Things are looking good. Cast a few parts, but still need to cast many more. Honestly I think casting may very well go into february and I'm still getting plenty of headshots and resumes.
Achieved quite a bit so far, and if all works out we'll have some amazing footage coming up. I really can't wait.
I've got special fx tests this week, and then it's a break for a week through christmas. Maybe even through New Years, but come January it's full steam ahead.
Merry Christmas everybody. And a kick ass New Year.
- P
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Monday, December 3, 2007
Still Sorting
Still sorting through details. Still getting more headshots and resumes, and plenty of people offering much help and resources. Not complaining. If you still want to submit a pic, resume, or just want to offer help feel free to respond to this post or to the crew/casting email I've been putting out.
I know I have to keep in mind the weather and the coming holidays, so it's going to be much to juggle, but I am excited to do so.
More later.
- Patrick
I know I have to keep in mind the weather and the coming holidays, so it's going to be much to juggle, but I am excited to do so.
More later.
- Patrick
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Production Update
Thanks to everyone who sent in their pictures and resumes and links to their work. Got sooooo many responses, so much more than I was really expecting. There is much to sort through and many details I have to work out, so bare with me if you haven't heard from me just yet. I'm going to hold auditions, but I don't know if it will even be within this or next month. So many more details I have to juggle than first expected, but I am happy to have so many offers of help.
I'll keep posting updates on what's what here. Just so everyone knows, the actual productions are going to be as follows. We will do one Monster Cops short which will not be paying and then a Monster Cops feature which will be paying. I will be utilizing the short as a way to kind of get to know what people and resources I can use for the feature as well as another example of something to show investors and sponsors for the feature.
Again thank you to everyone and I hope to speak to many of you soon.
- Patrick
I'll keep posting updates on what's what here. Just so everyone knows, the actual productions are going to be as follows. We will do one Monster Cops short which will not be paying and then a Monster Cops feature which will be paying. I will be utilizing the short as a way to kind of get to know what people and resources I can use for the feature as well as another example of something to show investors and sponsors for the feature.
Again thank you to everyone and I hope to speak to many of you soon.
- Patrick
Thursday, November 8, 2007
Cast And Crew Call
Winston Salem/Triad Area, NC.
Local Indie Short Film Series MONSTER COPS
Seeking Cast and Crew.
Monster Cops is a short series based off the Cult Comedy Horror Flick MONSTER COPS: THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL, currently on DVD. http://imdb.com/title/tt1031258/
It's a mockumentary look into a secret government agency dedicated to hunting down monsters. It's Reno 911 meets Blair Witch. The Office meets Ghostbusters.
Looking for anyone interested in helping out as part of the cast or crew. Shooting in and around the Winston Salem, NC area. Experience is favorable but not required. Your first time out? No prob. We need as many people as we can get. We'll show you what needs to be done.
CAST:
Major Roles that still need to be filled are as follows:
GREENLY - Female. 20-30 years of age. Talkative psychic, very naive, yet suprisingly intuitive.
WEIR - Male. 20-30 years of age. Rookie Officer. Young but very much a soldier. Comedic Role.
JONES - Male 20-30 years of age. Detective. Wise Guy. Eats alot of donuts.
MILLER - MALE 20-30 years of age. Soldier type. Gets to fire off alot of bullets.
MACREADY - Male 20-30 years of age. Tough guy, Cop, Always handy with the one liners.
WEREWOLF - Male. Need a fairly tall, agile, well built, individual who won't mind running around, in a fur suit, snarling at people.
Also need any males or females interested in playing Police Officers, Military, SWAT, and Soldier type roles. Must be familiar with firearms or at least know how to hold a gun. Military or Police experience a plus. If you're a Paintballer, great.
Also looking to fill monster roles. Anyone interested in playing Vampires or Zombies, we're going to need a bunch of them. May require you to get a little messy, crawl on the ground, get blood or guts on you, and or fall over onto a mattress after your head has been blown off. Moaning, screaming, or hissing, may be required of you as well.
CREW:
We're looking for gaffers, grips, people to help pull cords, hold lights, as well as assist in some of the special fx sequences. No previous experience required. We'll tell you where to stand and what string to pull.
Make up artists. There will be much zombie and vampire make up to apply. Some previous experience in basic stage make up would be great.
Sound person. We need someone to help record sound on set.
