If people liked this episode and appreciated the concept (and might have believed it was an original concept), they might enjoy watching the 73rd episode (or 8th of the 3rd season) of the original TV series called ‘The Twilight Zone’ (released in 1961), which is also based on Jerome Bixby’s short story ‘It’s a good life’.
Makes me wonder if his actions would have been the same if she had started to converse with him, instead of asking about her friends. It's just the way he says, "Oh right. Your friends." Like, maybe he was willing to open up to someone finally.
Yup, he didn’t immediately blow her up, or melt, or explode her head. He first reached out to her. Makes me think that he would’ve let her live if she hadn’t started out asking for her friends first.
You be surprise how many I defeated and beat because I pretended to be weak for the FEMALE SPECIES, it's always LAUGHABLE in the END; the three smiley faces with the xx (portals) for eyes -- inside the pool, upon the wall, on top of the ceiling at the end... Oh yeah, the little child too -- no harm done I'm not Up-SET it's all GOOD... In fact, It shows the REAL ME! A Ripple in time is like a Ripple in Water.
This reminded me of a more modern telling of "Its a good life" by Jerome Bixby. The twilight zone had a pretty good episode of it starring Billy Mumy as the protagonist.
I've watched maybe 100 Dust films so far, and so many are great. Only a couple have been bad. This one was awesome! The ending (no spoiler) had me laughing out loud, literally. Not just a puff of air coming out of my nose, an actual laugh. Bravo Dust!
My absolute favorite DUST film so far . Even though it's been here for so long , I just came across it , and I enjoyed it from beginning to end ! Bravo!
Even though Dust keeps outdoing themselves quite often, I must agree with you. This one is a special gem. Stuck with me since the first time I've seen it 7 years ago. Remembered it today, and returned for another watch lol
very good concept. unique and new. really liked this whole idea of an entire city just closed off because of a superhuman. it would be a crazy good full length movie. to see the entire government against him.
Me too. A longer movie based on the concept could be interesting -where the rest of the country is aware that this being with superpowers resides in the ruins, and various groups tries to deal with it in different ways.
I generally LOVE DUST'S movies. This one, though... (and I know that I appear to be in the minority here-lol), well... I get the whole Candyman vibe from this. which to me is pretty cool! And I think the setting, music, acting, etc., are pretty awesome! As for the storyline, though,,,, to me, it comes across as just a tad bit silly. FUN and intriguing to watch (especially the bathtub and all), but a lil bit silly.
The World of Darkness knows the concept of monsters called Nexus Crawlers, surreal beings completely devoid of reason, embodying pure entropy. They are able to change reality in often terrible ways (like, turning someone's bones to mud or the air into liquid metal). This is the closest I've seen a film come to one. Chilling. I love the resolution! Just in time! :)
Gee, everyone knows he wants solitude. So they pay the consequences of not honouring his wishes to be left alone. Man, this guy is cruel. Reminds me of a Twilight Zone clip where a child has control over everything and can read minds while those around him lived in terror of his abuse and temperament.
Zach Gilbert..drive about a hour north tward Somerset center or visit one of the lakes in Michigan is a beautiful state with lots to offer you've just not seen good parts of the state..Detroit went to sh't when general motors sold to Delphi and it just went worse from there.. want to see a full state like Detroit visit Ohio they just found 5 women within three streets of each other And no one noticed or even called the cops when they were shot because there was no one living In the area to call the police because there are that many empty houses there are so many homeless people those empty houses could help instead there going to make 4,000 tiny houses to fix the homeless..so there idea is let houses sit empty and build tiny ones n one neighborhood to give homeless a one room lil shack to have an address. Yet what happens when the homeless people destroy the little shacks and they look just as bad as empty buildings? also there are so many in major city's homeless yet why can't they get section 8 housing like these other people? Yet if I had to choose I'd say this looks more like Dayton or Cincinnati not Detroit.
Lansing, Flint, Jackson and other cities in Michigan are just as bad as Detroit and the same goes for large cities in Ohio yet you can find just as many smaller cities and towns in both states that are really nice so to say that all of Ohio is a wasteland is a lie.
Patience Myers I live just outside of Dayton and have had a few jobs in the worst parts of it. Never have I seen anything like what's in the short there. I have seen that in Detroit when I had a delivery to one of the plants there, but not here. Cincinnati is almost as bad, but not quite. Ohio is mostly rural with a few big cities, you may want to get out of that bubble you're in before you open that mouth.
