Is the King of B-Movies, Roger Corman, dead?

[Jack Corbett]

I just want to know. Is he?

And did he helm Carnosaur?

[Jim H]

I'd suggest checking the imdb at us.imdb.com if you want to know if someone like him is alive or dead.  Usually pretty accurate.  And he produced all three Carnosaur flicks.

[Jack Corbett]

Ah. Thanks for that. I was in a hurry, and couldn't check IMDb.

[PSlugworth]

...uh huh...

[Foywonder]

No and yes.

[odinn7]

"Ah. Thanks for that. I was in a hurry, and couldn't check IMDb."
Translation:
"I only started 312 topics tonight and just felt like starting another one."

[Jack Corbett]

No, I had to go out with my dad to get something.
And by the way, its 3 in the afternoon in Australia right now.

If you were talking about last night, well, then that WOULD be correct.

I also assume that the Yes and No comment meant that he is alive and his career is dead.

Thanks for the help, guys. Just finished watching Collateral.

[Brother Ragnarok]

Don't you mean he produced all FOUR of the Carnosaur movies?  Sure, technically #4 is called Raptor, but all the attack footage is just stock from the other three movies.  It's Carnosaur's Greatest Hits Live On Ice.

[Jack Corbett]

There is a fourth?!

[Dreggen]

Sort of, I Actually bought this Frankenstein's monster of a movie.  I thought I was in for a new bad dinosaur movie but I'd already seen all the best parts in Carnosaur 1-3.  Good thing it was only $5.

[Jack Corbett]

I am either:

A. Going to remake Carnosaur (closer to the novel), or
B. Make my own dino flick, Dinosaur Carnage.

What should I do? I might film it with Lego.

[Nick Nicholson]

Roger Corman is alive and well counting his money! During the 80's he flooded the market with so many films that many of them never saw a Theatre Release and just ended up in the Video Market.

Many of his films were co-produced and directed by Cirio H. Santiago from the Philippines and I worked on most of them....

http://nicknicholson.250free.com