Screenwriters Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski met at a tribute to legendary horror movie producer Herschell Gordon Lewis.ģ. Because Tim Burton grew up near a cemetery in Burbank (which is where many of Ed Wood’s films were shot), he felt Wood’s movies looked more real to him.Ģ.
Ed Wood (1994)Ĭommentators: Tim Burton (director), Martin Landau (actor), Larry Karaszewski and Scott Alexander (writers), Stefan Czapsky (director of photography), Colleen Atwood (costume designer)ġ. Before Burton really hit the skids with movies like Planet of the Apes and Dark Shadows, here’s a brighter (even in black and white), more inspirational time in his career that we can all learn from. It has been 55 years since the release of Plan 9 From Outer Space, and it’s been 20 years since the release of Ed Wood. The 2004 DVD release of the film includes a commentary with Burton, edited together with his filmmaking cohorts, which delivers a comprehensive look at the film’s creation. In 1994, Tim Burton directed Ed Wood, telling the story of the infamous director and how his friendship with horror movie legend Bela Lugosi helped breathe some life into both of their careers. Wood, Jr.Įven with his terrible sense of plot, sequence and cinematic structure, Ed Wood managed to give his own flavor to his films, culminating in the granddaddy of all bad movies: Plan 9 From Outer Space.
However, long before Tommy Wiseau or James Nguyen were directing films, and before Tara Reid was even born, there was a magical man named Edward D.
With the popularity of films like The Room, Birdemic: Shock and Terror, and Sharknado (now with a 2 behind it!), it seems that some people tend to like bad movies more than they like good ones.
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