No pay, as yet. Full credit and copy of final work, and we'll feed you. I swear you won't regret being a part of this production.
Contact Patrick at pumpkinking13@msn.com
If you've got a headshot and resume, feel free to email it to me.
Find out more about Monster Cops at http://MONSTERCOPS.COM
Local Indie Short Film Series MONSTER COPS
Seeking Cast and Crew.
Monster Cops is a short series based off the Cult Comedy Horror Flick MONSTER COPS: THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL, currently on DVD. http://imdb.com/title/tt1031258/
It's a mockumentary look into a secret government agency dedicated to hunting down monsters. It's Reno 911 meets Blair Witch. The Office meets Ghostbusters.
Looking for anyone interested in helping out as part of the cast or crew. Shooting in and around the Winston Salem, NC area. Experience is favorable but not required. Your first time out? No prob. We need as many people as we can get. We'll show you what needs to be done.
CAST:
Major Roles that still need to be filled are as follows:
GREENLY - Female. 20-30 years of age. Talkative psychic, very naive, yet suprisingly intuitive.
WEIR - Male. 20-30 years of age. Rookie Officer. Young but very much a soldier. Comedic Role.
JONES - Male 20-30 years of age. Detective. Wise Guy. Eats alot of donuts.
MILLER - MALE 20-30 years of age. Soldier type. Gets to fire off alot of bullets.
MACREADY - Male 20-30 years of age. Tough guy, Cop, Always handy with the one liners.
WEREWOLF - Male. Need a fairly tall, agile, well built, individual who won't mind running around, in a fur suit, snarling at people.
Also need any males or females interested in playing Police Officers, Military, SWAT, and Soldier type roles. Must be familiar with firearms or at least know how to hold a gun. Military or Police experience a plus. If you're a Paintballer, great.
Also looking to fill monster roles. Anyone interested in playing Vampires or Zombies, we're going to need a bunch of them. May require you to get a little messy, crawl on the ground, get blood or guts on you, and or fall over onto a mattress after your head has been blown off. Moaning, screaming, or hissing, may be required of you as well.
CREW:
We're looking for gaffers, grips, people to help pull cords, hold lights, as well as assist in some of the special fx sequences. No previous experience required. We'll tell you where to stand and what string to pull.
Make up artists. There will be much zombie and vampire make up to apply. Some previous experience in basic stage make up would be great.
Sound person. We need someone to help record sound on set.
No pay, as yet. Full credit and copy of final work, and we'll feed you. I swear you won't regret being a part of this production.
Contact Patrick at pumpkinking13@msn.com
If you've got a headshot and resume, feel free to email it to me.
Find out more about Monster Cops at http://MONSTERCOPS.COM
Saturday, September 29, 2007
Monster Cops Shorts
It's official. I'll be working on producing at least 3 episodes of Monster Cops The Web Series. I'm calling it a Web Series because that's mainly where I'll be showcasing the episodes, but there are other places these "shorts" will be seen. Short Film and Horror Fests, Screenings, Cons, and most definitely will be available on DVD after it's initial run online and in a few screenings.
The episodes will range from 5 minutes to 15 minutes and will show case more of the horror, blood, monsters, action, and sci-fi along with the comedy/drama already displayed in The Midnight Special. This is my chance to really display the true vision I have in mind for this project/franchise. I'm aiming for 3 episodes but I hope to do 5 or 6. I can't do this completely no-budget, so some fundraising will be in order. More on the fundraising later and how everyone can help.
I'll be shooting in North Carolina, because that's where I'm at right now. So far the local community around here has been very helpful and there are some really great locations around here. Hopefully we can get a few things shot in Texas as well as other parts of the south. Like I said before, more monsters and blood. Gotta satisfy the horror fan in me, but this will have that comedy mixed in with that reality tv cops like feel. I'll be utilizing the tons of footage leftover from The Midnight Special as well as shooting many many new scenes here. I hope to explore more of the tactical and military aspects of the agency.
So if you're in the Triad area (Winston/Greensboro/High Point) and surrounding areas, and you can contribute props or vehicles (military/police), or would like to be an officer (or monster), or just want to help out behind the scenes, then by all means please contact me through the Monster Cops Myspace Profile.
I'll be needing all the help I can get and then some, so I'll be calling in all favors for this one.
Updates on this later.
