I loved this. I still watch it online several times a year. Holly Malone, Girl Reporter, is out to find and interview the legendary Frank Dancoolo, Paranormal Drug Dealer. Filled with hilarious one liners, this short jumps off the screen at you in just under seven minutes and is a non-stop ride in how shorts should be made. When it ends, you will wish it could go on and on.
In Neo-Mega-Ultra-Tokyo, Frank Dancoolo is selling dangerous paranormal drugs made from his own spinal fluid. Clearly labeled "Please trip responsibly", some customers go beyond the warning labels and end up dead. Enter Holly Malone, looking for answers to the string of unexplained deaths using her reporter's intuition and a street smart taste test. When she finds Dancoolo, all is not as it would seem. Will she score the Story of the Millennium?
The girl playing Holly is spot on perfect, hammering her lines like Katherine Hepburn on speed. The crisp, clean direction wastes not a second of film time while the other two actors play off her with the right amount of boredom and genuine lust for life.
Don't miss this one.
In Neo-Mega-Ultra-Tokyo, Frank Dancoolo is selling dangerous paranormal drugs made from his own spinal fluid. Clearly labeled "Please trip responsibly", some customers go beyond the warning labels and end up dead. Enter Holly Malone, looking for answers to the string of unexplained deaths using her reporter's intuition and a street smart taste test. When she finds Dancoolo, all is not as it would seem. Will she score the Story of the Millennium?
The girl playing Holly is spot on perfect, hammering her lines like Katherine Hepburn on speed. The crisp, clean direction wastes not a second of film time while the other two actors play off her with the right amount of boredom and genuine lust for life.
Don't miss this one.
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