editor, eh?

I like the idea, but searching for “cult” movies isn’t exactly how it usually works. Cult followings don’t just happen cause some studio makes only low budget movies.

During my senior year at Madison, I interned at a very cool advertising agency. I loved the experience, most of all because of the people I met there. They were the kind of people who would let an intern with…

I love the first wave college, second wave gen pop idea. I also love doing promo nights one night a week at a theatre.

First paragraph: “Has anybody able to recreate” should obviously be “Has anybody been able to recreate,”

Second paragraph: “They’re going to consistently” should be “They’re going to have to consistently” etc.

Argh! No Edit button!

Blowtorch is going to have to spend a lot of time looking for talent if they don’t want to destroy their reputation right out of the gate with content on par with Date Movie. They’re going to consistently find the next Kevin Smiths, Robert Rodriguezes (??), Sam Raimi-s, etc.. (Plural names that end in ’s’? How?)

And consider this: Some of the best college student movies were made by directors who had already directed films that were far more mainstream – The Big Lebowski and Harold And Kumar are good examples. Sometimes directors with one cult hit try to go back to the well and repeatedly come up short – Broken Lizard with Super Troopers is a great example of that.

Anyway, my point is that it’s a really good idea but even with funding it will be very difficult to execute.

finkle, einhorn, finkle, einhorn….

Kelly IS Rodriques…. “Kelly and Schiff” perhaps?

Must be a small studio.