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Joe
Bob Briggs "Joe Bob's Drive-In"
"INVASION
FOR FLESH AND BLOOD"
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you ever noticed that, every time they
do a survey of sex in America, it always
looks something like this?
Guys
who have cheated on their wives at least
once: 75 percent. Gals who have cheated
on their husbands at least once: 20
percent.
Guys
who have had sex with 10 women or more:
80 percent.
Gals
who have had sex with 10 men or more: 10
percent.
Now
what's wrong with this picture?
Are
they trying to tell me all the guys are
having sex with the SAME woman? I mean,
it seems to me that, if all these guys
are engaging in illicit Proboscis-Scarfing,
there's got to be at LEAST a buffalo
herd's worth of GALS who are ALSO
cranking up the old Rhumba Pumper. You
MIGHT get me to believe that there was,
like, 10 percent difference -- 75
percent guys, 65 percent gals. But even
THOSE numbers would require at least a
battalion of good-time girls who spend
all day long making the Sign of the
Merry Mustache with wranglers lined up
like Turkish sailors in a Bangkok opium
den. I say it's LIES. Absolute stockyard
by-products. I think there's enough
methane gas in these scientific surveys
to light up Cleveland in February.
The
question is, Who's lying? It could be
the guys. "Oh yeah, I've had
soooooo many women I can't even count 'em."
It could be the gals. "Oh no, just
my husband and maybe two others. And I
was in love with both of them. Nothing
like my husband, of course."
Have
you ever noticed how sometimes a woman
will be married for 14 years before
she'll even admit that, yes, she was
technically NOT a virgin when she met
her husband, but that was only because
she was young and foolish -- but if you
get into the details of exactly HOW she
was young and foolish, and WHO she was
young and foolish WITH, her memory gets
kinda hazy. And what's even MORE
remarkable is that most husbands BELIEVE
this. There's something about the brain
of an American male that HAS to believe
there were very few episodes of
Aardvarkus Hunkamanus prior to his
materializing in her life, and saving
her from what would be a life of sexual
denial.
Or
it could be that the actual sex
researchers are lying, even if they're
just unconsciously lying. Because it
makes people feel better to think that,
well, our men are wild but our women are
sweet. If the numbers ever came out dead
even, we might have to conclude that
we've just gone hog wild and little
things like marriage certificates don't
mean diddly squat anymore. And if the
female numbers ever got to be BIGGER
than the male numbers -- if we found out
that women cheat more but they're better
at covering up -- I'm afraid the story
would just be too much for the
collective cardiovascular system of this
Newnited States.
That's
why they cook the numbers. 'Cause
nobody's wearing any pants. Nobody's
even wearing any miniskirts. If you know
what I mean, and I think you do.
And
speaking of oversexed outer-space
aliens, we have another great Jersey
movie this week -- "Invasion for
Flesh and Blood." It's the
sensitive story of a 200-pound
white-trash blonde with a shotgun who
takes on giant lizard-head aliens who
like to chomp heads and bite off the
private parts of unsuspecting New Jersey
lowlifes. Thanks to deadpan scientists
hard at work somewhere inside the White
House, she gets turned into a golden
metalhead cyborg that looks like C3PO
after a lube job at Sears. Then she
teams up with a foul-mouthed, beer-guzzlin'
Jersey guy and they cruise the Turnpike
pasting alien hiney.
Two
things about this movie. Some of the
most inventive death scenes in
ultra-low-budget history, with gouts of
goo. And genuinely funny dialogue,
thanks to one-man band Warren F. Disbrow,
who wrote it, directed it, produced it,
photographed it, edited it, cast his dad
in one of the lead parts and dished out
the lasagna at the catering table during
production. Warren is the kinda guy who
lovingly films the alien eating a
security guard head first and slicing
him in half right at the belt line.
Warren has way too much time on his
hands. Warren has one character who
claws her own eyes out but still
FINISHES THE MOVIE.
Obviously
my kinda guy.
Thirty-six
dead bodies. Eight breasts. Multiple
heart-ripping.
Head
twisted off. Thirty-seven gallons of
blood. Multiple whangdoodle-ripping.
(Don't ask.)
Head-eating.
Neck-slashing.
Two
thermonuclear mushrooms, with
blackened-seafood skeletal aftermath.
Sleazeball-shotgunning.