- Patrick
The episodes will range from 5 minutes to 15 minutes and will show case more of the horror, blood, monsters, action, and sci-fi along with the comedy/drama already displayed in The Midnight Special. This is my chance to really display the true vision I have in mind for this project/franchise. I'm aiming for 3 episodes but I hope to do 5 or 6. I can't do this completely no-budget, so some fundraising will be in order. More on the fundraising later and how everyone can help.
I'll be shooting in North Carolina, because that's where I'm at right now. So far the local community around here has been very helpful and there are some really great locations around here. Hopefully we can get a few things shot in Texas as well as other parts of the south. Like I said before, more monsters and blood. Gotta satisfy the horror fan in me, but this will have that comedy mixed in with that reality tv cops like feel. I'll be utilizing the tons of footage leftover from The Midnight Special as well as shooting many many new scenes here. I hope to explore more of the tactical and military aspects of the agency.
So if you're in the Triad area (Winston/Greensboro/High Point) and surrounding areas, and you can contribute props or vehicles (military/police), or would like to be an officer (or monster), or just want to help out behind the scenes, then by all means please contact me through the Monster Cops Myspace Profile.
I'll be needing all the help I can get and then some, so I'll be calling in all favors for this one.
Updates on this later.
- Patrick
Thursday, August 30, 2007
I'm alive
We went through alot last year, and in some ways we're still going through it. I didn't make the top 10 on Our Stage, and I can bitch and moan about production work and having to start from scratch, or how I don't have this or that, or whatever.
The truth is my home and city was not taken away from me by a Hurricane. The truth is I am not living in poverty. The truth is my loved ones are safe and for the most part happy. The truth is I don't have to spend everyday worrying about stepping on a land mine on my way to school, or worry about a car bomb going off in my neighborhood. I am not trapped in a mine nor do I have loved ones who are trapped in mines. I didn't lose anyone to a school shooting. I didn't lose anyone to a bridge collapse. I haven't lost my job (yet) and I'm not in danger of losing my job, and I don't have to spend every waking moment worrying about how to provide for my family, at least not in that way. I'm not stuck in a desert fighting a war. I don't have cancer or diabetes (that I know of.)
My wife, myself and my family can mourn the loss of a loved one to Cancer. It kills me to see my wife in pain when she cries about how much she misses her mother. But the truth is, as sad as it all is, Brenda has moved on, she is free from her pain. There are many out there who are in the middle of the process still. They're loved ones still in pain, the family still suffering watching a parent or child suffer from a disease or medical emergency. There are some people who don't get to mourn. Just as sad, there are families out there who are missing loved ones, sons, daughters, mothers, fathers, not knowing where they are. The thousands of people, children that go missing without a trace, and the families nowhere near to closure.
For the most part I am alive, breathing, healthy. I have a roof over my head and although I can very easily (and often do) complain about what I don't have and what I might need, I do have all my limbs. I have a head on my shoulders and a brain in my head and I have all that I need to achieve the things that I don't. I have friends who care, a family that loves me, and a wife I can come home to. I have a car that may not have air conditioning that works very well, but at least I can drive it to a job I may not like, but at least I have. All my family and friends are accounted for. And life in general is not as bad as it may seem sometimes.
I can complain about whatever, but there are so many more people on this earth that have it way worse than me. I thank God for where I'm at now and what I have achieved, and although I have my problems to worry about, at least I can say that I like the problems that I have. I'd rather be worrying about how to make my next movie, than how I'm going to survive a dreaded disease, or if I'm even going to survive the next day. I have so many chances and opportunities that others do not, and I am thankful for all of it.
To the men and women serving for our freedom overseas and everywhere. To the Cops, the officers, the paramedics, the firemen. To the victims of Katrina in Louisiana and Mississippi and all those affected by it even two years after. To all those suffering due to disaster or weather throughout the south, the midwest, and everywhere else. To the vicims and victim's families in Utah, Virginia, and Minneapolis. To all those suffering from tragic events, murder, suicide, rape, crime. To all those fighting for their lives and the lives of others. To all those working to make a difference in the face of disaster and suffering. To my country, to the world all over, and all of us now existing, trying, living, and overcoming disease, opression, racism, corruption, and the pain that comes with just being a humanbeing. My heart and my prayers and every bit of positivity I can muster I send to you all everywhere no matter where you are.
