10 Movies Like Doomed! The Fantastic Four (2015)

Description: A low-budget fantasy film that embodies the ambitious but flawed execution often seen in passion projects, with a mix of practical effects and creative storytelling.

Fact: The film was shot in segments by different directors, each handling a different 'challenge' the protagonist faces. It features early work by special effects artist John Carl Buechler.

Description: A notorious example of a high-profile adaptation that faced production challenges and audience backlash, becoming a cult classic over time.

Fact: The film was the first Marvel Comics adaptation to be produced by a major Hollywood studio. It was nominated for multiple Razzie Awards but has since gained a following for its quirky charm.

Description: A big-budget adaptation of a popular franchise that struggled with creative decisions and studio interference, resulting in a mixed reception.

Fact: The film was originally planned to be much more faithful to the He-Man cartoon but was heavily altered during production. It was one of the most expensive films Cannon Films ever produced.

Description: Follows an independent filmmaker's relentless pursuit to complete his passion project despite numerous obstacles, embodying the DIY spirit of low-budget cinema.

Fact: The film focuses on Mark Borchardt's attempt to finish his horror short Coven. It won the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival and became a cult classic.

Description: Provides an intimate look at the rise, fall, and resurgence of a Hollywood figure, blending personal narrative with industry insights.

Fact: The documentary is based on Robert Evans's autobiography and uses a unique narration style where Evans himself tells his life story. It was one of the first documentaries to use this narrative approach.

Description: Chronicles the production troubles and eventual collapse of a high-profile film project, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the chaos of filmmaking.

Fact: This documentary was originally intended to be a making-of feature for Terry Gilliam's The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, but became a standalone film due to the project's failure. It's often called the 'un-making-of' documentary.

Description: Captures the rapid rise and fall of a filmmaker, showcasing the pitfalls of sudden fame and creative control struggles.

Fact: The film documents Troy Duffy's journey after selling his script for The Boondock Saints, showing his conflicts with Hollywood executives. It was shot by Duffy's friends who initially intended to make a celebratory documentary.

Description: Explores the cult following of a critically panned film, examining how it gained a second life through fan appreciation and ironic enjoyment.

Fact: The documentary is directed by Michael Stephenson, who starred in Troll 2 as a child. It features reunions of the original cast and explores why the film is considered so bad it's good.

Description: Examines the passionate fan reactions to changes in a beloved franchise, highlighting the tension between creators and their audience.

Fact: The film includes interviews with fans, critics, and filmmakers, discussing the impact of George Lucas's decisions on the Star Wars series. It was partly crowdfunded by fans.

Description: Explores the ambitious but ultimately unrealized vision of a filmmaker, delving into the creative process and the challenges of bringing a fantastical story to life.

Fact: The documentary features storyboard art and interviews that reveal how Jodorowsky's version of Dune would have been one of the most expensive films of its time. Many ideas from his script were later used in other sci-fi films.