Official Superbman: The Other Movie website.

Yes, Superbman; make note of that 'b' in the name. Rocketed to Earth as a student project in the late 1970s, Superbman: The Other Movie soon grew into a cult sensation on the LA con circuit, capped with a preview screening at the world famous San Diego Comic-Con.

Way funnier than a speeding ticket, almost as powerful as a steaming cup of coffee, able to leap all logic in a single bound, Superbman was the first and original parody of Superman I and II. Now, after 25 years of being banished to the "O-zone," Superbman: The Other Movie has been digitally restored, thus answering the long asked question, "When will Superbman: The Other Movie be digitally restored?"

This website not only tells the story of those thrilling days of yesteryear, we hope it also serves as a record of a different kind of filmmaking. In an age when technology allows young filmmakers to do in a couple of hours what would have taken us several days, if not weeks, to accomplish, we still hope that young filmmakers can learn something from our experience. In the Production pages, Drex Reed explains how he achieved some of his effects, produced with almost no budget and great ingenuity. Throughout the site, you will also find plenty of examples of what not to do.

The site is mostly finished, but we will be updating it soon with more superb information, including original storyboards. In the meantime, check -out the unrestored trailer on YouTube.

Until then, you can see the new digitally restored Superbman: The Other Movie at the Los Angeles Comicbook & Science Fiction Conventions on Sept. 10, 2006.