As comics fans continue to grumble about casting and rumored plot details, and predict box-office doom for director Josh Trank's Fantastic Four, filmmaker Marty Langford takes us back 20 years with a sneak peek at his documentary Doomed! The Untold Story of Roger Corman's The Fantastic Four.

Even if you haven't picked up a DVD bootleg at a convention, you're undoubtedly familiar with the legend of the 1994 film, shot over 28 days for a meager $1 million so producer Bernd Eichinger could retain the film rights to the Marvel Comics property. Featuring low production values and high levels of camp, The Fantastic Four was never released in theaters, and many -- including Stan Lee -- have long contended it was never intended for distribution. However, Eichinger, Corman and others involved tell a different story.

Directed by Langford and executive produced by Mark Sikes, who was a casting assistant for the 1994 film, Doomed! marks the 20th anniversary of The Fantastic Four by unraveling the legend, with interviews with Corman, stars Alex Hyde-White, Rebecca Staab, Jay Underwood, Carl Ciarfalio, Michael Bailey Smith, Kat Green and Joseph Culp, and more.