Throat-slitting. Razor blade to the
nose. Machete to the head. Tree limb
through the torso.
Brain-bashing.
Eyeball-ripping. Alien autopsy.
Security-guard
frying. Security-guard Benihana dinner.
Alien neck-crunching. Arm-chewing.
Redneck pancake. Heads roll. Arms
Drive-In
Academy Award nominations for ...
- Warren
Disbrow Sr., who fights the
aliens from his secret laboratory,
for saying, "Those fools
actually found the egg
chamber."
- Kathy
Monks, as the trailer-trash
vigilante who wants to "stop
the slaughter that's about to
happen."
- Kenneth
J. Arotin, as the Jersey kid who
becomes the hero, for saying,
"If there's any alien
head-bashing, I want in."
- James
Cirronella, as the cyborg who
tells the kid, "You will help
me or I will pound you into dog doo."
- and
Warren F. Disbrow, the
drive-in genius filmmaker, who
creates characters so stupid that
one of them is a biker who decides
to try to defeat the alien lizard
man by challenging him to a
fistfight.
Four
stars.
Joe
Bob says check it out.
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Tattooed
Steve: Man I miss "Monstervision"...
Calgary
Movies 2005
www.calgarymovies.com
Synopsis:
Flesh
Eaters from Outer Space: Something strange is
afoot in the suburbs of New Jersey! Carnivorous
entities from out of this world have invaded the
Garden State, seeking out the tastiest dish in
the entire universe: human flesh! Now only a
gang of burnt-out metalheads and one sexy
psychic starlet can stand up to the alien
invaders devious plans of world domination and
human consumption! But can anyone stop the
bloody weath of Flesh Eaters from Outer Space?
Invasion
for Flesh and Blood: A soccer mom is turned into
a cyborg alien killing machine on the hunt for
extraterrestrials hell-bent on destroying the
human race. With a trusty teenage Metalhead at
her side, the fate of the world is held in the
balace, as sexual tension oozes from the
once-human, now soulless, creature killer.
Featuring an appearance by Marilyn Ghigliotti of
Clerks.
Holy
freakin' moley. That's about all I can say after
watching these two unheralded cinematic gems. I'd
never heard of the mighty Warren F. Disbrow before
sliding this shiny DVD into my player to enjoy
this b-movie combo, but after having seen his
videotaped artistry first-hand, I am impressed -
this guys is the real deal.
Are
these shot-on-video, low-budget productions with
half-assed acting and gratuitous do-it-yourself
special effects? Yes. Are they thoroughly
enjoyable exactly because of these points? Hell
yes!
With
plots that only barely hold together, gallons upon
gallons of fake blood, and one of the goofiest
looking monster costumes I've ever seen, I have to
say that I thoroughly enjoyed these films. Disbrow
knows exactly what he's trying to achive with his
limited budget and limited acting abilities of the
main cast ("Clerks" starlet Marilyn
Ghigliotti excluded, of course), and he manages to
meld 2 intertwined stories with a rubber suit,
fake blood, numerous death scenes, numerous still
photographs inserted to create dramatic moments
(the space shuttle being my favourite)... wow. My
eyes are still reeling - if you get a kick out of
do-it-yourself b-movies, or just want to see one
man's celluloid dreams on your own little screen,
check this DVD out - you won't be disappointed.
Video:
How's it look?
Both presented in fullscreen (1.33:1) ratios,
these films look fantastic. Yes, they were (very
obviously) shot on Super VHS, and yes they have
quite a bit of bleeding reds (no pun intended) and
lousy lighting - but all of this only adds to the
ambiance and fantastic vibe created by these
stellar videos. The presentation is as good as
they're ever going to get, and they look pretty
darned good, all things considered!
Audio:
How's it sound?
Dolby Digital Stereo mix is equally as enjoyable
as the video - for shot-on-video productions,
these films have really strong audio mixes, with
crisp & clean dialogue, nice background music,
and some groovy sound effects as icing on the
cake.
Extras:
What all's on the DVD?
- Voracious
introduction by Lloyd Kaufman
- Behind-the-scenes
footage from the making of Invasion for Flesh
and Blood
- Original
theatrical trailer for Invasion for Flesh and
Blood
- Commentary
tracks by writer/director Warren F. Disbrow on
both Invasion for Flesh and Blood and Flesh
Eaters from Outer Space
- The
Radiation March!
