Comments for Project This http://projectthis.wordpress.com The Official Website of the Project This Film Club Sun, 29 Jul 2007 17:07:22 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Disorienting Horror by 1jargoncomputer http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/07/27/disorienting-horror/#comment-56 1jargoncomputer Sun, 29 Jul 2007 17:07:22 +0000 http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/07/27/disorienting-horror/#comment-56 I am not quite sure why that happened. I do not have the ability to retrieve it. I thought that it might have been collected within the spam portion of the administration menu, but that does not seem to be the case. Sorry, but I am going to have to leave this posting issue to you. I am not quite sure why that happened. I do not have the ability to retrieve it. I thought that it might have been collected within the spam portion of the administration menu, but that does not seem to be the case. Sorry, but I am going to have to leave this posting issue to you.

]]> Comment on Disorienting Horror by Dr. Ah http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/07/27/disorienting-horror/#comment-55 Dr. Ah Fri, 27 Jul 2007 22:22:23 +0000 http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/07/27/disorienting-horror/#comment-55 I just typed something without a proper e-mail address in the E-mail field. Wordpress erased all 13 lines. Insert vengeful virus (here) I just typed something without a proper e-mail address in the E-mail field.
WordPress erased all 13 lines.

Insert vengeful virus (here)

]]> Comment on Member Sites by 1jargoncomputer http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/07/25/member-sites/#comment-54 1jargoncomputer Thu, 26 Jul 2007 17:21:28 +0000 http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/07/25/member-sites/#comment-54 I can already smell the fumes as they filter through the floor boards. I can already smell the fumes as they filter through the floor boards.

]]> Comment on Member Sites by Dr. Ah http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/07/25/member-sites/#comment-53 Dr. Ah Thu, 26 Jul 2007 16:57:37 +0000 http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/07/25/member-sites/#comment-53 The operation will soon be underway. Blood cured skin in various color combinations. Radikill, the new motive. The operation will soon be underway. Blood cured skin in various color combinations.
Radikill, the new motive.

]]> Comment on Multi-Screen Horror Fest by 1jargoncomputer http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/07/21/multi-screen-horror-fest/#comment-52 1jargoncomputer Tue, 24 Jul 2007 01:42:05 +0000 http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/07/21/multi-screen-horror-fest/#comment-52 Most assuredly...sounds like a great line-up for the television monitor connected to the tape player/vcr. We should attempt to do this on Thursday evening. I have the day off work. We just have to find the appropriate cables, and set up the television monitors. Most assuredly…sounds like a great line-up for the television monitor connected to the tape player/vcr.

We should attempt to do this on Thursday evening. I have the day off work. We just have to find the appropriate cables, and set up the television monitors.

]]> Comment on Multi-Screen Horror Fest by DR.AH http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/07/21/multi-screen-horror-fest/#comment-50 DR.AH Sat, 21 Jul 2007 20:33:53 +0000 http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/07/21/multi-screen-horror-fest/#comment-50 Suggestion #1 original Evil Dead #2 HELLRAISER #3 Original Freddy Krueger 80's JD #4 has slipped MY brain(not a filmtitle)actual misplacement of information... soon. Suggestion #1 original Evil Dead
#2 HELLRAISER
#3 Original Freddy Krueger 80’s JD
#4 has slipped MY brain(not a filmtitle)actual misplacement of information… soon.

]]> Comment on Planet Ant Film Festival by Dr. Alphonse Hudson http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/06/19/planet-ant-film-festival/#comment-45 Dr. Alphonse Hudson Mon, 02 Jul 2007 21:32:37 +0000 http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/06/19/planet-ant-film-festival/#comment-45 The rest of it (above) The rest of it (above)

