I know it's not a battle, but I'm talking about the hype. I really enjoyed Obsession (especially the money falling part), but in all honesty I enjoyed Backrooms more. It's 2 different styles...one is in your face and the other is a slow burn. Personally, I prefer slow burn.
Does anyone relate where's Mitch McConnell to where's Wallace from The Wire?
Audio, audio, audio. That is one of the most important things on set. When editing it becomes 10 times more difficult if the audio isn't done right. Saying as how I did it to myself...fuck me lmao
Nothing is wrong with having a pet. They show you true unconditional love.
One of the most exciting things is editing. You have a vision in pre-production, you see the vision partially through production. The editing is where you actually see it and it's such a good feeling! Yes, I'm editing today.
Spaceballs: The New One: The Teaser Poster. In theaters April 2027.
Among his other accomplishments, Mr. Neill was also almost 007. A snippet of his screen test from 1986. youtu.be/Ozo-LKX0KY4?...
Sam Neil as James Bond Screentest 1986
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@junkfoodcinema.bsky.social I'm a little disappointed in the Salisbury brothers on this one. I watched Gleaming the Cube then listened to your episode. Yes, Slater the skaters hair looked like Sum41, but after he dressed nice he looked just like Lance Bass!
One of the most wonderful and terrible things about writing is going down the rabbit holes. It's so great to learn, but it can take some very dark turns.
I'm going to start asking people this, but I've never had one in a dream either.
John Gholson@gholson.bsky.social · 2mo agoI keep calling you in mine and this explains why you don't pick up.
I don't give a shit what anyone else thinks of it. The Edgar Wright version of The Running Man is a really fun watch and...in all honesty...parts are better than the book.
Missed it yesterday, but listening to @thekingcast.bsky.social episodes in honor of Scott Wampler. Never met him, but feel like I know him like many others. Today while working definitely going to listen to the @junkfoodcinema.bsky.social episode on The Midnight Meat Train. Had me in tears laughing.
He may say it's DaVinci Resolve for noobs, but even using the program for several years @danielbatal.bsky.social teaches me things that helps the workflow when editing. Check out his YouTube channel!
A day after The Late Show ended, Colbert hosted an episode of public access program Only In Monroe, reviving his 11-year-old gag. How bad is CBS/Paramount taking it? They issued copyright complaints for a show they don't own. 🤣 CBS would hate it if you watch here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DlF...
Re-watching Masters of Horror and one line made me laugh so hard. Season 2 Episode 8. "Everyone in this house is fuckin' crazy!" "Including you, young man. We're writers." @mickgarris.bsky.social
Watched it opening weekend and have seen it 2 more times since. It is excellent.
C. Robert Cargill@crobertcargill.bsky.social · 3mo agoFor those of you who still haven’t seen our latest movie, BLACK PHONE 2 is now available on Netflix! As the sun goes down tonight, maybe make a bowl of popcorn, turn out the lights, and give us a chance to scare the shit out of you. www.netflix.com/title/81957167
Finally got around to finishing Joe Hill's fantastic new book King Sorrow. Heart-Shaped Box is still my favorite, but he never disappoints. Now I can finally listen to the @thekingcast.bsky.social episode of it! @ericvespe.bsky.social @brezwrites.bsky.social
Feeling emotional and writing those emotions can be the best therapy in the world. I've severely disappointed someone I love and I hope what I'm writing can help others not make the same mistake
Filmmakers say they won't watch a finished product after post production and move on to the next. I like it because it helps me see what I need to be better in.
Unconditional love from dogs is amazing. When they give you the loving and trusting look is an amazing feeling first thing in the morning.
Writer-types: what's a franchise you were born to write, but you never will? The Twilight Zone. Mostly for the twist endings.
C. Robert Cargill@crobertcargill.bsky.social · 3mo agoWriter-types: what's a franchise you were born to write, but you never will? WONG: SORCERER SUPREME
After a full day of writing and shot listing it's time to kick back and watch a movie. Today has been a great day and I hope it was for all of you as well!
Watching Flash Gordon with someone who has never seen it before. This will be a lot of fun! Good recommendation @crobertcargill.bsky.social
Help a beloved Austin treasure. Tony is literally the guy who handed me my prescription sunglasses and said “Try these. I think they’ll look great.” One of the sweetest people I’ve ever met. If you can, toss a little in the hat or share. Thanks! gofund.me/22bbe0fa0
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Met and talked with a "film person" who hasn't recorded anything in the last 2 years. I asked him if he needs any help on set even PA..."I use all my own people" is the answer I got. I bet half of them aren't near as passionate as me!
@thejoelynch.bsky.social I know it's been many years, but will there ever be a directors cut of Knights of Badassdom?
A place in Austin I will always promote is Juan in a Million. Juan is a very charismatic and nice guy. His son now runs the place and is one of the nicest people I've met. Support their business!
