Not Another B Movie Filming Locations
Where was Not Another B Movie filmed? Not Another B Movie was filmed in 6 locations across United States in the following places:
Not Another B Movie Filming Locations
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Not Another B Movie (2010)
An adept spoof of cinema's behind-the-scenes experiences, Not Another B Movie combines frightening and disgusting zombies with frightening and disgusting hack directions to tell a hilarious story! With a cast that includes Ed Asner, Joe Estevez and David Faustino, it's an insightful romp through the horror film industry and the horrors of the film industry.