The final episode of The House Between's second season finds the denizens fighting for their lives against the Dark Matter Entity. Astrid holds the key to salvation...or destruction. Produced by Joseph Maddrey for the Lulu Show LLC. Written and directed by: John Kenneth Muir.
Friday, March 21, 2008
The House Between 2.8: "Ruined"
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ReplyDeleteYou should guest star in every episode. You can just tell that you bring out the best in the other actors. They must be scared of you. You are really evil.
ReplyDeleteI watched "Ruined" tonight. The visual effects were at times very creepy. I loved the use of Kim's song over the montage sequence, very nice. No jealousy here. :-) It worked very well. You did a good editing job on this episode. And everyone stepped up their game on the acting front.
ReplyDeleteThe musical cue (Into Darkness and Awareness) used in the final scene, though not written with any particular sequence in mind, worked well--if I say so myself.
Congratulations on finishing Year Two of THB. Who'da thunk?
Mateo
This show gets btter and better! Awesome!
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