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Similar to Brutal Realty, Inc.
The Summoner is a heavy metal demon rocker, but that's just his day job. He works a 9 to 5 like every other average Joe (or in this case average ghoul). He's become a little disappointed with his direction in life. He wants to be more than just a weapon wielded for evil and rock, and would like to focus on his true passion: flipping houses. But soon enough an attack from a vicious gang of realtors forces him to embrace his awesome powers of destruction, and gain the confidence to achieve his dreams.
Jean Dean
Chadly Derekson
The Summoner
So what the heck is a real estate horror/comedy? If I tell you I'll have to brutally kill you as it would spoil the main twist of this self aware, irreverent short. It packs a lot in its 14 minute runtime and there are several laugh-out-loud moments. It reminds me of Peter Jackson's early work, "Dead Alive" and Jason Lei Howden's "Deathgasm, boding well for the movie's creative team.
So what the heck is a real estate horror/comedy? If I tell you I'll have to brutally kill you as it would spoil the main twist of this self aware, irreverent short. It packs a lot in its 14 minute runtime and there are several laugh-out-loud moments. It reminds me of Peter Jackson's early work, "Dead Alive" and Jason Lei Howden's "Deathgasm, boding well for the movie's creative team.
Jean Dean
Chadly Derekson
The Summoner
So what the heck is a real estate horror/comedy? If I tell you I'll have to brutally kill you as it would spoil the main twist of this self aware, irreverent short. It packs a lot in its 14 minute runtime and there are several laugh-out-loud moments. It reminds me of Peter Jackson's early work, "Dead Alive" and Jason Lei Howden's "Deathgasm, boding well for the movie's creative team.
So what the heck is a real estate horror/comedy? If I tell you I'll have to brutally kill you as it would spoil the main twist of this self aware, irreverent short. It packs a lot in its 14 minute runtime and there are several laugh-out-loud moments. It reminds me of Peter Jackson's early work, "Dead Alive" and Jason Lei Howden's "Deathgasm, boding well for the movie's creative team.