Reminds me of the Twilight Zones, “It’s a Good Life“ interspersed with the 90s horror film “Candyman“. Go ahead Anthony, wish me into a cornfield, just don’t wish me into 2000s Detroit.”
reminds me of the Quincy in Bleach who could create anything he could imagine. He imagined himself to be a monster as powerful as Kenpachi Zaraki, but after he transformed he couldn't imagine how any body could contain such immense power without disintegrating.
Ah shitt man, this is one of the best DUST short flicks I've seen... This, I definitely want more of. Wish it could get picked up for a series, or maybe a full length movie. Think it'd be a badass, awesome series tho. 10 - 12 episodes would be great... Too bad it's 2 yrs old.
So short but so good! Leaves you wanting more. Been watching Dust and others for weeks now... I think I'm running out of material? Thanks, you guys are good!
At 1:16 there is a graffiti image that reminds me of when I first showed up in New York City 1998. Different sections of the subway in downtown Manhattan the trains would stop at certain points for one purpose or another waiting for tracks to clear or something and at those points we would see these long expositions that look like they were done by the same hand. They were always expressions of confession and wistful regret.
I really truly enjoy your every movie the production , direction , location , the concept some times I simply paus the movie to watch the back ground and wish if I could watch this movie for at lest 2 hours. Thank you very much.
This is a real masterpiece. A Little rough around the edges, it had a solid story line, and although it was in this short format it hit all the right viewer emotions with enough detail. This isn't SCI-FI, I at best I would call it SCI-FANTASY but honestly it should just be categorised as HORROR.
If I remember, there was a twilight zone episode along time ago about a child like this, who could control the world with his mind and basically rule of the town he was in. I wonder if that’s where he got the concept?
I can't remember title but the child was played by Billy Mumy (later of Lost in Space). It in turn was based on a story called "It's a GOOD Life" on which the child was only three.
I hadn’t heard the best things about this short, and while I’ll admit I have some issues with it, mostly just _some_ of the effects, I enjoyed this a ton! I found quite imaginative :).
This would be much more interesting as a fully fleshed out movie, I need more back story and more direction. Well done for a small snippet on a big topic though
I think we can do a better job as an audience highlighting what is unique and original rather than pointing out things obviously familiar. This film had a horror edge, set a cool scene that muddles what we know of the present, and gives us a fable that Geoffrey Chaucer would be proud of, "let sleeping dogs lie". Then ask ourselves, "did we like it?" and/or "were we entertained?". The answer to both is "yes" for me.
that is the story. he is a god and wants to be alone. there's no twist that the right person needs to come along and save him and make him change. he just is, no one can change that, and he wants to be alone. end of story. no happy ending. no emotional revelation and release. He's a god and he wants to be alone.
Bane BlackGuard I don't think you grasp what a story is, but what you're describing is not one. It doesn't have to have a happy ending, but If there's no revelation at least, then it's not a story. This, at best, is only a setting for a story.
If this guy can basically imagine anything into (or out of) existence, why would he live in the ruins of an already run down city? Why not some kind of perfect palace
As a baby, everyone who tried to comfort him vanished. Something to do with the presence of other humans causing him such discomfort that they must stay outside a ten mile radius of him or be destroyed.
sharpola1 then people would want to go there. They wouldn’t be afraid. And he’s broken. It reflects his mind. Desolate, cold, with no remorse for killing, like life itself isn’t really real. Everything is just something to change.
There seems to be elements of Weird Fiction in this short film. Also, this is not really the same as the Twilight Zone episode. People here can escape and did leave and King Ripple is unconcerned with humanity or people except when they enter an area for which he won't tolerate people.
