Paranormal Entity had more actual scares than Paranormal Activity.

Yeah, I said it.

More boobs too.

It's kinda sad that one of Brittany Murphy's final films with in fact an Asylum production.

Mega Fault.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1436432/

And you thought those other Asylum movies looked cheap...

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So where is their "parody" of Avatar?

Did anyone saw and bought paranormal entity?

Anyone notice that Asylum is starting to get bigger actors in their films? lol
Yeah they might be washed up or a little faded but much better than their usual uknowns....

lol I just watched that last night, netflix put up some new stuff in their streaming. Horrible "movie" but I'm a sucker for these, watching Land That Time Forgot next.

Asylum, no one is criticizing you for making shitty movies.

We're criticizing you for making shitty unoriginal movies!

Not Asylum but close enough

The people that made Metal man also made a Batman rip-off called the Black Knight. I believe Metal Man is being released by SRS or Brain Damage

Too bad its not Mega Man related.

I was reading on The Asylum website that they may not be making "Mockbusters" anymore and are gonna focus more on SyFy channel monster/disaster of the week type movies and sex comedies. I am kinda sad to see the mockbusters going away. I actually like them

Starring the balding yet ponytailed ice-cream salesman from Phantasm!

The sad thing is, a live action Mega Man movie put out by a major studio would suck just as bad as something put out by The Asylum.

Hey, at least he's getting some work.

More time has passed and more Asylum movies have been released. Which if any of them are worth watching? At Walmart I picked up Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus and a double feature of War Of The Worlds 2 The Next Wave and Invasion Of The Pod People. I have a feeling...eh...sort of knowing, that these aren't great movies...yet I bought them anyway. Anything redeeming about them?

Pod People is awesome, when the vines take control the women turn into hot insatiable lesbians. I kid you not

One of the mockbusters that is actually better than the film it was mocking (in this case the Nicole Kidman remake The Invasion)

Kevin Nash = Odin

i can't wait for captain USA later this summer...

I'm surprised they don't try to ape the successful dramas. Like Black Bird or Real Grit

I love how the transcendent Leah Grimsson and the incomparable Reggie Bannister get top billing

CNN profile of the company: http://money.cnn.com/video/technolog...flix.cnnmoney/

Interesting tactic they have... marketing says that the majority of Netflix users don't make it through the alphabet when looking for a movie, so they try to name all their films with a number or a letter from the first half of the alphabet.

"Americans are very lazy people ... they just can't get past L."

I'm going to make a point of making my next Netflix stream something that's from the second half of the alphabet ... now I just feel bad for these titles

I can't believe this thread is nine pages long.

I'd like to see Asylum start producing documentaries for the History Channel, so low-budget they can't afford clearances for footage, so they recreate everything with actors. D-Day filmed on the Jersey Shore. The Crusades filmed at a Renaissance festival. Gettysburg recreated with Civil War reenactors. (Oh, wait, didn't Ted Turner already do that?)