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Thanks! Sorry I didn't reply earlier - didn't realize you guys had watched it. Rhett, thanks for the compliment about my writing! I can't take full credit for the quality of the dialogue - the screenplay was used as a framework rather than a manual, so much of what the actors say was...

Hey everyone, I haven't posted any of my work in a while and thought that I'd share my newest film with the community. It's not very Fallout-y, but I think there are Fallout-esque elements buried in there. I've been working on this thing for a year now, using all sorts of different media -...

I guess that's what we get from a team who thinks VATS ultraviolence is "black humor."

Hah, funny. I own this too; I found a whole box of 1950's/60's pamphlets in mint condition a while back and paid about $14 for it. The blueprints for DIY fallout shelters are the funniest, since they basically tell you to build a hole in the ground that would incinerate anyone actually using it...

What in that meager trailer leads you to believe that there will be hordes of vampires? Rein in the conjecture impulse!

Greater good like Hitler was aiming for a greater good...

The same is often true for movies... especially movies like Poltergeist. Just look at the god-awful sequels that came out of that. But then there are the Indiana Jones films. I think that as we see computer games emerging as a respected artform in the next 10 years or so, we'll see fewer...

Hard to say, really. Two years of school? I suppose that's the best answer. I've been working with film now for about 3. Thanks for your compliment!

I love Putin. He and George Bush Jr. are rapidly ossifying my post-apocalypse wet dreams.

Ziltoid, I agree with you that the ascension of a dictator in this country is highly unlikely. But unless we entertain the idea of that very thing, the approximately 150 million firearms in this country will be completely useless; we'll see them laid by, unloaded, while despotism slides into...

Wow! Thanks! La Jetee is a tremendous film... thanks for the comparison! I have a few other works that are digitized. There's one on my YouTube page called For Birdie that I like pretty well. My longest I haven't uploaded yet, but your comment makes me think I should. Thanks again.

I made this about 10 months ago and just realized I never posted a link to it here. This was for a film production class I took last fall. It's the first in a quasi-PA trilogy, all based on different historical characters. They all have to do with exploration, technology and architecture...

Oh, you mean someone like Senator Brownback? I think he'd make a great dictator. Evangelicals aren't about being "behind the scenes," as Brownback makes evident. Or President Bush, for that matter. And don't call me "silly" for entertaining a possibility. There's nothing silly about that directive.

When you've successfully achieved dictatorship the concept of "political suicide" is a null force. Corsi has a really good point - that we should be extremely wary. He's also right about the "emergency control" strategy being a particularly old one, and it's tried and true. It's worked for all...

I think it would make more sense if the font weren't messy... seems to me that a blasted-looking thirteen doesn't look so right as a blasted-looking shirt might. Still though, it's nice to see someone make it.

No Doughboy, the Combine. The badguys are called the "Combine." My personal favorite powered armor is in A Fire Upon the Deep, by Vernor Vinge. My copy of the book isn't handy at the moment so I can't describe it exactly, but I remember it being this really vicious-looking gloss black suit of...

Stayed up until last night until 5 AM reading it. It's an arrestingly powerful book. It makes me want to spend time with my father, for one.

Wait what? Did you look closely on the specs of the Manmelter 3600ZX? It's a sub-atomic disintegrator! Do you even live in the Wasteland, or are you some kind of tourist?! And it's ready out of the box! Gadzooks!

You really have to read some of the reviews. 938 people have reviewed the milk and I doubt seriously that any of them have ever ordered it. Amazon is full of shit like that. Take this for example - it's straight up our alley.

I'm sure many of you know of this quirky product listed on Amazon.com, but I ran across a review today that gave me a tickle: