“Take it now or leave it (a-ha) Now is all we get (a-ha) Nothing promised no regrets.”
Episode Two progress meter rests at 50%. Concurrently there should be 12 installments of this series in total. Then, it’s showtime🌟🍿
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Continue reading “Tundra 5: Tome Raider”“You will not see what you do not look for, maggot!” -The Gunslinger
“It’s intoxicating when you realize that what separates you from what you’ve always wanted can be as thin as a pane of glass.”
A swashbuckling, hell-of-uh good time adventure awaits you this St. Patty’s Day. A production so slick it makes EF want to quit filmmaking!
Down with the flu and just took a shower so heavenly, getting out felt like the angels calling time on visiting hours with my childhood dog.
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To new beginnings, friends. And this is only the beginning. If and when you watch, tell us your favorite scene in the comments below. “Now if you excuse me, I’m gonna go home and have a heart attack.”
(Update: 10/14/24 @12:30pm EST – (Sync correction made for part 2/2). Avoid Bluetooth audio – it lags.
–Experience Film
Continue reading “FACE/OFF is *HERE*”
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?
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If Warner Bros. won’t give Sucker Punch (2011) the redo it deserves, Experience Film will. (Rolls up sleeves). “Ya gotta do Everything yourself…”
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“I am deeply sorry for underestimating you.”
Never underestimate an Emily! Millie Bob Brown (Stranger Things) masters the elements in a scorching new throne game from Netflix.
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“What’s in a name?” The Bard asks us in Romeo & Juliet
One of the best scenes from Sucker Punch (2011) was not even in the original version, shockingly. EF is hoping Zack Snyder and Warner Bros. regret the omission strongly enough to follow through with a Director’s Cut. That hope is not entirely baseless. More on that in a minute. First, the scene!
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