- Make
Your Own Damn Movie DVD commercial
- Webmonkey?
Bananas
- Tromatic
trailers and much more!
Closing
Thoughts
Fantastic 1-2 b-movie combo + loads of Troma
extras = stellar DVD offering for all you b/sci-fi
movie fans out there!
Mr.
Paul and the gang at Zombie/Night of the Creeps
2004
http://zombie.dreamhost.com/main.html#Ratings
If
you shit your pants when Tae Kwan Do Strikes, or
if you just shit your pants, then you ought to
consult your proctologist. However, if you enjoy
Incubus, monsters from outerspace, rednecks
getting their dicks torn off, and the endless
search for pussy... INVASION FOR FLESH AND BLOOD
will slake your thirst for perverted misadventure.
Props to the team of experts over at VEP for
putting this one together. Here is a group of
movie lovers up in New Jersy that decided,
"We can do this shit too!" And they know
the proper elements to employ in order to create a
good time: Tits, Explosions, Random Kills, Lots of
Kills, Tits, Drunken Rednecks pissing on monsters
feet... did I mention Tits? Well it has those too.
I must hand it to these guys... they put on quite
a show.
Before
I break my neck kissing the filmmaker's ass, I
ought to fill you in on the mysterious element of
movie making Galeb-Duhr likes to call: THE PLOT
SUMMARY. Many years ago alien beings headed to
Earth in order to kill, mame, and cause all sorts
of (Halloween) havoc. The U.S. Government agency
in charge of thwarting alien threats was called in
to eliminate them. Heading to their underground
lair The Super Psychic (Super Psychic) & T.
Rex (Bam Bam Bigelow) sought to exterminate the
alien (Dennis the) menace by any means
necessary... even if it meant taking their own
lives. No tits, but many explosions later, the
alien menace was destroyed and Super Psychic &
T. Rex were dead. Or so everyone thought! Turns
out Super Psychic wasn't killed in the blast,
however, neither were the aliens. Now one of them
is one the loose and killing everyone he can get
his slimey little paws on.
That
was the wrap-up from what was apparently the
prequel to this quirky high stakes poker game
where in Seven Card Stud you Win, Lose, or Die!
Enter a group of buddies heading into the woods to
drink a few beers, have a few laughs, and film a
documentary on a mysterious witch legend they'd
recently heard about. On their way they're
accosted by the monster and all are killed... that
is all but one, who we'll call, I don't know, Moe.
He only survived because the Super Psychic escaped
from the hospital and made it her personal crusade
to kill this monster (but not before she killed an
exhusband of hers for years of abuse). Super
Psychic and Moe reluctantly team up and head out
to kill the monster.
Now
I could guide you through the occurances of the
film step by step and further assure you that this
flick is cool as hell, but what's the point in
that. It'll take away the shock and surprise of
most of it. Make no mistake, this movie is cool as
hell. It's made by cheap horror lovers for cheap
horror lovers. There's blood, guts, girls taking
off their clothes for guys at their windows with
cameras. Now where can you find debauchery like
that other than your local Wal-Mart? Give it a
shot and help some independent filmmakers out.
They need beer money just like you and me.
-MR.
PAUL con un cinque di Vodka
Mr.
Paul - Four Skulls (Out of five)
Z
Man - Three and a half skulls (Out of five)
Eagle
Te - Four Skulls out of five: "While
not as catchy a title of the XXXtravaganza
"Invasion for Tits and Ass," Invasion
for Flesh and Blood ranks as probably the funniest
cheap ass independent horror flick we have ever
seen. A guy gets his cock and balls ripped off
TWICE by the monster and we get to see countless
scenes of cheap ass gore effects and priceless
facial expressions...Who could ask for anything
more?"
Tattooed
Steve: "These guys are my heros!"
News
Askew (From View Askew) Feb. 23, 2005
Joe
Baker, Gram P. Bob, Dave, Dave Turnbull
http://www.viewaskew.com
And
finally today, an interesting little scoop
regarding a flick we haven't heard of before.