And to the powers that be and the Universe in general, I thank you for my life and my problems. And although I do complain at times, I am also grateful just for the fact that I am alive to do so. Thank you for it all and bring help and support to those who need it so much more than I.
BARTLET
Give me numbers.
MRS. LANDINGHAM
I don't know numbers. You give them to me.
BARTLET
How about a child born this minute has one in five chance of being born into
poverty?
MRS. LANDINGHAM
How many Americans don't have health insurance?
BARTLET
44 million.
MRS. LANDINGHAM
What's the number one cause of death for black men under 35?
BARTLET
Homicide.
MRS. LANDINGHAM
How many Americans are behind bars?
BARTLET
Three million.
MRS. LANDINGHAM
How many Americans are drug addicts?
BARTLET
Five million.
MRS. LANDINGHAM
And one of five kids in poverty?
BARTLET
That's 13 million American children. 3.5 million kids go to schools that are literally falling apart. We need 127 billion in school construction, and we need it today!
MRS. LANDINGHAM
To say nothing of the 53 people trapped in the embassy.
BARTLET
Yes.
MRS. LANDINGHAM
You know, if you don't want to run again, I respect that. [stands up] But if you don't run 'cause you think it's gonna be too hard or you think you're gonna lose - well, God, Jed, I don't even want to know you.
Mrs. Landingham walks out and gently closes the Oval Office door behind her.
THE WEST WING
Season 2, Episode 22 "TWO CATHEDRALS"
WRITTEN BY AARON SORKIN
DIRECTED BY THOMAS SCHLAMME
- Patrick A. Prejusa
The truth is my home and city was not taken away from me by a Hurricane. The truth is I am not living in poverty. The truth is my loved ones are safe and for the most part happy. The truth is I don't have to spend everyday worrying about stepping on a land mine on my way to school, or worry about a car bomb going off in my neighborhood. I am not trapped in a mine nor do I have loved ones who are trapped in mines. I didn't lose anyone to a school shooting. I didn't lose anyone to a bridge collapse. I haven't lost my job (yet) and I'm not in danger of losing my job, and I don't have to spend every waking moment worrying about how to provide for my family, at least not in that way. I'm not stuck in a desert fighting a war. I don't have cancer or diabetes (that I know of.)
My wife, myself and my family can mourn the loss of a loved one to Cancer. It kills me to see my wife in pain when she cries about how much she misses her mother. But the truth is, as sad as it all is, Brenda has moved on, she is free from her pain. There are many out there who are in the middle of the process still. They're loved ones still in pain, the family still suffering watching a parent or child suffer from a disease or medical emergency. There are some people who don't get to mourn. Just as sad, there are families out there who are missing loved ones, sons, daughters, mothers, fathers, not knowing where they are. The thousands of people, children that go missing without a trace, and the families nowhere near to closure.
For the most part I am alive, breathing, healthy. I have a roof over my head and although I can very easily (and often do) complain about what I don't have and what I might need, I do have all my limbs. I have a head on my shoulders and a brain in my head and I have all that I need to achieve the things that I don't. I have friends who care, a family that loves me, and a wife I can come home to. I have a car that may not have air conditioning that works very well, but at least I can drive it to a job I may not like, but at least I have. All my family and friends are accounted for. And life in general is not as bad as it may seem sometimes.
I can complain about whatever, but there are so many more people on this earth that have it way worse than me. I thank God for where I'm at now and what I have achieved, and although I have my problems to worry about, at least I can say that I like the problems that I have. I'd rather be worrying about how to make my next movie, than how I'm going to survive a dreaded disease, or if I'm even going to survive the next day. I have so many chances and opportunities that others do not, and I am thankful for all of it.
To the men and women serving for our freedom overseas and everywhere. To the Cops, the officers, the paramedics, the firemen. To the victims of Katrina in Louisiana and Mississippi and all those affected by it even two years after. To all those suffering due to disaster or weather throughout the south, the midwest, and everywhere else. To the vicims and victim's families in Utah, Virginia, and Minneapolis. To all those suffering from tragic events, murder, suicide, rape, crime. To all those fighting for their lives and the lives of others. To all those working to make a difference in the face of disaster and suffering. To my country, to the world all over, and all of us now existing, trying, living, and overcoming disease, opression, racism, corruption, and the pain that comes with just being a humanbeing. My heart and my prayers and every bit of positivity I can muster I send to you all everywhere no matter where you are.
