The movie took three years to complete. This was in part due to the fact that each and every person on the cast and crew worked a day job, and filming could only be done on Wednesdays.
When questioned about Crimson's voice being reminiscent of Christian Bale's in "Batman", director Ken Cosentino replied, "Well, Crimson has severe brain damage. What's Christian Bale's excuse?"
The makers of the film have commented that Crimson is meant, in some ways, to be a "poor man's Batman. He is Bruce Wayne without the money or charm."
The entire production phase was completed with little over $4,000, and it wasn't until post production that more money was acquired.
All of the action in the film is real. Actors suffered lacerations, dislocations, concussions and many other injuries... many of which can be seen on camera in the final product.
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By what name was Crimson: The Motion Picture (2011) officially released in Canada in English?
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