Maude was pretty low budget - one million, two hundred thousand dollars Wikipedia tells me.