And to the powers that be and the Universe in general, I thank you for my life and my problems. And although I do complain at times, I am also grateful just for the fact that I am alive to do so. Thank you for it all and bring help and support to those who need it so much more than I.
BARTLET
Give me numbers.
MRS. LANDINGHAM
I don't know numbers. You give them to me.
BARTLET
How about a child born this minute has one in five chance of being born into
poverty?
MRS. LANDINGHAM
How many Americans don't have health insurance?
BARTLET
44 million.
MRS. LANDINGHAM
What's the number one cause of death for black men under 35?
BARTLET
Homicide.
MRS. LANDINGHAM
How many Americans are behind bars?
BARTLET
Three million.
MRS. LANDINGHAM
How many Americans are drug addicts?
BARTLET
Five million.
MRS. LANDINGHAM
And one of five kids in poverty?
BARTLET
That's 13 million American children. 3.5 million kids go to schools that are literally falling apart. We need 127 billion in school construction, and we need it today!
MRS. LANDINGHAM
To say nothing of the 53 people trapped in the embassy.
BARTLET
Yes.
MRS. LANDINGHAM
You know, if you don't want to run again, I respect that. [stands up] But if you don't run 'cause you think it's gonna be too hard or you think you're gonna lose - well, God, Jed, I don't even want to know you.
Mrs. Landingham walks out and gently closes the Oval Office door behind her.
THE WEST WING
Season 2, Episode 22 "TWO CATHEDRALS"
WRITTEN BY AARON SORKIN
DIRECTED BY THOMAS SCHLAMME
- Patrick A. Prejusa
Saturday, August 25, 2007
Our Stage Quarter Finals
Vote for Monster Cops to win this month of August. Winner will be chosen Saturday September 1st.
Thanks to everyone who voted for us last month and for all the support. It means alot.
- P
Thanks to everyone who voted for us last month and for all the support. It means alot.
- P
Thursday, August 2, 2007
Thank You
Thank you to everyone that texted and voted. We did not win the grand prize, but more importantly we helped spread the word about our little indie movie. Thanks to everyone who showed there support for the flick. It means alot to me. I'm very happy to have found so many people that support this project. I appreciate all of you.
Feel free to continue to tell people about our movie. Visit our official site at
MONSTERCOPS.COM
You can get the DVD as well as download the movie for rent or to own at
AMAZON.COM
You can even find out more about hosting your own screening at
BRAVE NEW THEATERS
Thank you so much for helping us in our quest to make movies independently and raise money for cancer charities.
- Patrick
Feel free to continue to tell people about our movie. Visit our official site at
MONSTERCOPS.COM
You can get the DVD as well as download the movie for rent or to own at
AMAZON.COM
You can even find out more about hosting your own screening at
BRAVE NEW THEATERS
Thank you so much for helping us in our quest to make movies independently and raise money for cancer charities.
- Patrick
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
WE MADE NUMBER 1 !!!!
So thank you to everyone who received that last email and voted in. Apparently it worked because WE MADE #1 IN THE TRAILERS CATEGORY. Now for the next 24 hours the TEXT VOTING begins and the text votes will decide what category wins. In this case we're hoping the trailers category wins. If we win that's $5,000.00 for our indie making efforts.
See the full list of number ones in video here: http://www.ourstage.com/judge?genre=video
So don't stop now. Help us out and text: trailer01 to 78243
Again text trailer01 to 78243.
Fair warning, it's 50 cents per text, so if ya aint got it, I won't be mad at ya. But if you can, then by all means please do so, and tell everyone you know who might care to do so.
Again thank you all for helping out and showing support. Let's see if we can win this thing. THANK YOU!
- Patrick
See the full list of number ones in video here: http://www.ourstage.com/judge?genre=video
So don't stop now. Help us out and text: trailer01 to 78243
Again text trailer01 to 78243.
Fair warning, it's 50 cents per text, so if ya aint got it, I won't be mad at ya. But if you can, then by all means please do so, and tell everyone you know who might care to do so.
Again thank you all for helping out and showing support. Let's see if we can win this thing. THANK YOU!
- Patrick
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
HELP US WIN!!!!
Watch this video to find out how.
or just read below
OURSTAGE.com is an online contest for music and videos where people watch or listen to music or videos and then select which one is "best". The trailer for Monster Cops: The Midnight Special is in 4th place. We could very well win $5,000.00 and much needed exposure for our movie, if we can make it to #1, but we need people to vote. Help us out!
