The B-series refers to a classification of films, typically characterized by lower budgets and production values compared to mainstream A-series films. These movies often focus on niche genres, such as horror, science fiction, or action, and may feature less well-known actors and filmmakers. Despite their lower status, B-series films can develop cult followings and are appreciated for their creativity and unique storytelling. B-series films often serve as a platform for emerging talent in the film industry, allowing new directors and actors to showcase their skills. They can also explore unconventional themes and experimental techniques, which may not be feasible in higher-budget productions. This has led to the emergence of iconic titles within the B-series category, influencing popular culture and inspiring future filmmakers.