How much effort is he really putting into anything when he's got 7 films in the works at the same time? Other directors handle, at most, 2 films at once. Ewe's working on 7 in the span of 2 years. If you've got 24 months, and 7 films, you're devoting 3.x months to each film.
It gets worse when you add in Director...
9 films in 2 years? C'mon. That's like 2 and a half months of time for each. That's less time than a single college semester, college students are putting more time into their student films than this guy is putting into "professional" ones!
So yeah, I'd say it's entirely his fault. He's trying to work under 1950's B-movie rules where you just push 'em out as quick as you can without worrying about quality.
It gets worse when you add in Director...
9 films in 2 years? C'mon. That's like 2 and a half months of time for each. That's less time than a single college semester, college students are putting more time into their student films than this guy is putting into "professional" ones!
So yeah, I'd say it's entirely his fault. He's trying to work under 1950's B-movie rules where you just push 'em out as quick as you can without worrying about quality.
He's the Ed Wood/Roger Corman of the 21st century