Or at least NetFlix seems to think that if you enjoy Spartacus then you’ll friggin’ love Lo. Dearest Netflicks…how the hell did you come to this conclusion. A demon/love story/comedy set in a single pentagram just screams sand and sandals.

The good folks over at heavy.com have called my feature film, LO, one of the best movies for Halloween this year! We’re in damn good company as well…I mean Vincent Price is on the damn list! Check out the article here and then grab some friends, fire up the Netflix and watch Lo. It’s the perfect Halloween date movie!
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The good folks over at DEAD LANTERN held their annual horror movie awards show…podcast style! My demon love story, Lo, was nominated for two awards this year:
Best Screenplay and Best NO to LOW Budget Film.
Lo was up against some pretty amazing competition in the genre. Films like Splice, Frozen and Triangle were all duking it out in the category, but in the end, our frisky demon lit up a smoke and laughed in their faces, taking home BOTH awards! You can listen to the awards show and hear me accept …

Ladies and gentlemen, I am proud to announce that the score from my demon, comedy-love story-horror film, LO, as been nominated for best original score for a comedy film by the International Film Music Critics Association! This honor goes straight to our amazing composer, Scott Glasgow. It was an odd project to begin with, but Scott approached it with style, enthusiasm and heart. There are moments in the film that still squeeze my insides (and I’ve seen that damn film well over 100 times). Scott walked an amazing fine line …

Cover Art for the Lo Web Comic

I’ve been truly amazed at how many people have seem my indie demon-comedy-love story flick, Lo. It appears to be making the rounds into peoples homes through a number of formats, but most consistently, Netflix Instant Play. I’ve received many emails from fans telling me how much they enjoyed the movie and I can’t tell you how much that means to me. When you create from your heart and choose to do things a little different it’s a very scary thing. People’s reactions can …

I thought today I would address a topic that amuses me: Everyone’s a critic. Ever since the internet has been public, the everyday, “I-tie-my-shoes-like-you-but-don’t-get-the-big-bucks”, Joe and Sally’s of the world have had a voice. They are able to comment, reply, blog and scream about any damn topic they feel. Finally their opinion can be heard. In my world, this voice is most prominent in movie criticism. Being an independent filmmaker, I spend a lot of time on sites like IMDB, Netflix, Rotten Tomatoes, Bloody-Disgusting, Shock-Till-You-Drop…and many others. I love to …

Dearest friends, family and fans,
I am so very excited to write this blog. This particular blog. A journey that started almost three years ago is coming to an end, and I would be the happiest filmmaker nobody knows if you would join me on this moment. That movie I made, the comedy about the demons in love called LO, is being released nationwide on DVD this Valentines Day weekend!
Got a Netflix account? It’ll be there. Gotta Blockbuster account? It’ll be there. Amazon, BestBuy and hundreds of other outlets and online …

Greetings demonic friends, family and fans!
My feature demon love story, LO, is now an official selection of the Austin Film Festival! I am very excited because not only is this a great festival to be a part of, but I have never been top Austin. If you’re from the area, then please come out and support the film. It’ll be screening two nights at the Alamo Draft House, so you can have yourself a libation while enjoying awesome indie cinema. I’ll be in attendance to answer all your demon related …

This blog is a very big thank you to all who came out to support my weird and wild vision! We had a full house and beat out many other bigger films to take the Audience Choice Award! It was an absolute joy screening for everyone and the vibe in the theater was kinetic. I got to meet some cool new filmmakers as well as reconnect with some old friends I hadn’t seen in ages. With Hollywood fully conquered, we’re packing Lo’s bags and heading to Austin, Texas for the …

Making an independent film is a lot like having a  baby. The act of creating it is incredibly enjoyable, then you carry it around with you for a much longer period of time. With each month it develops more fully, until finally one day you squeeze it out and show it to everyone. Tonight my baby is born and I will be premiering it in the town in which I moved to in order to do exactly what I’m doing. Make movies. So it’s very exciting to screen here for …