it’s one of those movies that i’ll never be able to watch again despite how amazing it is. that ending hits the core of my soul, i just can’t handle it.

tragic. leprechaun in the hood was my favorite. rest in peace ❤️

having to hear the cast of 30+ characters use various sloppy nostalgia-bait 80’s relics as analogies for their new plan SEVEN TIMES in ONE episode nearly made me turn that shit off. I was happier with the final episode, but my god that one was a hard watch.

thank you for your service 🫡

good watch? sounds very far up my alley

thanks, sounds awesome :]

how do i join in?

could work as long as you avoid reviews, they’re all just bad one liners trying to be funny, very rarely actual reviews unfortunately. i use it pretty much only to remember what movies i’ve seen

i’d like to write, and release 2 new short films this year. i just started my new project, a trashy b horror movie. it’ll be my homage to directors like lloyd kaufman and john waters, some of my favorite movies ever.

i am the son! please look at my post if you’d like to see my newest student film :]

Any and all feedback is appreciated. If anybody is interested, I can post the script for it too but I’m not sure the best way to do that. Anyways, thanks for reading/watching! (6/6)

With all of that being said, this is still by far the most proud I’ve been of a project. I fucked up many things, such as shots being out of focus, a couple reflections I managed to fix, and various reflections/dirt on the lens at moments. But regardless, it was an incredible experience. (5/6)

He could do. Additionally, this was supposed to be co-directed with another person who I still credited despite them only showing up to one shoot (incredibly late) and not joining the post process whatsoever. That one hurt. (4/6)

My roles in this included shooting it, on set audio, direction, editing, and post sound. I didn’t want to do all of these, but unfortunately I was the only one in the group with experience on the programs required to do these things. One of my group mates wanted to help, but there wasn’t much (3/6)

Things like struggling to secure background extras (empty classroom lol), and forcing the post process to be done in 3 days (i.e editing, sound, music, color). (2/6)

This movie was originally intended to be made outside of school, but it ended up lining up with my filmmaking classes final, so we ran with it instead. This created many more problems than I thought, specifically with scheduling and deadlines. (1/6)