Taber Corn

Hovering out somewhere between cause and EFFECT ("That'll fix ya, you friggin' monsters!")
They call him Buddha Wilson. He runs a website that is

dedicated to unbearable trash in the eyes of the masses
dedicated to B movies and exploitation sweetness in the eyes of fans
dedicated to bloodsucking art in the eyes of the freak

This documentary reveals everyday life to an embarrassing level. It deals with common "Blandville" reality, the disgusting truth behind glorious online recognition. It may as well be common sense that video games turn generations into fat serial killer and people are "working at minimum wage in a job they hate to buy a bunch of s*** they don't need". Insanity almost becomes desirable. Life is hard. Brain sucking work for about 15 movies a week - let alone those mornings you wake up realizing an extraordinary amount of money charged to your credit card for DVD's you can't watch because you are at farkin' work.

By the time you are half way through you should realize the pleasure of cynicism behind them spoken...

Well, I'm in it, so probably biased...
Nevertheless, this mockumentary went down really well at A Night of Horror International Film Festival, and Melbourne Underground Film Festival. There are those who get it, and those who don't. If you're a diehard movie geek familiar with names like Enzo Castellari, Jack Hill, Bruno Mattei, and Joel M. Reed, this will be right up your alley. If you've ever watched a DVD or Blu-Ray unboxing video on You Tube and wondered what kind of person makes such videos, all will be revealed. If you ever read about Ilsa versus Bruce Lee in the Devil's Triangle in The Psychotronic Video Guide and wanted to know more, this will also be revealed. Taber Corn is for the fanboy in all of us...

Almost too close for comfort, but.....
a great 'movie'. Clever, funny and scarily accurate. This is what The D-Generation would be doing if they were still around.

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