Comments on: No Temporal Refunds

By: Nick

Nick — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 15:54:11 +0000

Really, you guys have no excuse. I would find these movies acceptable, and even hilarious if they were constructed as parodies of Hollywood’s bigger sci-fi films, but they are not. They are clearly shameless rip-offs of the hard work of other directors. Sure, some of the sci-fi films you rip-off suck, like Cloverfield, and War of the Worlds, but nevertheless all of the movies you ripped off took much time and money to create. You dirty Hollywood’s name when you shit out movies that are not only unoriginal, but lack the funds to hire decent actors, create half-decent graphics, and hire a screen writer that at least has some sort of background in literature.
Your cavalier attitude towards your crimes against movie industry only reinforces my belief that you are wastes of human life. What you do is truly pathetic. Hell, a janitor at least cleans up the places, and make them nicer for people. You make the worst kinds of films that attempt to capitalize off of the works of directors and producers who actually give a damn about what they are creating. Please, just stick to pornos. It appears to be the only good thing you people are good for.
Hell, maybe you should try college; learn a little about film-making. Hire some good actors. Get some original, quality script. Maybe not focus on pumping out shit movies, and consolidate your money for something original. Then maybe you won’t be economically obliterated by the number of lawsuits that you only deserve.

By: Frustrated Film Director

Frustrated Film Director — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 15:20:39 +0000

I’d like to put my two cents in if I may. Your films have been very enjoyable. I was injured at work and am crippled and mostly bed-ridden now. since I can’t make the films I wanted, I watch yours all the time. Either on Sy Fy, on Netflix rental or I even buy my favorite ones (which is the majority of your films, in my opinion). Every film company makes a bad film once in a while (i know, I’ve seen my share)but I’ve only seen a couple of the Asylums films I didn’t like. Most people don’t know the sweat and blood that goes into a movie. So, I’d just like to finish by saying, “KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK” and if someone doesn’t like one of your films, who’s forcing them to watch them? Thanks for listening to my ranting.

By: Jack

Jack — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 12:45:47 +0000

I actually like your movies – at least the ones with hot babes in tight tank tops with bra straps sticking out. Journey to the Center of the Earth was a masterwork in this regard. Keep putting that in your movies, and I’ll keep buying them. Of course I buy them all used, so you probably don’t make any money off them. Sorry.

By: Filmguy450

Filmguy450 — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 21:54:06 +0000

I am glad he has been successful, and of course I will be coming back. Just caught The Day The Earth Stopped (a little late, I know) and would like to say that I think it’s one of your best efforts to date!

By: Admin

Admin — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 15:50:24 +0000

Thanks for the kind words, Filmguy. I’m glad you found us again and hope you keep coming back.

Leigh Scott left to start his own production company about a year and a half ago. He (and maybe one of his clones) occassionally comment on this site.

By: Filmguy450

Filmguy450 — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 21:40:18 +0000

I use to write on the forums all the time, but the spam got too much and it became frustrating. I somehow never realized that it was taken down and that this has started up, despite the fact that I come here to see the updates/ latest news from you guys all the time.

With that being said, I think you guys are great! Your movies are generally alot of fun and are (sometimes) better than their bigger budgeted counterparts, plus you guys have Lorenzo Lamas, hells yeah! One question though, where has Leigh Scott been?

By: I'm not giving my name to a machine

I'm not giving my name to a machine — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 03:24:34 +0000

While I do hope you die in a fire, die horribly, I do respect your optimism, and your sense of humor, and the fact that you don’t deny the fact that you are all cinematic rapist hell-spawn who deserve to die in the most horrific way possible, I do, once again, respect your optimism and sense of humor, just so long as you don’t go thinking that your films are better than the ones you ripped off.

Also I read your comment saying that you think of the transformers as a ripoff, well thats the most retarded thing I’ve ever heard, what you said is basically like saying spinoffs are ripoffs.

By: Heiko Betz

Heiko Betz — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 14:28:13 +0000

hello,
i dont understand the lot of negative feedback. everybody knows that you make fast and cheap productions. so the quality is not so good as a hollywood blockbuster. i like this kind of stuff because you give unknown actor the chance to get a job and earn some experience in making movies. most actor begins with b-movies…so you do a good job with your company
i am musician and create filmscores/soundtracks. so if you will here some audiodemos, mail me =)

By: Stephen

Stephen — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 17:51:39 +0000

Well, I watched MSvGO (my first Asylum experience) last night and it was an hour and a half extremely well spent, so you can keep it. Pisses all over Terminator4 and basically every other blockbuster out of Hollywood for the last decade. I am now a convert.

Thank you Asylum, you may have just ruined my life, but in a nice way…

By: kevin

kevin — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 06:19:58 +0000

I think BE KIND REWIND should be preface material for watching these films. It’s not about the budget or the special effects, it’s about the spirit of the delivery. I’ll watch a damn puppet show if the people involved are motivated to entertain. I noticed the vast majority of the negative feedback comes from the most pedestrian of viewers, which is ironic because if you’re going to take film so seriously at least know what the fuck you’re talking about.