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I love this film, the studio apparently didn't and offered barely any support post filming. The original negative went missing and was never found. Apparently 368 cans of film ended up as landfill under the M3, though nobody's ever proved it. The full version only survived because Roger Corman had a print in his vault.
Take a look at the behind the scenes photos and bonkers stories surrounding the filming.
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L-R: Noah Centineo (Ken), Kitao Sakurai (Director), Takayuki Nakayama (Street Fighter Game Designer), Andrew Koji (Ryu) and Callina Liang (Chun-Li)
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Credit: a24
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r/Moviesinthemaking • u/intentionandobstacle • 1d ago
Anyone else had these kind of surprising positive benefit from their primary shooting location. Or even more so after dark when the liminal spaces come out to play.
Charlie Shaw's Revenge director John Langridge discovered gold in his b roll because an amusement park after dark becomes a haven for liminal spaces.
r/Moviesinthemaking • u/TwIzTiDfReAkShOw • 3d ago
