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CineCoup: Sizzle Reel Video - The Last Video Store
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The House of Heathens
The House of Heathens
The Team behind the Last Video store. Logo Design by Trevor Henderson.
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A Behind the scenes shot from the upcoming short film "The Last Video store" acting as a proof of concept.
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The Beef Castle
The Beef Castle
One man Machine "Sean Beef Castle of Destructon Roberts" This Dude is the best. A great help and officially keeps morale high
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When stuff gets weird
When stuff gets weird
seems that early Cronenberg always slips into our work one way or another.
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Donald Y.
Posted 5 months ago
Enjoyed the sizzle reel. This team didn't invent video stores, and are not responsible for their demise. But they sure know how to capture and show the many stories from the videos we (many of us) watched years ago as "movies on demand" instead of trudging to the theatre, or waiting years for them to show up on TV. Great job, team!
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jane D.
Posted 5 months ago
good luck guys
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Michelle G.
Posted 5 months ago
good sizzle reel.
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Mark V.
Posted 6 months ago
This doesn't make sense to me at all. It left me with too many unanswered questions. I felt like I was watching blurry action fights with some weird monsters. Not into this kind of film project.

Good luck.
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Amy Z.
Posted 6 months ago
Still such a great project! Fell in love with it all over again. Great Job!!
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Donal O.
Posted 6 months ago
I like this one a lot more. The sheer madness of the whole project brings a huge smile to my face.
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Melissa H.
Posted 6 months ago
haha This made me laugh. I agree with Christine - ultimate cheese - but it is really amusing! Who goes to video stores anymore? :)
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Christine J.
Posted 6 months ago
This project is so great! Ultimate cheese, but that's what makes it so fantastic to watch, and it's actually filmed in a real live video store. Which is pretty awesome!
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Greg J.
Posted 6 months ago
Take my votes.
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Angela S.
Posted 6 months ago
Love it. Can't get enough of it.
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Donald Y.
Posted 6 months ago
Scary. Is there enough story to make a movie from? It feels like a drive-in movie. If you don't remember them, you may not remember VCRs and the time when there seemed to be a video store on every corner. This could be a nice piece of nostalgia.
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Natalia N.
Posted 6 months ago
I agree with you Don. This totally feels like a drive-in movie, which do still exist :P
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Joe M.
Posted 6 months ago
Hysterical:)
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John K.
Posted 6 months ago
Love this project...
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Lindsey M.
Posted 6 months ago
BETA! Hahah. Excellent mix of the original images with new footage. And it's basically a true story about a dying industry, so LOVE it! You guys are so creative.
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Jolene K.
Posted 6 months ago
hmmmm
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Sean R.
Posted 6 months ago
Agreed Kevin M. Hello Carrie remake trailer. Basically the whole movie summed up in two min. And I no longer desire to see it. I love they actually used my suggested nickname for this. It's totally true though
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jane D.
Posted 6 months ago
great work
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Leanne B.
Posted 6 months ago
much better than the first one!
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Tyler S.
Posted 6 months ago
There we go now it feels like a B-horror movie!
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Brock S.
Posted 6 months ago
Intriguing trailer, an upgrade from your first one for sure.
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Yvonne L.
Posted 6 months ago
This is the poster for bringing back Video stores that we can hang out in on a Saturday night !!! You Rock and good luck on your quest !!
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Michelle G.
Posted 6 months ago
Decent job here - it does feel a little on the short side. I still feel like we need to know a little more about the plot of the movie - from the trailer it's hard to tell what that might be.
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Kevin M.
Posted 6 months ago
I can not speak for my fellow film makers but growing up in the 80's I loved the trailers that showed us something but kept us in the dark. I hate how a two minute trailer basically ruins the entire story and plot of a movie these days. I want a little intrigue and yet not exactly know what I'm getting myself into. A dying art in trailers...just like video stores. :)
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Michelle G.
Posted 6 months ago
I too like a bit of an element of mystery and intrigue that I believe a trailer should create. But I think the trailer has to reveal just enough of what the movie's about to get me to pay to see it. It should introduce me to your main character and maybe define them a little and what their main struggle is in the movie. I'm still not sure what your main character's struggle is supposed to be - to ward off '80s horror villains?