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Flicks
Oak Street Premiere of Summer School
Necrotize
Necrotize
Director, Writer, Editor, and Special Effector: Ben Trandem
Director of Photography and Sound Design: Mike P. Nelson
Starring: Ty Richardson, Peter Wocken, Matt Burns, Pa Chia Thao, Troy McCall and Rachel Morgan.
Synopsis:
During the dead of the night in a small midwestern farming community there is no sounds of human life. Out of the shadows of one field a man runs for his life. He sees a figure lumber toward him. He pulls up the axe he is carrying and slaughters the shadowy figure. Stumbling into his home his son, Tim (Peter Wocken), is startled to see the man, Herbert (Ty Richardson), covered in blood carrying an axe. Herbert explains he's just killed the Neighbors. Tim continues to watch in horror as his father takes his rifle and shoots a man outside their house. The man crumples from the shot but slowly gets back to his feet...
Finding the Lewis Gun
Finding the Lewis Gun
Edited, written, and directed by: Mike P. Nelson
Shot by: Mike Nelson, Katie Maren, and Rob Elder
Featuring: The Nelsons and Joe Torgerson
Lucky
Director, Writer and Editor: Ben Trandem
Director of Photography: Mike P. Nelson
Starring: Lance Hendrickson, Brian Burton, Rachel Broman and Ben Trandem
Gold Rush: The Alternate Ending
The first shorty film up on Random Creatureface Films!
GOLDRUSH THE ALTERNATE ENDING
Directed, Written and Edited by Ben Trandem
The Tramp - Lance Hendrickson
Monicle Zombie - Mike Nelson
Synopsis:
On a routine grave robbing expedition student filmmaker Ben Trandem discovered something more unique than the common crossdressed corpse. While excavating Sir Charles Chaplin's body (To make a complete set with his Buster Keaton corpse) Ben discovered an extremely rare alternate ending to the Tramp's immortal classic "Goldrush". Here is that lost reel in it's entirety.
» play | 2 min 16 sec | 4.22 MB | 308 plays | 168 downloads
On Our Own
The 16mm B&W preview of the post apocalyptic opus.
On Our Own
Written and Directed by: Mike P. Nelson
Finger Food
Finger Food
Directed by: Mike P. Nelson
Starring: Mike P. Nelson
Shot by: Katie Maren
Written by: Mike P. Nelson, Katie Maren, and Aydin Mohseni
Synopsis: A writer, stuck on the last page of a romance novel gives in to his disgusting habit.
Winner: Sound Unseen: Best 24 Hour Film
The G.I.
The Monsters of War Take No Prisoners.
The G.I.
Directed by: Mike P. Nelson
Starring: Lance Hendrickson
Shot by: Mike P. Nelson
Special Make-up Effects by: Ben Trandem
Creature Effects and Puppeteering by: Mike P. Nelson & Katie Maren
Produced by: The Nelsons
Synopsis: WWII, Winter, 1944. Michael, a Corporal in the 89th Division Rolling W's, gets seperated from his squad during a Nazi ambush. He soon realizes that the Nazis and the piercing cold are the least of his worries, for what lurks in the woods is even more horrific.
Winner: Best Super Short-Los Angeles Shriekfest 2004
Review of The G.I. in Film Monthly
The G.I. Review
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Ain't Love a Blast?
Directed by: Mike P. Nelson
Starring: Mike P. Nelson, Mike P. Nelson, and Maria Juranic
Written by: IFP and Mike Nelson
Shot by: Troy McCall and Mike P. Nelson
Assistant Director: Katie Maren
Sound Recordist: Cory Filsmeyer
In Association with IFP
Synopsis:
Two guys and a girl sit in the back corner of a dark restaurant. I can already feel a love triangle here. Excitement and jealousy are played out and in the end, who gets the girl... Nobody?
