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Red Moon: short movie about soviet werewolf submariner

Rob Beschizza at 5:37 am Fri, Mar 2, 2012

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Ben Sellon submits Red Moon, a short film about a werewolf aboard a Russian sub. An Official Selection at the 2011 Atlanta Film Festival, Hollyshorts Film Festival, St. Louis International Film Festival, and 2012 Oxford Film Festival, it stars Ben as Capt. Alexei Ovechkin and was directed by Jimmy Marble.

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  • its5am

    i do love the pizza tri-pod on the back of the boat 

    • Donald Petersen

      When I worked as a delivery driver for Pizza Hut back in 1988, we called those things “Barbie tables.”

  • millie fink

    Cute stuff! Though the hammy accents are sometimes sliced too thick for this United Statesian’s ears.

  • E T

    Note to film maker: the  “backwards” letters do not mean what you think. Writing them this way only signals your ignorance and willingness to buy into decades of Russian stereotypes.

    • Jack_Spellman

       E T, do you really think the filmmakers are trying for verisimilitude? Suspect your irony filter is set a might high.

      • http://www.oldtokyo.com noodleman

        IMHO, ET misses entirely that the WHOLE film buys into decades of Russian stereotypes.  The fake fish offer a clue, too, that this isn’t being played straight. Thus is born “comedy,” a la “The Russians Are Coming!”

    • http://www.xradiograph.com/ OtherMichael

      Given the verisimilitude of the werewolf experience, I just assumed that the Soviet bits were also verisimilitudistic.

  • freds4hb

    Hockey + Russian Mockery is hysterical! Well played.

  • snagglepuss

    In Soviet Russia, even noble sub commander who cites his manifesto right, can become wolf when wolfbane blooms and papier-mache moon is bright.

  • SumAnon

    The funniest movie I’ve seen in a long, long time. Bravo!

  • Jonathan Perrine

    This is pretty great, I say as someone who was already pondering ‘Werewolf Submarine Crew’ as this year’s Steampunk costume theme!