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- He may be a schlockmeister, but David DeCoteau is the hardest-working schlockmeister in the business.
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May 11, 2022 · One of many Roger Corman disciples who dabbled in the hornier side of cinema, David DeCoteau is, as Flavorwire called him, “the hardest-working schlockmeister in the business.”.
- Donald G. Jackson. Every other director on this list is still cranking out films today, but Donald G. Jackson unfortunately passed away in 2003 at the age of 60.
- Len Kabasinski. The first time I saw something from Len Kabasinski, I was tempted to make a Tommy Wiseau comparison, not in the sense that the director was totally incompetent but because it felt like the movie’s reason for existence was that the guy behind it always wanted to be “in movies,” and this was the only way.
- Jim Wynorski. “A big chase, and a big chest—add those two to the film and you’re going to be a big winner.” Does that quote not tell you everything you should be expecting from Jim Wynorski?
- David DeCoteau. David DeCoteau is the product of what one could consider the ultimate B movie boot camp, starting as an 18-year-old PA for Roger Corman and directing his first feature six years later for the legendary Charles Band.
He got his start through Roger Corman, who hired him in 1980 as a production assistant at New World Pictures. In 1986, DeCoteau directed and produced his first feature film for Charles Band. He is the founder of Rapid Heart Pictures, where his films include A Talking Cat!?! and the 1313 series.
YearFilmDirectorProducer2024Tall, Dark, and DangerousYesNo2024YesNo2023A Christmas InternYesNo2023As Luck Would Have ItYesNoWhich brings us to a recent film by low-budget horror schlockmeister, David DeCoteau, entitled Edgar Allan Poe's The Raven. DeCoteau is an out director with an eclectic filmography.
May 22, 1998 · David DeCoteau’s “Leather Jacket Love Story” could well be the sunniest gay movie ever made, yet it is also genuinely poignant. It’s campy, raunchy and funny as well, glowing with an...
Oct 25, 2001 · What David does is reverse the formula by objectifying the male body. His movies contain many queer elements such as characters coming out, long shots of a chiseled chest or a shapely (male) calf. A few of his movies even have half naked men writhing around in bed together.
