Truth or Dare IV, Tim Ritter, and Girl / girl scene season 3

Truth or Dare IV from filmmaker Tim Ritter

Truth or Dare IV, a Tim Ritter film
I had an awesome time doing a small cameo for Tim Ritter's Truth or Dare IV, playing a psycho husband murdering my wife in a hot tub via electricity.  The Truth or Dare series by Tim Ritter are often imitated never duplicated, and a must for the indie horror fan. 

It was a fun and crazy film, and a subversive take on the whole 'I must be a celeb at all costs' which is now a part of pop culture.  It also stars Heather Price, Casey Miracle, Billy Blackwell, and Mike Holman.

Billy Blackwell and Casey Miracle about to do deadly dares

A sadistic man played by Mike Holman
Worth a look for spandex and monster fans.  To buy it, click here..
 

He's at work for the next one of madness...check out the new site here.



Girl/Girl scene season 3

A scene from Girl/girl scene season 2

Working at a local comic con recently, I ran into Nic Brown, producer of the web series girl/girl scene.  He told me they are in the crowd funding stage for season 3 of girl/girl scene.

Producer Nic Brown (in hat), Fiona Brown, and Todd Burrows (crew member from season one)

Essentially, an ensemble of the day to day conflicts of a small group of lesbians, and how they impact themselves and each other by their choices.  I'm a huge fan of the show, and think series creator Tucky Williams is a fantastic writer as well as lead actress for the show.

series creator and main actress Tucky Williams
 Season one was produced by Eric Butts, and season two was produced by thought fly productions out of Louisville, Kentucky.  Can't wait to see what happens to season 3.

Evan (Tucky Williams) and Bender (Abisha Uhl) from season 2


It's a fantastic show, being put together by a hard working cast and crew.  Check out the link, and find out more about the show, and if you would be interested in helping out for season 3. 

Girl/girl scene


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