Award-Winning Director Justin Powers Dives into the Eccentric Universe of Texan B-Movies from Drive-In Theaters to DVD Era
Get ready for a cinematic journey like no other as award-winning documentary filmmaker
Justin Powers unveils his latest project, “It Came From Texas.” This eagerly anticipated documentary is set to take audiences on a thrilling ride through the realm of B-movies that emerged from the Lone Star State during the golden age of drive-in theaters up to the era of straight-to-DVD releases.
Following the success of his previous hit, “Everything is A-Ok: a Dallas TX punk documentary,” Justin Powers is once again poised to captivate audiences with his unique storytelling style and deep passion for the subject matter. “It Came From Texas” promises to be an engrossing exploration of the quirky, often outrageous world of Texas-made B-movies.
The documentary will delve into the captivating narratives, the indomitable spirit of the filmmakers, and the loyal fan base that propelled these films into cult status. From spine-tingling classics like “Don’t Look in the Basement” and “Nail Gun Massacre” to the hilariously bizarre “Cornman: American Vegetable Hero” and the enigmatic “Manos: The Hands of Fate,” “It Came From Texas” is set to celebrate the diversity and creativity that characterize Texan B-movies.
“We’re excited to embark on this wild journey into the heart of Texan B-movies,” said Justin Powers.
“These films hold a special place in cinematic history, and our goal is to showcase the incredible stories behind them, the passion of the people who made them, and the devoted fan base that continues to embrace them.”
The documentary will feature exclusive interviews with filmmakers, crew members, actors, and passionate fans who have helped keep the spirit of these films alive. Viewers can expect to gain insights into the challenges, triumphs, and camaraderie that defined the Texan B-movie industry.
“From the eerie ‘Blood Suckers From Outer Space’ to the outlandish ‘Mars Needs Women,’ the Texan B-movie landscape is a treasure trove of hidden gems” said Powers. “With ‘It Came From Texas,’ we aim to shine a spotlight on this captivating cinematic universe and provide audiences with an entertaining and informative glimpse into a bygone era of filmmaking.”
“It Came From Texas” is currently in production, with filming taking place on location across Texas. The documentary promises to be a must-watch for cinephiles, fans of cult classics, and anyone interested in the untold stories of filmmaking.
For more information and updates on “It Came From Texas,” please visit facebook.com/itcamefromtexas
About Justin Powers:
Justin Powers is an accomplished documentary filmmaker known for his ability to delve deep into niche subjects and present them in a captivating and insightful manner. His previous work, “Everything is A-Ok: a Dallas TX punk documentary,” garnered critical acclaim and a dedicated following.
