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Please Enjoy Curt Neill’s Robbery-Gone-Wrong Short “The Getaway”

July 12, 2017

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If you’re like us and enjoyed the super stylish fun piece of popcorn that is Baby Driver, heist getaways are probably fresh on your mind.

Knowing that, you’ll probably enjoy this short The Getaway from Curt Neill, co-starring Anna Seregina and Clay Tatum, showing a much different sort of heist and subsequent result of said heist.

Actually, even if you’re not think about how bank robbers escape, we’d wager that you’ll really enjoy this short.

Sometimes, The Day After Halloween Is Scarier Than Halloween According to This “PSA” by Lindsay Ames

October 20, 2015

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While a certain amount of spookiness and fright is allowed to reign free on Halloween, the aftermath that comes when Halloween is over before you’re ready for it to be over could possibly be more scary.

Let Lindsay Ames show you what could happen when the world has gotten over Halloween the next morning and you exactly haven’t.

Curt Neill’s Untitled Screenplays Coming Out as Book July 1st

April 7, 2014

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Curt Neill’s Untitled Screenplays Coming Out as Book July 1st

Perigee Books has made a great move in compiling Untitled Screenplays, a blog by Curt Neill that features pages from untitled screenplays that are absurd, funny, and possibly fit better as a “lost scene” than anything else, into a book.

Entitled This Movie Will Require Dinosaurs, its release is set for July 1st and you can and should pre-order it now.

Elisha Yaffe and Curt Neill Try to Keep Their Word (Even Though They Shouldn’t) in ‘The Promise’

March 19, 2013

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Comedy partners Elisha Yaffe and Curt Neill made this great, funny short about being, perhaps, too good of a friend in keeping every promise, even the ones you made while in not so great a place.

Watch now.