I think I get the idea of what's behind this allegory that they've played out for us. You have this great vast City built by people who all had to trade innovate cooperate design use intense levels of abstract thought and huge amounts of hard manual labor. This baby is the Mindless generation that has come after. It looks like a full grown man but it's still a baby. It has all the "I want I want I want" that a baby has with none of the social controls. Politicians who do not produce who do not create who do not Elevate the society react to the desires of the mob the majority the largest number of Voters. The baby and the majority of Voters merge into the single personality. Then that which has been created those people who have labored those who have planned all of that is disregarded to meet the desires of the Baby Mob. They will not be bothered by thought by Logic by the idea of any consequences. They are only motivated by appetite and desire. Hence this wrecked and ruined City which was destroyed in fact by actual avatars of this concept in real life, and real time. This is not merely a partisan observation of current modern day politics. An ancient Roman looking at the ruins of the Forum or at what's left of Pompeii would probably feel the same way we do looking at these ruins of Detroit or the industrial sectors of any large American city today. The ending is most unsatisfying but then so is the situation we face. The baby has so much power that any one or two or Twenty or thousand of us cannot effectively fight it or possibly hope to. defeat it
At first I thought the ending was going to be some " twilight " BS. Where the girl would teach him the error of his way and everyone gets a happy ending. Nope, King Ripple don't want you and he don't need you. So leave him in peace or he'll leave you in pieces. hahaha Another good video:)
Its the story of myth that children do not believe because they have never seen. So they cross boundaries being rebellious and find out the truth for themselves. The story of the doctor turning to water and then actually seeing her turn into water was an awesome revelation. Y'all are ungrateful and just a bunch of critics who probably have nothing going for themselves. This was beautifully put together and executed.
Yes, that ruined the entire film, because...there’s no such thing as artistic license. 🙄 Actually, the narrator could be a regular person...not an educator or a grammarian...in which case, he would talk however he talks. Fiction allows for colloquialisms or slang or improper English...because it’s fiction.
A God with mental health issues. I wish there was more of a story here. Yes, there is history, a "back story," but there's nothing moving forward, no surprise, just crazy God business as usual.
this is "leave me alone" on a whole new level..
Genuinely one of the most original things I've seen in a long time.
@@thomasneal9291 Well then... :)
This is like a "Twilight Zone' episode called, "It's a Good Life".
If people liked this episode and appreciated the concept (and might have believed it was an original concept), they might enjoy watching the 73rd episode (or 8th of the 3rd season) of the original TV series called ‘The Twilight Zone’ (released in 1961), which is also based on Jerome Bixby’s short story ‘It’s a good life’.
Makes me wonder if his actions would have been the same if she had started to converse with him, instead of asking about her friends. It's just the way he says, "Oh right. Your friends." Like, maybe he was willing to open up to someone finally.
Yup, he didn’t immediately blow her up, or melt, or explode her head. He first reached out to her. Makes me think that he would’ve let her live if she hadn’t started out asking for her friends first.
I’m guessing King Ripple caught a glimpse of society.....
.....and wanted no part of it.
I half expected a happy ending, silly me! hahaha
Your future is dust.
Your future is water
Never a happy ending on Dust. Ever apocalyptic and dark.
Suffering artists dontcha know!
Wonder why they did not nuke the place?
As if such a guy is allowed to dominate Murrrrica.
You be surprise how many I defeated and beat because I pretended to be weak for the FEMALE SPECIES, it's always LAUGHABLE in the END; the three smiley faces with the xx (portals) for eyes -- inside the pool, upon the wall, on top of the ceiling at the end... Oh yeah, the little child too -- no harm done I'm not Up-SET it's all GOOD... In fact, It shows the REAL ME! A Ripple in time is like a Ripple in Water.
This reminded me of a more modern telling of "Its a good life" by Jerome Bixby. The twilight zone had a pretty good episode of it starring Billy Mumy as the protagonist.
I've watched maybe 100 Dust films so far, and so many are great. Only a couple have been bad. This one was awesome! The ending (no spoiler) had me laughing out loud, literally. Not just a puff of air coming out of my nose, an actual laugh. Bravo Dust!
This reminds me of one of the Marvel comics alternate Earths where a guy with reality warping powers went insane.
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My absolute favorite DUST film so far . Even though it's been here for so long , I just came across it , and I enjoyed it from beginning to end ! Bravo!
Even though Dust keeps outdoing themselves quite often, I must agree with you. This one is a special gem. Stuck with me since the first time I've seen it 7 years ago. Remembered it today, and returned for another watch lol
A modern take on "It's A Good Life", and very punchy. I like it.
very good concept. unique and new. really liked this whole idea of an entire city just closed off because of a superhuman. it would be a crazy good full length movie. to see the entire government against him.
actually this reminds me of a black version of The Twilight Zone's "It's A Good Life"
do you know what the deal was with that burnt woman standing in fire?
Me too. A longer movie based on the concept could be interesting -where the rest of the country is aware that this being with superpowers resides in the ruins, and various groups tries to deal with it in different ways.
The government ? ........ just a figment of his imagination .......
Totally agree. Not original. My concept is original
I generally LOVE DUST'S movies. This one, though... (and I know that I appear to be in the minority here-lol), well...
