In post-production Q3 2027
Tarantula Hawk
Dir. Rusty Caldera
A New Mexico road crew digs up something that was sleeping under the highway. The original creature feature, rebuilt in glorious WideScreen.
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Stream outlaw cinema. Own a piece of the next cult classic — from $25.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is a 1966 Italian epic spaghetti Western film directed by Sergio Leone and starring Clint Eastwood as 'the Good', Lee Van Cleef as 'the Bad', and Eli Wallach as 'the Ugly'.
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Tonight's reel from the booth — what we'd queue up first if you only stayed for one feature.
Rebel's Choice · 1966 · Dir. Sergio Leone
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Three gunslingers, one buried Confederate gold, and a cemetery standoff that redefined what cinema could be. Sergio Leone's widescreen opera of sweat, dust, and Morricone's electric guitar turned the western into mythology. Clint Eastwood's Man with No Name isn't a hero — he's a cipher in a poncho, riding through a landscape too brutal for morality. The most iconic western ever made.
- The final showdown — three men, three guns, one graveyard. The greatest scene in western history
- Ennio Morricone's score invented the sound of tension itself
- The film that turned Clint Eastwood from a TV cowboy into a global icon
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Cult, outlaw & creature-feature honours
Outlaw Academy Awards
Est. 1986
Saturn Awards
Est. 1972
Rondo Hatton Awards
Est. 2002
Sitges Film Festival
Est. 1968
Fantastic Fest
Est. 2005
Monster-Mania Con
Est. 2003
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How it works
Owning a piece of the outlaw, in four steps.
Planet Outlaw is part streaming service, part marketplace — restoring classic outlaw cinema and bankrolling the next wave of B-movies, creature features, sci-fi, and westerns alongside the fans who love them.
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Wander the five lanes — Trending Now, Sci-Fi, B Movie Bonanza, Creature Features, and Westerns. Watch the trailer, read the program notes, see exactly what each restoration or new production needs.
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Back a single picture or spread your ticket across the whole double-bill slate. Minimums start at $25 — you choose how big a piece of the screen you own.
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An SEC-compliant funding portal handles the offering, escrow, and reporting. All-or-nothing: funds only release when a picture hits its goal before the credits roll.
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Films stream on Planet Outlaw and across licensing partners. Backers get revenue share, snack-bar perks, on-screen credits, and quarterly statements from the booth.
Filmmaker spotlight
"Every studio told me that Westerns are dead. Planet Outlaw was the only place that said, 'make it dirtier'."
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Jeb Holloway
Director — "Blood Meridian Pass" · Western · 2027
Coming soon to the lot
On the marquee.
Original Planet Outlaw productions and restorations in development and post. Backers get first look, on-screen credits, and revenue share from every showing.
Funding open Q4 2027
Saucers Over Sundown
Dir. Lena Park
1957. A diner waitress in the Nevada desert is the only one who saw the lights. A neon-soaked sci-fi shot on 35mm Ektachrome.
Funding soon Q1 2028
Last Stage to Perdition
Dir. TBA
A widow, a stolen strongbox, and a stagecoach that won't make it through the canyon. A grimy, talky, Leone-pitched western for the outlaw.
From the projection booth
The Production Diary.
Members see this feed in full — dailies, on-set Polaroids, director's notes, restoration scans. Public previews below.
On set
Day 18 of 26Tarantula Hawk
Practical effects unit shot the canyon attack tonight — a 14-foot puppet rig, four operators, no CGI. Dust, hydraulic oil, and one very startled wrangler. The dailies look like 1957 in the best possible way.
Post
Picture lockSaucers Over Sundown
Final cut delivered to scoring. We've handed it to a four-piece theremin-and-Hammond ensemble for the score — the whole second act is going to sound like 1957 staring up at the night sky.
Restoration
4K restorationThe Blob (1958)
Sound team rebuilt the original optical track from a single surviving studio reel. Bacharach's theme has never sounded this clean coming out of a speaker pole.
Delivery
Festival cutLast Stage to Perdition
Locked the 102-minute cut for the Saturn Awards screener. Submitting next month to Fantastic Fest, Sitges, and a midnight slot at the Outlaw Academy Awards.
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