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American International Pictures, often referred to as AIP, was a movie production company that did many international co-productions and bought U.S. distribution rights to numerous foreign-produced movies as well as producing many low-budget movies. The company was founded by James H. Nicholson, with Samuel Z. Arkoff, in 1954 as American Releasing Corporation, but the company changed its name to American International Pictures two years later. Throughout the 1950s and ’60s, AIP churned out hundreds of films aimed at the youth market, most notably Roger Corman’s Edgar Allan Poe series starring Vincent Price.

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