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Welcome back to Hollywood, New Jersey — the only podcast bold enough to try and fund a $1 million indie Christmas horror Comedy movie without actually having the money yet… but with plenty of opinions, old scripts, and emotional damage.
This week:
We fire Coop and Manny (don’t worry, they’ll be back… probably)
We accidentally attend a film networking event full of drunk strangers and no money
We review Fantastic Four: The First Steps and ask the big questions like:
Why does Galactus walk like a sleepy Godzilla?
Can a superhero baby save cinema?
And... what even is a character arc?
Plus:
Behind-the-scenes updates on our current script rewrite (still rewriting it)
The slow, painful path to funding our movie
Pitching our genius new slasher villain: Pizza Face
Our thoughts on Happy Gilmore 2, which may or may not have murdered our inner child
Through it all, we hold ourselves accountable as indie filmmakers in a state slowly being devoured by Hollywood East and corporate content. But we’re still here, still doing, still arguing — and still dreaming.
Welcome back to Hollywood, New Jersey — the only podcast bold enough to try and fund a $1 million indie Christmas horror Comedy movie without actually having the money yet… but with plenty of opinions, old scripts, and emotional damage.
This week:
We fire Coop and Manny (don’t worry, they’ll be back… probably)
We accidentally attend a film networking event full of drunk strangers and no money
We review Fantastic Four: The First Steps and ask the big questions like:
Why does Galactus walk like a sleepy Godzilla?
Can a superhero baby save cinema?
And... what even is a character arc?
Plus:
Behind-the-scenes updates on our current script rewrite (still rewriting it)
The slow, painful path to funding our movie
Pitching our genius new slasher villain: Pizza Face
Our thoughts on Happy Gilmore 2, which may or may not have murdered our inner child
Through it all, we hold ourselves accountable as indie filmmakers in a state slowly being devoured by Hollywood East and corporate content. But we’re still here, still doing, still arguing — and still dreaming.