The entire film is on youtube and plays straight thru. No 9 min segments.
MOJO2004

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honestly I kinda liked it. I downloaded a copy a couple years back as well. and though I didn't love it. I think it had it's moments. some of the FX I think work for the budget they were given and others I don't think didn't. but
if you go in with a curious attitude like I did you may like it, not love it but like it, the acting wasn't the greatest though. the film itself drags in some spots. and it takes forever for them to become who they are, and fight anyone. but it's a decent little flick. I don't think it's one of the worst Roger Corman films I've seen so far. I've seen far far worse that he's done.
some had a better budget and better fx. and others didn't.

You can download it with BitTorrent, bro

I'm reading "Marvel Comics, the Untold Story" by Sean Howe. Page 356 covers the movie. It was such a cheap production that the cameras were borrowed! Ari Avad ordered all prints destroyed, but the video survived. I've read that the movie was shown in a couple of small venues, without publicity, simply to meet legal expectations needed to retain the option. It's illegal to distribute the movie on tape or DVD, but I haven't read of any arrests. As far as damaging the brand goes, the two big-budget movies did a good job of that.

I picked up a bootleg VHS copy of this years ago at a local video store. It's not great or anything, but it's better than the recent FF films. Doom and the Thing are way better in this version as well. The only real problem is that the budget was so small so the Human Torch stuff is goofy.
I'd kind of like to see a Future Foundation movie.

lol sucker!

I picked my VHS up at a comics convention in Charlotte, NC probably in '97.
Being inconsistent is better than being consistently bad.

A cheap mock off.
Surprised its not been on SyFy yet!
Its that man again!!

I think the newer Fantastic Four movies were awful.

I got a copy of the film off ebay about 4 years ago,i thought it was very funny!! Really must find it now i think about it,must be gathering dust somewhere lol

I like 2005 Ben better.
Ben Grimm forever!

I'd give Doom and Ben both a nod in the right direction over 2005's. I love Julian McMahon as Christian Troy, but he is one awful Doom, not entirely his fault, electrical powers in the first, and a glorified Power Rangers villain in the second.

Still, the Doom in the 1994 flick is WAY better than the Doom in the new flicks.

Just got it off TPB last night and was checking this to see what people were saying about it.

go to Antimatter Mulitverse they have it there with the Dr Strange movie from the 70's and other hard to get movies

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omKd_bUQlXo

I got it. It's a beep VHS rip but you want it say the word. I can probably post it on a site or something.

i would LOVE to get my hands on this gem. have tried to see it before, but sources are slim. i see lots of copies on eBay, but none of them specify that its the 1994 version and honestly, i dont want to own the 2005 version.
i have renewed interest in this one after seeing Captain America last night. wow. they need to make superhero movies like these ones again!!!
any help on sources would be greatly appreciated!

A mate gave me a copy on dvd and it's appalling lmao. View it as a comedy and you may enjoy it, but don't expect to take it seriously. The "special" (and I use the term at it's loosest) effects are well. I don't know if I can comment on them coz I couldn't spot any. And the Thing! Looked like a Tortoise with a hangover. Funniest film I've ever seen.
"John 3:16"

Roger Corman is known for films like this, but in his defence, this is a half-decent attempt. Even Dr.Doom is more menacing in this, than the pussyfied version in the family friendly releases!

Julie McMahon?
yes. Julie McMahon

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I bought a copy at a comic con 3 years agofor $20. Yes, you heard that right, but that was the price of all the bootleg DVDs there being sold, and I was desperate to see this film in all its cheesy glory. (The other bootlegs I have are Batman: Dead End, Star Wars Holiday Special and Harvey Birdman Season 1) I've watched it a couple of times and all I can say that's its decent, with a good-looking Thing, Rebecca Stabb as Sue and a Doom that resembles the comic version better than Julian McMahon did.
There's so much pressure to like monkeys.