Written by Danny Bilson and Paul De Meo (Eliminators), I got nothing much on this. The title was used later as a tagline for Trancers 4.
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L.A.B.C.
Anyone got anything? I suspect this to be a post-apocalyptic film, which were big in the 1980's.
(sent to me by a fan)
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Laserblast II
Charles Band attempted this sequel to his box office hit, but the studio was going bankrupt with the production of Robot Jox. Budget limits and rewrites ended up with the lose remake Deadly Weapon, directed by Michael Miner (co-writer of RoboCop) and starring Rodney Eastman (A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors).
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Leatherbabies (1984)
Story unknown at this time.
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Legion of Doom
This was going to be Charles Band's superhero team movie. He once stated that films like Mandroid and Invisible: The Chronicles of Benjamin Knight were efforts to slowly build characters for a team movie. So it's entirely possible Dark Angel and Doctor Mordrid could have been on the team as well in this movie.
If anyone has the poster art please send it me.
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Lolita 3000 (2001)Cannes 2001 Product Guide again, pre-production. On a future world everything is controled by the firm. Lolita, a beguiling enchantress broadcasts erotic tales on pirate airwaves, stimulating and titillating the audiences' senses.
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Lurking Fear (1988)
Originally slated as an Empire Picture directed by Stuart Gordon, this eventually surfaced in 1994 as a micro-budgeted Full Moon pic directed by C. Courtney Joyner, screenwriter of Empire's Prison, Full Moon's Trancers III and Dr. Mordrid. Who knows what was changed later on.
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Maximum Thrust (1986)
Information unknown.
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Mindmaster (1986)
Teaming up with comic book legend Jack Kirby (Captain America), Empire hoped to pull off some new superhero flicks, including this film which Full Moon fans would later see adapted into the 1993 film Mandroid.
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Mirrorworlds
Early attempts at a family fantasy adventure. Perhaps some ideas were recycled for Moonbeam's later franchise, Magic In The Mirror.
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The Mummy Reborn (1999)
Another Filmonsters! production from Full Moon and Tempe Video. To be directed by J.R. Bookwalter (Witchouse 2: Blood Coven), the film was cancelled for reasons unknown to me. The plot involved "Arthur Grosvenor, 15-year-old son of the famous Egyptologist, Sir Robert Grosvenor, was by his father’s side at the discovery and opening of the tomb of Pharaoh Ah Hotep. When the Pharaoh’s mummy vanishes and the violators of the tomb begin to suffer mysterious and terrible deaths, Arthur must find a way to put the vengeful living mummy to rest."
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Murdercycle (1986)
Origially titled BATTLE BIKES, info is unknown on this version, but fans would later see this art and title recycled for a future Full Moon release about soldiers fighting a robotic alien.