Might be worth looking up if you're into seeing
EVERYTHING that the Clerks folks have worked on:
I
just found the Flesh Eaters from Outer
Space/Invasion for Flesh and Blood double
feature DVD today at Best Buy. The cover
features a picture of Marilyn Ghigliotti and
says "Starring Clerks star Marilyn
Ghigliotti". She gets another mention on
the back in the description of the movie:
"A soccer mom is turned into a cyborg alien
killing machine on the hunt for
extraterrestrials hell-bent on destroying the
human race. With a trusty teenage Metalhead at
her side, the fate of the world is held in the
balance, as sexual tension oozes from the
once-human, now soulless, creature killer.
Featuring an appearance by Marilyn Ghigliotti of
Clerks."
The
DVD was released by the good people at Troma, of
course!
Gonzoriffic
2005
http://www.geocities.com/gonzoriffic/reviews-invasionflesh.html
INVASION FOR
FLESH & BLOOD
Why do I continue to rent
these ultra low-budget, shot on video productions?
Well, because every now and then I see one that's
exceptionally good. In this format, filmmakers can
get away with so much more than we usually see in
movies (see SCHIZOPHRENIAC). Anyway, this
one featured Marilyn Ghigliotti from CLERKS
on the cover (she played Dante's girlfriend
Veronica), so that gave it some extra appeal.
She's only in it long enough to strip naked and
get killed by some psycho guy, but that alone
gives the film value. It's not a bad movie,
either. It's about some green rubbery monsters
that invade earth and go around killing everybody,
and has tons of gory deaths. At times it seemed to
drag on a bit, but mostly it was well-paced. It
was better than THE SUCKLING,
which...well...sucked.
Temple
of Din 2005
http://www.templeofdin.demon.co.uk/mminvasion.html
INVASION
FOR FLESH AND BLOOD Visual
Experience Inc.
This film is so
unbelievable it deserves no introduction
whatsoever so I'll cut to the chase.
In a pre-credit sequence,
narrated with no regard for dramatic sensibility
by Warren Disbrow Senior, a rubber suited alien
with white bug eyes, over half a dozen nostrils
and gnashing teeth maims and kills over a dozen
humans in various graphically portrayed ways,
ripping out spines, throat slashing, dismemberment
and emasculation. What do the forces do to end the
carnage... they drop a bomb and kill several
thousand more ordinary folk.
Following the credits we
are 'At Ground Zero... One day after Thermonuclear
blast' and are treated to various scenes of
charred bodies and twisted vehicular wreckage. It
is here that the impossible is discovered... there
is no scorched earth... indeed no plant or animal
life has been touched by blast at all... Only
humans and what is more even one of them survived.
As Professor Hertz (Disbrow Senior) is fast to
acknowledge 'If a human being survived what about
the aliens.'
From here on the plots
fairly straightforward in a complicated sort of
way... there are an awful lot of superficial
scenes of violence, some of which are
unnecessarily misogynistic and only deter from the
light heartedness of this capable homage to
fifties science fiction/horror no-budgeters (the
film is dedicated to Roger Corman and Walter
Paisley).
Here goes... The
survivor, Sandra Lynn (Kathy Monks) turns out to
be the widow of a comic book artist and creator of
a super hero called The Golden Slayer. After she
is subjected to a brain scan by the sinister Space
And Missile Systems Organisation (SAMSO) to find
out the truth behind what happened to the aliens
during the nuclear blast her memory is transferred
from her brain (which has been turned to mush by
the combination of radiation and the scanning
device) into that of a cyborg doppelganger. She is
sent on a search and destroy mission to track down
the aliens or SIDs.
Along the way she teams
up with an overweight dope head slacker called
Hero (Kenneth J Arotin) who having discovered she
is not human is incarcerated in the local nick.
Meanwhile the only way Sandra Lynn will continue
working for Hertz and his cronies is if she is
allowed to take on the identity of The Golden
Slayer. It is agreed. We soon realise more has
happened to her brain than was at first apparent
as she designs and constructs the Golden Slayer
Cyborg in record time. She/he/it then collects
Hero from the cells and off they go to the woods
armed with alien frazzling weaponry.
To be honest the weapons
are somewhat redundant as most of the conflict is
hands on... including a hilarious bout between a
biker and an alien. The aliens are tracked back
the nest which contains millions of eggs, an awful
lot of which have hatched. This news gets back to
Hertz who gives the go ahead for the nuclear
destruction of New Jersey and New York resulting
in world destruction.
