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Wow… America got that one all wrong. Zach was eliminated this week. I am totally shocked.
This has opened the competition though, and it should be interesting to see how it plays out.
The log line, chosen by a viewer, that is the theme of this week’s films is: “A man wakes up, finds himself in a dress and can’t remember what happened the night before.”
Adam Stein - Army Guy
Jason Epperson - Oh, Boy.
Sam Friedlander - Dress For Success
Will Bigham- The Yes Men
This week the theme is Road movies. For this week, each director had to feature a car in his film.
The lowest number of votes this week went to, as predicted (even a broken clock is right twice a day), Andrew Hunt.
The highest number of votes went to Jason. For his reward, he acquired the services of Jerry O’Connell.
Adam Stein - Driving Under The Influence
Jason Epperson - The Move
Sam Friedlander - Backseat Driving Test
Will Bigham - Road Rage 101
Zach Lipovsky - Bonus Feature Two
I was wrong about who was getting eliminated on the last episode.
Sorry, Shira-Lee.
In this week’s episode, the theme is ‘When Two Worlds Collide’. From this episode, two of the five directors will be eliminated.
The movies reviewed in this episode:
Adam Stein - Worldly Possessions
Hilary Graham - The Legend of Donkey-Tail Willie
Shalini Kanatayya - First Sight
Will Bigham - Spaghetti
Zach Lipovsky - Time Upon A Once
Other Links from this episode
We have winners to the contests. They will be announced next week.
This week’s show is again about On The Lot.
I was apparently not alone in not caring for David May’s How to Have a Girl
The films I review in this episode are:
Midnight Snack - Andrew Hunt
Eternal Waters - Jason Epperson
The Malibu Myth - Kenny Luby
Profile - Mateen Kemet
Anklebiters - Sam Friedlander
Open House - Shira-Lee Shalit
Thanks for listening!
This one is a bit different. We’ll go with this format for the next month or two. Take a listen.
Check out www.thelot.com for links to the films reviewed in this episode.
Die Hardly Working - Zach Lipovsky
Nerve Endings - Will Bigham
Dr. In-Law - Shalini Kantayya
Under the Gun - Hilary Graham
How to Have a Girl - David May
Discovering the Wheels - Adam Stein
