jimbow8 Wrote:I should be getting my copy in a day or so. Unfortunately (for you), I'm going on vacation Friday, but you can come up and watch it when I get back.
You could always start up a DVD rental system by mail and call it Jim-Flix.
Scott Hajek
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saynomore Wrote:P.S. Will your next movie be Horror related as well? Any projects pending?
I've been asked to direct to different projects... one here in Chicago and one in New York. Both are in the thriller/horror genre. Since the money hasn't been secured for either project though I'm not holding my breath.
As for my own projects I have a few ideas of what I want to do but it all depends on which one gets funded.
My DITW DVD arrived yesterday, and I watched it last night. Great job guys! A fun romp through Zombie land. Nice lines like "These aren't like normal zombies".
Barbara couldn't watch much of it. She had to leave the room and yell: is the scene over yet? Are they OK? What happened? It'll take her a few more tries before she can get through the whole movie. So, yeah, you got some frights in it.
Nice job.
Barbara couldn't watch much of it. She had to leave the room and yell: is the scene over yet? Are they OK? What happened? It'll take her a few more tries before she can get through the whole movie. So, yeah, you got some frights in it.
Nice job.
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Exellant Job Marc!!! I watched it as soon as I opened it! Very well done and proud to have it in my collection!
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eddieo396 Wrote:hi im new to the forum is there any assocaition with pfw on the dead in the water dvd please elaborate , thanks
Correct me if I'm wrong, gentlemen, but the association between FPW and this fine film is that the Repairman Jack board brought together the talents of Dave Moore (the writer) and Marc Buhmann (the director). Though I'm sure that fate, being the cruel mistress she is, had a plan to ensure that these two would find each other to begin some great collaboration.
Did I lay it on too thick?
Scott Hajek
[i]"A beer right now would sound good, but I'd rather drink one than listen to it."[/i]
Scott Hajek Wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong, gentlemen, but the association between FPW and this fine film is that the Repairman Jack board brought together the talents of Dave Moore (the writer) and Marc Buhmann (the director).
You're correct. That's all Paul played in what is Dead in the Water.
The first review of DITW has been posted on Amazon, by ahem, Moi.
http://www.amazon.com/Dead-in-the-Water/...UTF8&s=dvd
http://www.amazon.com/Dead-in-the-Water/...UTF8&s=dvd
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Dead in the Water is now available on Indieflix.com. If you've been interested in checking out the film but the $17.99 was too pricey for you Indieflix.com is your best choice: they have it for only $9.95! But this is ONLY the movie version of the film... no special features are available on this version.