The Indie Incubator Film Fest III

Indie Incubator Film Fest III: Creativity filled the back room at Mothers along with many spectators - all there to be part of this unique film festival. This was in fact the biggest Incubator to date. All those in attendance were treated to some astonishing short films by various filmmakers. The festival, organized by Matt Kubinski and Charles Klein, started off with a documentary about the rock band – The Ramones, the film had a style that reminded me very much of a Michael Moore doc. The next highlight was the extremely funny movie – Evil, which told the story of a possessed little dog – a Pomeranian to be precise. Speaking of funny, Chad Vader was in the house. The Chad Vader film series (4 parts) by Blame Society Productions has been sweeping Youtube by storm with over 5 million hits. Basically we see what it would be like if Darth Vader's younger brother "Chad" worked as a day shift manager at a local grocery store. The production of these films are outstanding and I look forward to seeing this series grow. Chad Vader may have had my vote for “Best in Show”, but it was one upped by the dazzling little film – Never: brought to us by T.O.E. productions. Bravo to all involved in the making of Never – you guys truly made a spectacular little movie. Best described as a twist on Peter Pan, we have a lady dressed as Tinker Bell that kills everyone she comes close to. The ending has her find a little girl that breathes life into the story before the shocking end. From start to finish the Incubator film fest delivered quality films such as the Stork and KillBilly. KillBilly came courtesy of Infinite Entertainment Productions – the same team that brought us the crowd pleaser Numbers are Down from the last Incubator. For those of you that missed out on the fest, you missed a great time. This is a film fest worth checking out!!!!!

Best in Show – Never by T.O.E. (That scene in the hallway with the young girl clapping is the reason I love movies)

If you want to check out Chad Vader go to - http://splu.net/chadvader.htm