]]> Comment on Planet Ant Film Festival by Dr. Alphonse Hudson http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/06/19/planet-ant-film-festival/#comment-44 Dr. Alphonse Hudson Mon, 02 Jul 2007 21:29:46 +0000 http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/06/19/planet-ant-film-festival/#comment-44 We arrived at 7:00. The front display case told us to walk behind. Scaling the side of the house under a purple Ants Head landmark, i lead. Our newly initiated members ALEXAXELA(two people) follow suit, Yvonne is somewhere. Right off the bat- Barbecue vibes, noticed Tiki torches illuminating bowling ball garden borders, circus tents with free beer, Captain Piccard in print and worshipped by ALEXAXELA but not to quick to admit. We ended up getting in for half of the 6 o'clock block by paying the 6 bucks for 8:00-10:00(friendly deal). This gesture said to me that Planet Ant was more interested in the publics exposure to their films than any monetary gain. Which right there makes for great community atmosphere. The free beer was also a nice touch. The back door of a two-story house also moonlighted as the theatre entrance. Inside was a whole-other place, jet black darkness, not a peep of sun/artificial light which made for a nice touch rarely seen in any theatre style setting. It took about half a beer for my eyes to adjust, relying on the brightly lit scenes for a sense of surrounding. Finally we located seats directly behind us. Another unique feature, The planet ant theatre has seats that move by themselves. The Candle started. And we quickly started doubting. The first block had only one shiner " The Tree" which brought us back to curiosity. After tearing apart the candle with the group outside for about the entire 10 minute intermission i realized something i've never had the opportunity to notice about independent short films. Most times i see films at the show its only because that particular film met a few select pieces of criteria that i deem count on able. Either the director, the actors, Morbid subject matter... If the flic fits at-least one i'll usually feel good about spending the money to see it even if it turns sour. At Planet Ant, I had none of that. And because of that lack in familiar grounds to count on, i responded extremely critical of anything even flickering on the screen. Plus! Seeing an Independent film knowing that the chances of either the director or the actors actually being there, possibly sitting next to you shines a completely new perspective on Theatre etiquette. Witnessing how not to make a movie, literally forces you to appreciate what a good movie is all about. The 8 o'clock block proved redeeming. Really made me wish i could have caught the previous days but with a psychic knowing to avoid "THE CANDLE". Top Flics: Carl and Mark Dir: Jon Haynes, David Woods UK, 3 min Carl and Mark, two hapless travelers from Wales, enjoy the center of the earth with a shovel. Reaching some red sanded desert on opposite side of the world, falling back in the hole, catipulted out the other side thus playing out my imagination as a kid. La Parabolica Dir: Xavi Sala SPAIN, 12 min During the broadcast of the Pope's visit, VicenteÕs(skinny old gent) television is broken. Desperate, he decides to make a homemade parabolic dish from an umbrella. In the beginning without reception/pope; at the end, full scale cable television meltdown, he gets the pope, But also George Bush/Osama latex puppet carnage and Nun spread+white dildo. Intense contrast. Also they voted at the end. I voted for La Parabolica. It didnt win. We arrived at 7:00. The front display case told us to walk behind. Scaling the side of the house under a purple Ants Head landmark, i lead. Our newly initiated members ALEXAXELA(two people) follow suit, Yvonne is somewhere. Right off the bat- Barbecue vibes, noticed Tiki torches illuminating bowling ball garden borders, circus tents with free beer, Captain Piccard in print and worshipped by ALEXAXELA but not to quick to admit. We ended up getting in for half of the 6 o’clock block by paying the 6 bucks for 8:00-10:00(friendly deal). This gesture said to me that Planet Ant was more interested in the publics exposure to their films than any monetary gain. Which right there makes for great community atmosphere. The free beer was also a nice touch. The back door of a two-story house also moonlighted as the theatre entrance. Inside was a whole-other place, jet black darkness, not a peep of sun/artificial light which made for a nice touch rarely seen in any theatre style setting. It took about half a beer for my eyes to adjust, relying on the brightly lit scenes for a sense of surrounding. Finally we located seats directly behind us. Another unique feature, The planet ant theatre has seats that move by themselves. The Candle started. And we quickly started doubting. The first block had only one shiner ” The Tree” which brought us back to curiosity. After tearing apart the candle with the group outside for about the entire 10 minute intermission i realized something i’ve never had the opportunity to notice about independent short films.
Most times i see films at the show its only because that particular film met a few select pieces of criteria that i deem count on able. Either the director, the actors, Morbid subject matter… If the flic fits at-least one i’ll usually feel good about spending the money to see it even if it turns sour.
At Planet Ant, I had none of that. And because of that lack in familiar grounds to count on, i responded extremely critical of anything even flickering on the screen.
Plus! Seeing an Independent film knowing that the chances of either the director or the actors actually being there, possibly sitting next to you shines a completely new perspective on Theatre etiquette.
Witnessing how not to make a movie, literally forces you to appreciate what a good movie is all about.

The 8 o’clock block proved redeeming. Really made me wish i could have caught the previous days but with a psychic knowing to avoid “THE CANDLE”.

Top Flics:

Carl and Mark
Dir: Jon Haynes, David Woods
UK, 3 min
Carl and Mark, two hapless travelers from Wales, enjoy the center of the earth with a shovel. Reaching some red sanded desert on opposite side of the world, falling back in the hole, catipulted out the other side thus playing out my imagination as a kid.

La Parabolica
Dir: Xavi Sala
SPAIN, 12 min
During the broadcast of the Pope’s visit, VicenteÕs(skinny old gent) television is broken. Desperate, he decides to make a homemade parabolic dish from an umbrella. In the beginning without reception/pope; at the end, full scale cable television meltdown, he gets the pope, But also George Bush/Osama latex puppet carnage and Nun spread+white dildo. Intense contrast.

Also they voted at the end. I voted for La Parabolica. It didnt win.

]]> Comment on Planet Ant Film Festival by josh http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/06/19/planet-ant-film-festival/#comment-41 josh Sun, 24 Jun 2007 16:42:23 +0000 http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/06/19/planet-ant-film-festival/#comment-41 get back on the horse. get back on the horse.

]]> Comment on Planet Ant Film Festival by A. H. http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/06/19/planet-ant-film-festival/#comment-39 A. H. Fri, 22 Jun 2007 16:24:04 +0000 http://projectthis.wordpress.com/2007/06/19/planet-ant-film-festival/#comment-39 I have the rest to be posted. Whats your E-mail. I have the rest to be posted. Whats your E-mail.

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