The "lower-billed" feature designed to keep audiences in their seats. These were shorter (often 70 minutes or less), low-budget genre films—typically Westerns, sci-fi, or horror. Why We Love Them
In the early days of Hollywood, theaters offered a "double bill" for the price of one ticket. The "lower-billed" feature designed to keep audiences in
The main attraction—high budget, big stars, and prestige production values. low-budget genre films—typically Westerns