The aliens turn out to be
eco-friendly types or 'Doctors of The Universe'
who travel the heavens finding diseased planets
and redressing the balance accordingly. They
recognised the innate capacity for destruction
within mankind and decided to eradicate the
species as if it were a virus thus saving the
earth and allowing it to return to a natural
state. Yep they were good guys after all!
A short epilogue
establishes the Golden Slayer and Hero as a
reluctant team hell bent on wiping out evil in the
universe and squabbling like children forever...
cue next adventure.
There is actually lot
more goes on in 'Invasion' than this. Several
throw away sub-plots including a couple of young
'dudes' who surreptitiously film young girls
stripping and screwing in there bedrooms - one of
theses scenes according to the burn in on the
camcorder footage was filmed on JUL. 20 1988.
There is one guy who has his penis ripped off
three times - OK he plays twin brothers but one on
them suffers a double emasculation and has to
change his name to Jane. There is a lot of pseudo
scientific interaction between Hertz and a
suspiciously accented female scientist Dr. Chekov
(Adrienne D'Accardi). The boffins conspire to
employ the Golden Slayer to do their dirty work
whilst experimenting with alien seed pods and
blood in an attempt to maybe breed SIDs as
weapons.
There are also a hell of
a lot of scenes included purely to incorporate
splatter effects including the particularly nasty
assault on a female by a would be rapist. There
are enough dismemberment and gutsy slashings to
keep the gorehounds more than happy most of which
are carried out niftily enough to hide the
budgetary restrictions. And on the whole the set
design is pretty impressive.
Golden Slayer and Hero
make an unlikely but amusing team. With Golden
Slayer playing the comic book super hero he thinks
he is but is obviously not really up to it and
Hero motormouthing profanely threw out as he
becomes increasingly pissed off with events he's
been forced to get involved with.
Warren F. Disbrow is
somewhat of a one man dynamo if you read the end
credits: Writer, Photographer, Producer, Editor,
Director; SFX, Set construction; he even designed
and built Golden slayer and SID the space alien
and his dad plays one of the leads. OK so it's not
'Aliens' or 'Event Horizon' or even 'The Mighty
Morphin Power Rangers'... but hell, I'm actually
looking forward to the return of Golden Slayer and
Hero.
dir. prod. sc. ph. Warren
F. Disbrow sfx. James Cirronella, Nick Primiano,
Warren Disbrow, Warren Disbrow Snr. mus. Anthony
Annunziata, Paul Krautheim, Lorenzo Conte cast.
Kathy Monks, Kenneth J. Arotin, Warren Disbrow Snr.,
Marylin Ghigliotti, Adrienne D'Accardi, James
Cirronella, Stephen Mezo Jr. "Tattooed Steve
® ".
Hill City
Comics 2004
http://www.hillcity-comics.com
Here's a film even Ed
Wood would be ashamed of. Invasion for Flesh and
Blood is easily one of the worst films ever made.
At least Wood's films had a campiness about them
that made them enjoyable, Invasion's wooden
actors, crappy costumes, handheld video camera
appearance, and overall bad taste do nothing to
appeal to even the most hard-up-for-entertainment
viewer.
What I wonder is why the writer/producer/director
guy spent all of his budget on fake blood and none
on good acting. The only name in the film is
Marilyn Ghigliotti (Veronica from Clerks) and
she's only in the film for less than five minutes,
reduced to schucking her clothes and playing a
rape victim. Hey, every now and again we all get a
hankerin' to watch a really bad film... look no
further. Egads, I'm going to be washing the image
of the "Golden Slayer" (a comic book
inspired robot killing machine) from my mind for
the years to come.
Tattooed Steve:
"Wow you broke out the special sucked
for that one! I'm so glad you took the time to
remember Warrens name (The
writer/producer/director guy) in your review. Maybe
when you're not rebagging your comics you can make
a better movie, and while your at it eat a bowl of
dick."
Barbara
Jo 2004
http://theyrecoming.com/movies.php?num=24
Please do not see this
movie!
Tattooed Steve:
"I am so using that on our next
promotion poster!"
Christopher
Curry
MK
Magazine
Flesh
Eaters From Outer Space/Invasion For Flesh and
Blood
Disbrow
made these movies back to back and while they
were not solicited specifically by Troma
Entertainment they do fit perfectly in the
companies less than perfect oeuvre. Not allot of
build up or character development is at hand
here so let's get right to it. A cheesy-ass
looking alien comes to earth and rips, tears and
chomps it's way across New Jersey. With the aid
of a sexy psychic starlet (who really isn't that
sexy), the athorities manage to bring the
creature down or did they?