I get the whole Candyman vibe from this. which to me is pretty cool! And I think the setting, music, acting, etc., are pretty awesome! As for the storyline, though,,,, to me, it comes across as just a tad bit silly. FUN and intriguing to watch (especially the bathtub and all), but a lil bit silly.
Okay, so this was filmed in Detroit. I recognize the Pontiac Silverdome, Renaissance Center and old empty factories...
I think is was too, I recognize them as well.
Jesus christ. What have we done?
The World of Darkness knows the concept of monsters called Nexus Crawlers, surreal beings completely devoid of reason, embodying pure entropy. They are able to change reality in often terrible ways (like, turning someone's bones to mud or the air into liquid metal). This is the closest I've seen a film come to one. Chilling.
I love the resolution! Just in time! :)
Gee, everyone knows he wants solitude. So they pay the consequences of not honouring his wishes to be left alone. Man, this guy is cruel. Reminds me of a Twilight Zone clip where a child has control over everything and can read minds while those around him lived in terror of his abuse and temperament.
Ahh, a film with the flavour of the Twilight Zone's "Its a Good Life" with a touch of Strugatskys' "Roadside Picnic". Well done.
I agree with you and their story is told pretty well!
Well done but a realy short film. For me it must have 90 min.
I'd have bet real money no one else here read "Roadside Picnic". 'Stalker' was one of Tarkovsky's better films.
@@blackbird5634 This is a strangely anglicised version of "Roadside Picnic."
we just gonna ignore that fact that dude's complaint about a short film was that it was a short film lol
This is like a loner mass-murderer supervillain with ability to alter his thoughts or imagination into reality, so scary.
Atlanta,dope,death note, Get out,and now.....dust
What a time to be alive!
Ahh Detroit.
Zach Gilbert..drive about a hour north tward Somerset center or visit one of the lakes in Michigan is a beautiful state with lots to offer you've just not seen good parts of the state..Detroit went to sh't when general motors sold to Delphi and it just went worse from there.. want to see a full state like Detroit visit Ohio they just found 5 women within three streets of each other And no one noticed or even called the cops when they were shot because there was no one living In the area to call the police because there are that many empty houses there are so many homeless people those empty houses could help instead there going to make 4,000 tiny houses to fix the homeless..so there idea is let houses sit empty and build tiny ones n one neighborhood to give homeless a one room lil shack to have an address. Yet what happens when the homeless people destroy the little shacks and they look just as bad as empty buildings? also there are so many in major city's homeless yet why can't they get section 8 housing like these other people? Yet if I had to choose I'd say this looks more like Dayton or Cincinnati not Detroit.
Lansing, Flint, Jackson and other cities in Michigan are just as bad as Detroit and the same goes for large cities in Ohio yet you can find just as many smaller cities and towns in both states that are really nice so to say that all of Ohio is a wasteland is a lie.
Patience Myers I live just outside of Dayton and have had a few jobs in the worst parts of it. Never have I seen anything like what's in the short there. I have seen that in Detroit when I had a delivery to one of the plants there, but not here. Cincinnati is almost as bad, but not quite. Ohio is mostly rural with a few big cities, you may want to get out of that bubble you're in before you open that mouth.
Got to love old broken Detroit
Zach Gilbert
Right. Detroit, Flint, Saginaw, Ann Arbor and the rest are all Democrat run shitholes.
Reminds me of the Twilight Zones, “It’s a Good Life“ interspersed with the 90s horror film “Candyman“. Go ahead Anthony, wish me into a cornfield, just don’t wish me into 2000s Detroit.”
reminds me of the Quincy in Bleach who could create anything he could imagine.
He imagined himself to be a monster as powerful as Kenpachi Zaraki, but after he transformed he couldn't imagine how any body could contain such immense power without disintegrating.
This should be a full length movie ! I mean WOW !!! So beyond good ! Thank you Dust , I've subscribed
This needs to be labeled as "Horror."
Alan R You need to be labeled as annoying.
I think its a Horror Story in short time. Why is it labeled as Fiction it must be horror.
Ah shitt man, this is one of the best DUST short flicks I've seen...
This, I definitely want more of.
Wish it could get picked up for a series, or maybe a full length movie. Think it'd be a badass, awesome series tho.
10 - 12 episodes would be great...
Too bad it's 2 yrs old.
So short but so good! Leaves you wanting more. Been watching Dust and others for weeks now... I think I'm running out of material? Thanks, you guys are good!
Well, that sucks. I was hoping she would become his friend.
I was hoping he would become her friend.
