Post your favorite indie horror flicks that had a low budget but still done well

[GorePhobia]

In my eyes the ones that I have seen that were not much at all to make was most likely.......Flesh for the Beast.....or Freak Out!

[sleepaway]

Well wouldn't that include such things as Halloween. Cabin Fever. Last House On The Left. The Hills Have Eyes. Evil Dead. Madman. All indie movies that were successfull. Only later after initial success were they backed by major studios/distributors. Oh and nearly forgot the biggie: The Blair Witch Project.

[GorePhobia]

I MENT LIKE INDIES THAT YOU HAVE SEEN THAT YOU REALLY LIKED....SO YEAH THATS KOOL

[Dr.Kelvinstein]

Both Meat Markets and Shatter Dead. They were all made for less than eight thousand bucks.

El Mariachi is of course the ultimate in no-budget entertainment.

[GorePhobia]

DEFFINATLY.....SO NE WAYS......WHO ELSE HAS MOVIES??

[ckyguy]

Don't go in the wood's is probobly my favorite one. It's a really bad movie but I love it. I don't think many people have ever seen it though.

[GorePhobia]

there are alot of good low budget flicks

[Jasonman]

Final destnation

[GorePhobia]

that wasnt really an indie film

[bwind22]

Lunch Meat - This movie was made on virtually no budget, but it sucks pretty bad.

Cannibal: The Musical - TROMA at it's best! Trey Parker and Matt Stone in a campy musical about the early days of cannibalism.

Truth or Dare - (No, not the damn Madonna movie!) This movie has the cheesiest soundtrack I have ever heard. There are also lots laugh out loud moments. (Like when the killer is driving down the road and makes a U-turn to go back and mow down a young kid in a baseball uniform with a chainsaw for no reason at all.)

[GorePhobia]

Cannibal The Musical was beautiful....never heard the others