New experimental short film wants YOU as Executive Producer!

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Be an Executive Producer of a NoRemake Pictures film!

NoRemake Pictures is embarking on an experimental film journey. We are filming a 10 minute short, entirely in one shot. It would be one day of rehearsal, one day of shooting. Here's where you can be a part of this milestone short film! Be listed as an Executive Producer! In the scrolling credits, your name and/or company will be credited with helping to bring this film to life!

A minimum contribution of 50 dollars gets you on screen. 500 dollars will get you your very own card, your name by itself onscreen! 1000 dollars or the whole 2000 will get your name above title, on a poster or DVD!

Be a part of the film making community and help bring art to fruition!
Get in touch with us now at noremakeassistant@noremake.com for further info!

Be an Executive Producer today, tomorrow, rule the world!

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Thanks for all you do for us!

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Earlier this year, we reviewed an excellent No Remake film entitled The Red Room.

The Brøken

Uncovered Film Review

Everywhere I go, I see the same big BUT when it comes to The Broken, and I find myself agreeing with it. The movie itself is pretty beautiful, visceral and interesting, with an excellent cast... but the ending makes no sense at all. Though this movie does the mirror thriller better than "Mirrors" did, it's possibly less horrific, and more of a mind game than that movie. The ending for both movies is practically the same, to my disbelief. I was really happy up until the last 15, and that's where The Broken officially lost me, and will lose everyone. And that is a real shame.


I don't need any more convincing that you should never judge a movie by its cover. Nevertheless, I want to see more from this director.

COMING SOON To Watch Instantly on Netflix

In collaboration with a good friend from the Roku forums (Home of the original Netflix Player, and now Digital Video Player), I have a new site covering upcoming releases to Netflix's Watch Instantly streaming video service (Some in HD).

The site is a community/group effort, requiring feedback from users to fully stock the database (Dates are sprinkled throughout user's queues and in search results). Basically, we find anything that has a release date for streaming, and we brief you on it (Saving you a disc rental in the process).

Users seem to really enjoy the idea, and we're proud of what we've started, so I do hope you'll take a look, and contribute if you're a current Netflix member.