If any of you were interested in getting some more detailed updates on Must Come Down, or are curious about what I’m going to be doing in Japan, you can check out my personal blog. You know, if you want.

Hey everyone! So, there’s about 25 hours to go on our Kickstarter Page which means we’re pretty much done, and we’ve met our goal! Thank you so so so so so so SOO much to everyone that donated to the project. I’ve always been proud of HAWP, but I’m doubly proud because we have such awesome, supportive fans. I hope that all of you keep doing that voodoo that you do so well. Now then! Please hit the jump if you donated!

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Gerry Maravilla’s short film DONNA has just been accepted into the Action on Film festival in Los Angeles! For all you lovely people that bought a DONNA DVD, you directly helped this happen so you are the best. Read more about this awesomeness at Gerry’s blog. If you’re in the area and want to come see it on the Big Skreen, there’s a link to purchase tickets at Gerry’s blog. Unfortunately, I won’t be able to be there because I have to fly out to Salt Lake City on the 26th for Must Come Down, but you can hang out with Gerry and be best budz forever. Also, if you haven’t seen DONNA yet and you want to – I am in it whoop whoop – email Gerry at gmaravilla21@gmail.com to check it out. Thanks again everyone for being the best ever.

Hey folks, new HAWP is up. First one that Justin edited pretty much all by his lonesome. Woo Justin! Check it out.

Also, for all of you lovely people that donated to Must Come Down, I’ll be making a more official post that details when I’ll be sending everything out after the deadline for the fundraising has passed. Thank you so much everyone!

Hey all, Donna is now password protected because Gerry is trying to submit it to different festivals and the like. If you want to see it again, you can shoot him an email and he’ll give ya the password. Thanks to everyone who watched it!

Good news everyone! I’ve been cast in a feature-length film called Must Come Down directed by Kenny Riches. Cool stuff about this project:

a.) I’m one of the main characters (:O)

b.) It’s a real good script (:O :O)

c.) It’s produced by Patrick Fugit (Almost Famous, Saved! :O :O :O)

Watch the video below and then hit the jump for more details!

If you donated/plan to donate, please let me know what name you donated under!

(I apologize that I am awkward when I’m not talking about dicks and pussies)

Beej from kenny riches on Vimeo.

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So, if any of you follow Anthony on Twitter or saw the Facebook status update I made literally five seconds ago, you’ll know that I was working my way through Fable II. I say “was” because now I’m done and feeling quite emotionally drained. I don’t want to give anything away, so if you’ve completed Fable II then feel free to hit the jump to answer the question posed by the title of this post. You really shouldn’t spoil it for yourself if you haven’t played it, though!

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Recently, I was in a short film by Gerry Maravilla that involves bunnies, blood, and potential molestation – not in that order. It’s a pretty good time and I really enjoyed working on it so I hope you’ll enjoy watching it.

Check out the movie here

If you really dug it and want to maybe throw a couple of bucks Gerry’s way so he can try to enter it into a film festival (film festivals are hella expensive, unfortunately), buy a DVD or donate to the cause here. There are extras on the dvd, like production stills and commentary (and easter eggs oooo)

I don’t know if this has been established in one of the HAWPcasts before, but Doctor Who makes me cry like a little bitch. There are some episodes that literally make me bawl, as if something important had happened that legitimately warranted that degree of emotion. Doomsday, of course, is one of big ones. If I ever need “a good cry,” instead of turning on “Philadelphia” or “Step Mom” or whatever the fuck movies normal people cry at, I will sit down with some ice cream, watch Rose fall into a parallel dimension and sob like that girl in the audience of American Idol who really loved Sanjaya. Of course, when David Tennant regenerated, I completely lost my goddamn mind. I thought Doomsday was bad; I had no idea I could cry that hard for a goddamn fictional character.

As upset as this scene makes me, for some unconscionable reason, I always want to watch it. Anthony told me he had the same problem. For some reason, we both have a really strange, inexplicable urge to watch a character that we love dearly vanish before our eyes in a burst of fiery passion and sadness and horror over and over again. I actually literally just watched it, which prompted me to write this post. I knew it was going to happen. I saw him stumbling into the TARDIS, I knew exactly what was coming, and of course I cried my eyes out alone in my dorm room like a crazy person. I just have absolutely no idea why I would do that to myself. What about that scene, which obviously makes me so noticeably upset, compels me to review it again and again? Am I just masochistic? Or is there some degree of enjoyment that can be derived in the acknowledgment that a fictional character has endeared himself to you to such an extent that you bawl until your eyes burn? Or should I just stop writing this post because I sound increasingly crazier as it goes on?

[Art by Ashley Davis.]

So, I was watching Up the other day – and by “the other day,” I mean roughly three months ago – and I was thinking about how the majority of the plot progresses entirely independent of  Carl’s actions.

I mean, yeah, he injures the construction worker which leads him to flee to South America, but if you think about it, what was his ultimate end game? If Russell hadn’t gotten stuck on his porch, and if he hadn’t gotten Kevin to follow them, and if Dug hadn’t led the rest of the dogs to them – if Carl, without distraction or interruption, had just made it to Paradise Falls – what would have happened?

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