David Michael Latt is a prominent figure in the realm of independent cinema, serving as the co-founder and head of production at The Asylum, a studio renowned for its rapid-fire production rate and cult classic films. With a new feature hitting shelves every few weeks, Latt has been at the helm of numerous titles that have garnered attention in the physical media collector community. Films like "Mega Piranha" (2010) and "MegaFault" (2009) have become staples of the so-bad-it’s-good genre, drawing collectors eager to own these entertainingly outlandish titles. Collectors particularly seek out Latt's work for its unique charm and the nostalgia it evokes. "Killer Grades" (2021) and "Ice Sharks" (2016) showcase The Asylum's signature blend of thrilling concepts and campy execution, making them beloved entries in any collector's library. With upcoming releases like "Earthquake Underground" (2025) and "Heretics" (2024), Latt continues to push the envelope, ensuring that his films remain a sought-after part of the home video landscape.