The Art of Mockbusters: When Low Budget Fails Are Actually High Stakes Wins Anthony Frith's documentary Mockbuster chronicles the making of The Land That Time Forgot, a pulpy adaptation produced by Asylum, a company notorious for its bargain basement B movies.
Frith's willingness to poke fun at himself and his experience working with Asylum is admirable, particularly in an industry where prestige often trumps creativity.
The target demographic for these types of films, as described by Frith, consists of people who "just want something crap to watch. " This raises questions about the value we place on entertainment.