'Batgirl,' and 12 Other Nearly Finished Movies That Will Probably Never Come Out

There are probably a half million screenplays that were never produced and a hundred thousand partially shot-but-not-completed features in Los Angeles and New York. The sad stories of Hollywood movies that almost made it but didn't make it are the ones that will probably never see the light of day. You will probably never see 13 unlucky movies that are ready to watch.

Warner Bros. doesn't plan to release Batgirl despite spending $100 million on the movie. The film is being dropped as a tax write off. The movie was so bad that the WB decided not to make it. If that is true, I can only imagine how bad Batgirl is. I would like to know. A movie headed by a Latina woman and featuring the first onscreen trans character in the DCEU, as well as a movie starring the guy accused of assault and grooming, are bad looks for the studio.

Steve forgot to mention Birds of Prey in the slide.

Jerry Lewis's The Day the Clown Cried is one of the best movies of all time. According to Harry Shearer, one of the few people to have seen a rough cut of the movie, the combination of Lewis' egotism and tendency towards the maudlin with a story about the holocaust resulted in a movie that is "so drastically wrong, its pathos and its comedy are That's all you can say.

Jean-Michel Frodon said it was an interesting and important film after watching it. We will hopefully be able to make our own determination when the library of congress allows people to watch the movie at their audio visual center in Virginia. It's time to set your calendar.

Fantastic Four was a hit. Ten years ago, Fantastic Four was released. The Fantastic Four was finished and promoted but never released. The 90s version of the superhero story is thought to have never been intended to be released. It was thought that 20th Century Fox would purchase the negative in order to create their own version of the story. The Fantastic Four was finished and never released. You can get a bootleg copy at any DVD booth at a comic con or check it out on the internet.

This Chinese-American underwater epic was created by Jon Jiang, a Chinese real estate mogul. There is no release date or end date for the $130 million project. The film was screened privately on the lot of Sony Pictures, and test screenings were held, but the reaction was less than positive. According to Jonathan Lawrence, one of the film's directors, the film was going to be released in China very soon. I don't know what to think.

If star/director Louis C.K. was still a weird guy, the trailer for I Love You Daddy wouldn't be so bad. I Love You Daddy is a black-and-white homage to the work of another sex predator, Woody Allen. The father is played by C.K. It is so gross that it resembles Louis C.K.

In the 1980's, Victor "Santo Gold" Rigatuso spent $2 million to make a science fiction movie called Blood Circus in which alien invaders battle professional wrestling superstars while the fate of the world hangs in the balance. It wasn't given away. In 2008 a 35mm print of the film was put on eBay for $21 million and was subsequently purchased for $750 million. It wasn't bought by anyone. There was a secret screening of the film at the Alamo Drafthouse. Nothing since that time. The clips you see in the video above are the best parts of the movie.

Johnny Depp is the director, co-writer, and star of a movie in which a struggling actor agrees to play the main character in a movie. The movie has an interesting plot and one of its stars is Brando. The film was never released in the US. Why do you care about Johnny Depp? What's the reason?

1950s rock n' roll movies are great for the performances. Bill Haley and His Comets, Pat Boone, Roy Hamilton, LaVern Baker, Johnnie Ray, and, in his first film appearance, Elvis Presley are just some of the people featured in a documentary about a disc jockey. The film was shown at a junior high school in Cleveland in the 1950s, but some people claim it doesn't exist. The current location is not known.

Films that fail to find distribution end up in movie-limbo because no one cares about them. I can't think of a film I want to see less, so I used 2006's The Quest to represent all of them.

Mike Fleiss is a producer of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette. A group of college students from Colorado travel to Cabo San Lucas for spring break to have sex and drink. Thankfully, it is not available to watch. The Nissan Quest mini-van is reviewed in the video above.

The experimental science fiction film written and directed by Robert Rodriguez is finished and has a release date, but it won't be until everyone is dead. There is only one copy of the film in a safe that will open in November of 2115. The only things that have been released are a few ads.

Tom Green was a household name in the early aughts. This mockumentary he starred in and directed was unable to get a distribution because his career was so cold. It is difficult to believe that there isn't enough interest in this movie for it to come out, but as of 2022, that is how it is. I was unable to find a trailer for Prankstar, so you will have to watch the trailer for Freddy Got Fingered.

I know that I want to see the movie about the assassination of Randy Quaid and his wife Evi, but I don't know if it's true. Star Whackers is an experiment with nudity and adult language. The nudity Evi mentioned is Quaid walking around in a bathrobe with his junk. National Lampoon's Vacation is one of Quaid's previous films.

The original Tremors is one of the best movies of all time, but it has been dashed on the rocks of disappointment every time a new version is made. I can not do that with this year's Tremors. This version of Tremors is a feature-length TV movie and was filmed as the pilot for a new TV series. It's not to be confused with a 2003 TV show. The pilot never aired because the show was never picked up. The trailer looks good.