Who is Joe Vicious?

Posted: September 20, 2002 by fivalscornshank in (1992) Who is Joe Vicious?
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Created as a send-up of the marketing mayhem surrounding Hollywood’s Summer Blockbusters, this newly remastered version delivers the goods as the biggest, loudest, most genre-jumping and action-packed trailer – for the most out-of-control movie never made.

Who is Joe Vicious? is presented as a behind-the-scenes preview for an upcoming epic film of the same name spanning the genres of action, drama, romance, horror and comedy. With a three-day shoot schedule, three video cameras, two porches, an arsenal of guns, a bomb and a mob of wanna-be super-stars, filmmakers David C. King and Brett Circe created an enduring parody of Hollywood’s film promotion foibles. It’s all about hype, baby!

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Who Is Joe Vicious? (1992) Digitally Remastered

Posted: September 20, 2020 by Brett C. in News & Press
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On the 30th anniversary of their first movie debut, Fival’s Corn Shank (FCS) Productions is thrilled to announce a complete digital remastering of its 1992 film, Who Is Joe Vicious? 

Created as a send-up of the marketing mayhem surrounding Hollywood’s Summer Blockbusters, this newly remastered version delivers the goods as the biggest, loudest, most genre-jumping and action-packed trailer – for the most out-of-control movie never made. 

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Ouija the Movie, meet Twisted Weekend 3

Posted: July 24, 2014 by Brett C. in News & Press
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Its hard not to draw comparisons to the upcoming movie Ouija to our very own Twisted Weekend 3.

Lets start with the premise:

TW3:
Twisted Weekend 3: Slacker Holocaust begins as a simple story of a group of college friends looking to spend a weekend getting loaded. Meet Lucie, the angry artist; Violet, her goodie-goodie roommate; their gay friend, Morris; their party animal fraternity boy neighbor, Bobby; and the burnouts, Chuck and Joe. Their names may be different, but you know this group. You’ve met them, you went to college with them…hey, you may even be one of them.

Ouija:
After a friend of a theirs is brutally killed in an accident, a group of close teenage friends must confront their most evil and demonic fears when they awaken the dark powers of an ancient spirit board when attempting to contact their friend, and realize that the ouija board is not just a game; it’s real life.

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Is graffiti activism or vandalism? How has graffiti been used throughout history to inspire political movements? Does a graffiti artist have a responsibility to use their medium against injustice in the system? How does a city balance the rights of the artists with the responsibilities of the city? In this history fair documentary by Jeannette Circe, she explores these topics while interviewing the Mayor of Fort Lauderdale, as well as street artists from Miami, FL and Los Angeles, CA.

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Video  —  Posted: January 5, 2014 by Brett C. in (2014) Graffiti: Rights and Responsibilities
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The second movie by the daughter of Brett Circe – made for a History Fair project – now ready for viewing. This documentary about the history of email – from its invention and impact on communications on our society – includes interviews with two people who were there at the beginning.

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Video  —  Posted: January 7, 2013 by Brett C. in (2013) Turning Point: Email - The Killer App
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The first movie by the daughter of Brett Circe – made for a History Fair project – now ready for viewing. This documentary about the history of flight – from our desires as early man, to the Wright Brothers, to rocketry and predictions of tomorrow – includes interviews with aviation experts, pilots, and an astronaut.

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Video  —  Posted: January 21, 2012 by fivalscornshank in (2011) Flight: Revolution, Reaction & Reform