Yup ...same
I loved it, want to see more like this.
Excellent Concept...excellent execution! This is an amazing short film. It could be a mini-series at the very least.
Mans deadass just yeeted them into space at the speed of sound
Haunting. The narration explained everything.
At 1:16 there is a graffiti image that reminds me of when I first showed up in New York City 1998. Different sections of the subway in downtown Manhattan the trains would stop at certain points for one purpose or another waiting for tracks to clear or something and at those points we would see these long expositions that look like they were done by the same hand. They were always expressions of confession and wistful regret.
I want to see a full movie of this concept. This ish is dope.
The girls are named
Dylan and Kelly the black girl is Kelly
The two boys are named
Luke and Maxwell the boy in the yellow jacket is Luke
No matter how many times I watch this, it still messes me up!
Where is this place? I'm gonna start sending Jehovah's Witnesses there.
@@Tridentor wait is everything set in Detroit lol
DUST blows me away..if you became your own streaming service and just showed your shorts Id sign up
I want this to become a tv show
I really truly enjoy your every movie the production , direction , location , the concept some times I simply paus the movie to watch the back ground and wish if I could watch this movie for at lest 2 hours. Thank you very much.
This is a real masterpiece. A Little rough around the edges, it had a solid story line, and although it was in this short format it hit all the right viewer emotions with enough detail.
This isn't SCI-FI, I at best I would call it SCI-FANTASY but honestly it should just be categorised as HORROR.
If I remember, there was a twilight zone episode along time ago about a child like this, who could control the world with his mind and basically rule of the town he was in. I wonder if that’s where he got the concept?
I can't remember title but the child was played by Billy Mumy (later of Lost in Space). It in turn was based on a story called "It's a GOOD Life" on which the child was only three.
@@jayfredrickson8632 Eight.
Amazing. Thank you.
Detroit Michigan! My home town! We call it, The D.
Damn I thought he's going to let her go
Disturbing as hell... but pretty cool
Well cast. LaKeith has such a regal bearing in this.
I hadn’t heard the best things about this short, and while I’ll admit I have some issues with it, mostly just _some_ of the effects, I enjoyed this a ton! I found quite imaginative :).
This would be much more interesting as a fully fleshed out movie, I need more back story and more direction. Well done for a small snippet on a big topic though
King Ripple vs Brightburn.
it took 30 or 40 years to make that movie set
I think we can do a better job as an audience highlighting what is unique and original rather than pointing out things obviously familiar. This film had a horror edge, set a cool scene that muddles what we know of the present, and gives us a fable that Geoffrey Chaucer would be proud of, "let sleeping dogs lie". Then ask ourselves, "did we like it?" and/or "were we entertained?". The answer to both is "yes" for me.
Loved it, I know all those locations....I grew up all over Detroit....The story needed a little more.
Now that one freaked me out. Well done
Make this a movie we need clarity or more of a back story and more about his powers
Competent execution but no story, just a situation.
that is the story. he is a god and wants to be alone. there's no twist that the right person needs to come along and save him and make him change. he just is, no one can change that, and he wants to be alone. end of story. no happy ending. no emotional revelation and release. He's a god and he wants to be alone.
Bane BlackGuard I don't think you grasp what a story is, but what you're describing is not one. It doesn't have to have a happy ending, but If there's no revelation at least, then it's not a story. This, at best, is only a setting for a story.
Lakieth Stanfield! Happy Birthday! Well, belated. Liked this short!
For all his power this man was truly a fool. Valerie could have been his queen.
He can just make another.
If this guy can basically imagine anything into (or out of) existence, why would he live in the ruins of an already run down city? Why not some kind of perfect palace
sharpola1 perhaps that is his perfect palace.
Hollow-Heart Hill ...agree
As a baby, everyone who tried to comfort him vanished. Something to do with the presence of other humans causing him such discomfort that they must stay outside a ten mile radius of him or be destroyed.
Cuze it's gangsta.....
sharpola1 then people would want to go there. They wouldn’t be afraid. And he’s broken. It reflects his mind. Desolate, cold, with no remorse for killing, like life itself isn’t really real. Everything is just something to change.
Is this a sequel to the Twilight Zone episode about the boy who could create realities just by thought?
There's never a superhero around when you need one! LOL
Gets a 10/10 for strange. Good effort. I would like more.
There seems to be elements of Weird Fiction in this short film. Also, this is not really the same as the Twilight Zone episode. People here can escape and did leave and King Ripple is unconcerned with humanity or people except when they enter an area for which he won't tolerate people.
