And now, The second episode of Sucker Punch AΩ— EF’s ultimate and infinite embellishment of Zack Snyder’s 2011 film.
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Premiere Tonight!
Ladies & Gentleman we are but hours away from Sucker Punch AΩ: Episode II — “???? ????” And hours removed from its completion😮💨
Continue reading “Premiere Tonight!”The Screaming of The Lambs (5-Year Anniversary)
Well save your generous viewing donation for November 5🙏 But this is in 4K now😈 Sound remixed as well. Just sayin’🍿
Continue reading “The Screaming of The Lambs (5-Year Anniversary)”Comedy Central Crashout
“When fortune smiles on something as violent and ugly as revenge, it seems proof like no other, that not only does God exist, you’re doing his will.” -Black Mamba
Continue reading “Comedy Central Crashout”Superman Thing
Continue reading “Superman Thing”“It’s what we do that defines us.” -Batman Begins
“He’s starting to believe.” -The Matrix
Face/Off First Look
And now, a sneak preview of Experience Film’s biggest, baddest project since A Dark Night (2022). Just in time for my birthday (10/02). Although I feel this story has more Scorpio energy. Earthlings can’t always wait around for the stars to align, can we?
Continue reading “Face/Off First Look”Punch Bill
Of the (now) 50 movies in this montage (Due out Oct. 11), Kill Bill (2003) and Sucker Punch (2011) merely contain the plot. Which, as my second “Intro To Screenwriting” instructor once told me, is “kinda important.”
Continue reading “Punch Bill”Alpha DT
“What are you trying to tell me? That I can dodge bullets?”
“No, Neo. I’m trying to tell you that when you’re ready, you won’t have to.”
Bankers can’t help themselves and neither can the truthers…
Oscars Recap from FLIXCHATTER
Full Oscars show Recap from ruth @FLIXCHATTER complete with winners and video highlights. Enjoy!
Annie’s Grief (Running Up That Hill)
The Oscars are 3 days away! To celebrate I am sharing with you today another ice skating montage starring two of this year’s leading ladies: Emma Stone and Margot Robbie. From nominated films, Poor Things, and Barbie, respectively.
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Experience Film 