Science Fiction-Themed Brothel To Open Next Year

Monday, 2nd January 2012
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Tags: Alien, brothel, Dennis Hof, Heidi Fleiss, Moonlite bunny ranch, Queen, science fiction, star trek, star wars

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Your prayers have been answered…

O.G. socialite hooker Heidi Fleiss and Moonlight Bunny Ranch owner Dennis Hof have teamed to open what is surely the greatest thing since, well, the Moonlite Bunny Ranch: The Alien Cathouse Brothel.

Straight outta Area 51, this science fiction-themed hooker palace will be conjoined with – what else – a gas station and food store, officially designated as The Alien 51 Travel Center. According to TIME, there’s an opening date scheduled for sometime in the next few months. Keep Reading

Company Christmas Video Might Be Coolest Ever Made…Should it Be a Feature?

Monday, 2nd January 2012
Posted in Blog Archive, Online Video
Tags: christmas video, fan films, santa clause, trailer

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Just when we thought it was time to take down the stockings, we received this video from one of our fans, Joe Childress. At first glance, it looks like the trailer to a movie, but according to the filmmaker, it was just a “company christmas video” taking to a 1337 level.

My bosses told me they wanted to make a Christmas video this year and when I think of Christmas videos I think of employees wearing Santa hats and waving at the camera, or companies putting pictures of employees on elf bodies and making a lame animation. I wanted to do the complete opposite….so I turned this project (the company Christmas video) into an opportunity to make a fake movie trailer, which I’ve always wanted to do.

Everything shot was used used exclsuively for the making of the trailer, but rather impressively, the minute-and-a-half video provides a better narrative than most holiday films Keep Reading