Apparently
the intergalactic goon laid a bunch of eggs and
now there's 100's maybe 1000's of these damned
things in and around Jersey. So the stage is set
foe the sequel which is just more of the same
with one big difference. Our Sexy psychic is
turned into a cyborg complete with super human
strength and and intelligence. What's even
better is that she/it now has the ability
to transform. You know "Transformers!
Robots in disguise!" Again the aliens are
brought down and all is safe for the meantime.
Technically
speaking these movies have some major problems:
The script is amateurish as is the directing,
acting lighting and editing, plus it is
shot entirely on video. It's really
difficult to even consider these things movies.
The cast and crew appear to be weekend warriors
who did this more for fun then out of any poetic
or artistic reasons or yearnings. The up side is
that the alien costume, for all its cheesiness,
is actually pretty fun to look at. There are
tons of T & A, shitty heavy metal music
and buckets of blood and gore. You could do
worse than these, but you can damned sure
do better.
Troma
packed this one with some good stuff including:
Trailers, behind the scenes footage and audio
commentary by the film's director.
Tattooed
Steve: Wow it was so bad you had to watch
both, then go on to say it has extras?
I
think it's difficult to even consider "MK
Magazine" a magazine because it's a Ezine.
Anyway enough of the petty and onto the good
stuff.
We
were ahead of our time shooting it on Super
VHS (Which is what TV stations use) because
everybody is using DVC now. And if you're
looking for poetic or artisitc reasons or
yearnings stick to that chick flick about
sharing pants.
Rob
Dyer
Crass
sequel to the similarly-titled A Taste for
Flesh and Blood, this extremely low-budget
gore horror is supposed to be a comedy, a
knowing wink to the SF b-movies of the 50s, but
it's more stupid than funny. After a brief
resume of the previous outing, the story drops
us into familiar alien monsters on-the-loose
territory. Based heavily upon the Alien
films and, it seems, 80s horror shocker Night
of the Demon, this camcorder epic succeeds
for the first 50 minutes or so before
out-staying its welcome. Director Disbrow was
also responsible for the impressive (if
deliberately cheesily-styled) creature costumes and
splatter effects. As often happens with
low-budget fan filmmaking of this kind, the
effort spent on effects isn't carried over to
the script, characterisation etc, etc, but
provided you are in an undemanding frame of mind
and have a soft spot for this kind of stuff (as
I myself do), then Invasion for Flesh and
Blood does have some redeaming features.
First
off, I loved the alien monster design. Yeah,
it's obviously a guy in a rubbery costume
(and that is obviously part of the point of
the film), but the actual design is
gruesome and amusing. Seen standing next
to a character the invaders look totally unscary
and laughable, but to Disbrow's credit, when
they attack the fast, jump-cut editing and
copious splashing blood does convey a horrible
and unsavory demise for their victims. I also
liked the (probably illegal) use of some
found TV footage often as establishing shots -
it adds a slightly more professional feel to the
production - even if it sticks out from the rest
of the original footage like the proverbial sore
thumb. Disbrow builds on this found footage by
shooting his own TV newsreel style images which
also help create a sense of a larger scale to
the production. Also worthy of a special mention
are some relatively impressive sets culminating
in a large cave where the aliens incubate their
eggs. The acting ranges from the perfectly
passable to the terrible. Unfortunately, the
character who lasts longest also happens to be the
worst actor! Disbrow's father also
appears as an elderly scientist and, whilst his
performance shouldn't worry Sir John Gielgud too
much, he does give it his all and delivers his
lines in an entertaining manner. Aside from the
above mentioned A Taste for Flesh and Blood,
the director has also made Rulers of the
Apocalypse - a straight, gory dinosaur movie
with full-size animatronic creatures. With proof
here of Disbrow's technical effects
achievements, Rulers is a film I'd like
to see.
Rob
Dyer
Tattooed
Steve: The "found footage" wasn't
found or illegal. Warren was offered
the opportunity to film a response teams
exercise for biological threats. Which was
very cool of them.
And
don't worry you'll get to see "Rulers"
in the near future.
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