Plan 9 from Outer Space

Next to a variety of polls on the best movie of all time there are of course also charts the opposite. Virtually all occupies a pre-eminence Plan 9 from outer space (1958). Its creator, Edward D. Wood, Jr. (1924-1978) produced during the fifties several feature films, which, thanks to neskrývanému amateurism of all participating components quickly disappeared from the face of the earth. However, not forever. After his death (of heart failure as a result of years of alcoholism) was an enthusiastic filmmaker reinvented movie buffs, seeking the forgotten curiosities, like "the worst director of all time" and in 1994 even became the subject of a biographical film Ed Wood, which made Tim Burton (Sleepy hollow [1999], Frankenweenie [2012]) with Johnny Depp (a nightmare on Elm Street [1984] - the first starring role) in the title role. From Woodovy formation is probably the most popular is Plan 9 from outer space, sci-fi horror movie filmed by "the recorded sworn testimony". Its simple plot depicts the failed attempt of an alien invasion in los angeles the San Fernando Valley. The essence of the title plan is the revival of the dead at local cemeteries, who have assisted in the disposal of the rebel earthlings. In the film, in his last role appears a well-known actor of Hungarian origin Bela Lugosi (Dracula [1931], Frankenstein meets the wolf man [1943]), who during the shooting had died and whose role he took over a different (clearly higher) the protagonist, who in the interest of secrecy constantly covering his hooded face. Plan 9 today is certainly an interesting example of what movies also were established in Hollywood (albeit independently of the studio production).