Click here: ourstage.com/judge?channel=27-trailers
Please help us out and tell everyone you know who might be so inclined to vote.
Voting ends August 1st. The number 1 video will be chosen in each category (ours is in TRAILERS, of course)
That's when people can text in their votes to choose which category will win.
We need all the help we can get.
Please pass this on. :D
or just read below
OURSTAGE.com is an online contest for music and videos where people watch or listen to music or videos and then select which one is "best". The trailer for Monster Cops: The Midnight Special is in 4th place. We could very well win $5,000.00 and much needed exposure for our movie, if we can make it to #1, but we need people to vote. Help us out!
Click here: ourstage.com/judge?channel=27-trailers
Please help us out and tell everyone you know who might be so inclined to vote.
Voting ends August 1st. The number 1 video will be chosen in each category (ours is in TRAILERS, of course)
That's when people can text in their votes to choose which category will win.
We need all the help we can get.
Please pass this on. :D
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Our Stage
OUR STAGE
If you haven't been over to OURSTAGE, feel free to check it out and see what all the hubbub is about. The trailer for MONSTER COPS: THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL is in the contest loop and you can vote for us to help us win some much needed exposure as well cash. Go there and find out how.
Monster Cops is one of their featured trailers in their recent online video. Check it out here:
http://ejblog.ourstage.com/2007/07/10/the-daily-spam-w-julie-pham-new-channels/
Thanks to Julie Pham for getting us more exposure.
If you haven't been over to OURSTAGE, feel free to check it out and see what all the hubbub is about. The trailer for MONSTER COPS: THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL is in the contest loop and you can vote for us to help us win some much needed exposure as well cash. Go there and find out how.
Monster Cops is one of their featured trailers in their recent online video. Check it out here:
http://ejblog.ourstage.com/2007/07/10/the-daily-spam-w-julie-pham-new-channels/
Thanks to Julie Pham for getting us more exposure.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
An interview with Patrick A. Prejusa
Here's a small excerpt from my interview. Click the link below to read it in it's entirety.
"The Office" Meets Zombies, Werewolves and Vampires
An Interview with Patrick Prejusa, Director of "The Midnight Special"
By Kelly Keltner
"Hollywood is crap. I could make a better film than they could."
A lot of people are guilty of saying this exact line, but just how many people actually attempt it?
Not many. It's usually those that have a love of film and respect the medium that go on to make successful films. The ones who grow up loving both the good films and the "bad." A guy like Patrick Prejusa.
When I first "met" Patrick online a few years back, he was still working on his film, "The Midnight Special." Day after day he juggled filming his masterpiece with a real life job, his marriage and life's own nasty setbacks. Today, however, he finally has something to show for it all: a finished film.
Read the whole interview here.
"The Office" Meets Zombies, Werewolves and Vampires
An Interview with Patrick Prejusa, Director of "The Midnight Special"
By Kelly Keltner
"Hollywood is crap. I could make a better film than they could."
A lot of people are guilty of saying this exact line, but just how many people actually attempt it?
Not many. It's usually those that have a love of film and respect the medium that go on to make successful films. The ones who grow up loving both the good films and the "bad." A guy like Patrick Prejusa.
When I first "met" Patrick online a few years back, he was still working on his film, "The Midnight Special." Day after day he juggled filming his masterpiece with a real life job, his marriage and life's own nasty setbacks. Today, however, he finally has something to show for it all: a finished film.
Read the whole interview here.
Monday, June 18, 2007
VOTE US UP!
First off I'm having trouble updating the SCREENINGS page. Just wanted to make a note that we've also got another screening coming up in Charlottesville, VA, at The Gravity Lounge. CLICK HERE for more info.
Now ...
Click HERE
Register, sign in, and vote us UP!
If you haven't already check out the our trailers HERE
And buy the DVD HERE
A dollar from every DVD sold goes to Cancer Charities!
Show support for indie movies!
Support MONSTER COPS: THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL and VOTE US UP!
Now ...
Click HERE
Register, sign in, and vote us UP!
If you haven't already check out the our trailers HERE
And buy the DVD HERE
A dollar from every DVD sold goes to Cancer Charities!
Show support for indie movies!
Support MONSTER COPS: THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL and VOTE US UP!
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