I really liked this and would love more than a short
Very very cool! I understand you, King Ripple, when I'm jammed in trafic, for example ;)
No bout a doubt it, hands down.....this one is my all time favorite Dust film!
I think I get the idea of what's behind this allegory that they've played out for us.
You have this great vast City built by people who all had to trade innovate cooperate design use intense levels of abstract thought and huge amounts of hard manual labor. This baby is the Mindless generation that has come after. It looks like a full grown man but it's still a baby. It has all the "I want I want I want" that a baby has with none of the social controls.
Politicians who do not produce who do not create who do not Elevate the society react to the desires of the mob the majority the largest number of Voters. The baby and the majority of Voters merge into the single personality.
Then that which has been created those people who have labored those who have planned all of that is disregarded to meet the desires of the Baby Mob.
They will not be bothered by thought by Logic by the idea of any consequences. They are only motivated by appetite and desire.
Hence this wrecked and ruined City which was destroyed in fact by actual avatars of this concept in real life, and real time.
This is not merely a partisan observation of current modern day politics. An ancient Roman looking at the ruins of the Forum or at what's left of Pompeii would probably feel the same way we do looking at these ruins of Detroit or the industrial sectors of any large American city today.
The ending is most unsatisfying but then so is the situation we face. The baby has so much power that any one or two or Twenty or thousand of us cannot effectively fight it or possibly hope to. defeat it
Hear, hear.
At first I thought the ending was going to be some " twilight " BS. Where the girl would teach him the error of his way and everyone gets a happy ending. Nope, King Ripple don't want you and he don't need you. So leave him in peace or he'll leave you in pieces. hahaha
Another good video:)
Twilight Zone did it first. To the cornfield with them! Then get lost.... in space!
Jerome Bixby: It’s A Good Life. At least give the original some credit.
This is what it sounds like when crows cry.
This is great!!💜💜💜
Its the story of myth that children do not believe because they have never seen. So they cross boundaries being rebellious and find out the truth for themselves.
The story of the doctor turning to water and then actually seeing her turn into water was an awesome revelation. Y'all are ungrateful and just a bunch of critics who probably have nothing going for themselves.
This was beautifully put together and executed.
Cool melting liquidation scene!
Awesome location!
He imagined fewer and fewer, not less and less. No one knows the English language any more.
Yes, that ruined the entire film, because...there’s no such thing as artistic license. 🙄 Actually, the narrator could be a regular person...not an educator or a grammarian...in which case, he would talk however he talks. Fiction allows for colloquialisms or slang or improper English...because it’s fiction.
Maybe he will imagine people relearning English
No one ?
Did you understand what he meant? Good. Now piss off.
I was expecting something like Billy Mumy wishing them into the cornfield....
Ok Damn that was good.
Old story, new setting. See Twilight Zone Season 3, Episode 8 "It's a Good Life". This, of course, is a variation on the 'unstoppable' force concept.
Nicely done, interesting, a lot of work!
That need to be longer that was awesome 👏
I too was hoping he would spare little Valerie and make her his Queen but apparently the king really does love his aloneness.
This would make a great tv series. Way better than game of thrones, and more believable. Five seasons easy.
This is great horror, I love it!!
Badassery right here!
So much top notch talent from dust , hollywired watch out
I love this channel
I want to see more about this character and if there is someone that is his equal. Perhaps they would want his city?
That was great!
I know that graffiti!! Hey Detroit, I love you!!
Good to see a film that does not follow the norm👍
I don't drink beer often but when I do I prefer King Ripple.
What a story, next location, Dust
Well done. Needs more views and likes. Maybe this short just wants to be left alone.
Nicely filmed and acted with a good plot.
That was awesome!
A God with mental health issues. I wish there was more of a story here. Yes, there is history, a "back story," but there's nothing moving forward, no surprise, just crazy God business as usual.
Not unlike the Bible; that god has mental health issues as well.
Great one!
Hmmm. Detroit made a good representation for this. That gate at the beginning is at the end of Meldrum St.
Never mess with a mad god.
Narrated by pretend Morgan Freeman...
Lol that's great! They couldn't afford Morgan, so they went with a discount almost similar sounding one
This is great short. Needs to be developed into a full movie. Would be a great horror movie
😁😁😁😉
To me it sounded like someone who sounded like Keith David.
More Than Free Man
Reminds me of Alessa from Silent Hill, except the roads aren't destroyed.