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Oakview Films that’s amazing!

Oakview Films cool man!

Did he have an idea of what to do for "The Sequel"?

Actually, he never intended to make a sequel. It's something the studio wanted, so he wrote in the cliffhangar. But according to him, he wanted this film to be one and done, and thus had never thought of an idea for a sequel.

Oh right lol. Bloody studios. So his script originally had a definitive ending then?

Who in the name of all the gods and goddesses was that asshole supposed to be? He has the worst delivery ever - even worse than STARCRASH's "They found One DAMNED Survivor!" I'm guessing he's a rival professor of some kind, or a mid-level university administrator who really REALLY hates Ben Murphy's character.... EDIT: Yep, he's someone else at the university - his character's name is "Dr. Bruce Serrano", and he's played by Sam Chew Jr. What's even harder to believe is that he was a working actor and announcer (he did narration for Discovery Channel's Shark Week program!), and is now an acting teacher in Philadelphia!

I fully support this.

I am a big fan of this.

To me it reminds me the most of Samurai Cop acting, the sort of forced dramatic and yet completely flat line delivery.

Yeah, I've even met fans of Hardware Wars who had never heard of Closet Cases or Porklips Now.

As a matter of fact, you have been getting away with calling him a sergeant. Well, the game is over, and as soon as I call liuetenant Plummer, you will be on your way to jail and I will tell you now that he is a lieutenant not a sergeant.

Time Walker: Time Texas Ranger

A A ''It's time'', opens Bazooka.

Had to happen sooner or later!

Troy King James Karen. He was a supporting cast member on the family drama "Eight Is Enough" as well as the pitchman for the Pathmark Supermarket chain on the East Coast. :)

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thank you! :)

Lol, the mommy?! Different movie....

Hahaha... Oops... Wrong mummy

Same here I remember watching it as a kid but could only remember it had a mummy who's POV was green.

Thanks!

We do have unions in the UK, and within the British film and TV industry. BECTU for crew, EQUITY and PACT for talent. Unions exist to ensure fair pay, fairness, ideal working conditions, and offer health insurance. Because film and TV isn't like other jobs, it's hard to standardize and regulate conditions, and crew and talent have been taken advantage of in the past. An example of what union can do, back in the old days producers used to impress their girlfriends by giving them writing credit on a movie after giving a suggestion. As a writer, you'd obviously be annoyed that after months (maybe years) of work, some of your pay and credit is going to a non-writer for making a random suggestion that may not better the movie. Unions exist to ensure such unfairness don't happen. Now, to get credit, you have to alter at least 30% of the script in order to obtain a writing credit in addition to the original writer.

Unions were initially formed by talent/crew coming together and refusing to work (go on strike) until agreements are in place for fairness and standardized pay. Now all major productions companies are unionized and must stick to rules like giving crew 10 hour breaks between shoot days so they can rest and sleep, offering overtime pay after 10 hours of continuous work, paying a minimum wage, offering residual deals if a movie turns a profit etc. Non-union projects are common due to budget, since some productions can't offer minimum wage, and allow of people work for free, possibly in hazardous conditions without insurance and permits. Filming is already expensive, but making a unionized shoot increases the budget significantly since everyone has to be properly paid and insured and permits are signed.

Indeed, I got the Scream factory BR. Thanks!

It certainly does!

“Gonna build a mountain!”🎵

Thanks! Oh yeah, love Gleaming the Cube

Thanks for the support!

Glen Talbot She was also in Invasion U.S.A. with Chuck Norris.

I actually met her a few years ago working with the late Frank Vincent (RIP). I think she might've been his agent or something.