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Justin H. Reich
Приєднався 25 сер 2013
Justin H. Reich is an Atlanta-based filmmaker who works as a Director, Editor, and Cinematographer.
What if Disney made an adult Monster Movie? - BELLA AND THE SLASHER (Short Film)
READ ME FIRST: Hey Folks, first off, sorry for the "What if Disney made an adult Monster Movie?" title...I did it for the algorithm; what can I say.
My name is Justin Reich, and I am the Writer and Director of this weird little film. Back in 2018, a couple of friends and I had this idea of merging a Disney-esque kid's movie with an adult creature feature/slasher flick.
After a year or so of me trying to form some decent script (trust me, I'm no writer, but I think the overall story was sound, but in the hands of a more capable writer, it could have been better, but hey we do what we can with what we have.) We finally began production in the summer of 2019.
Everything was going great until COVID killed any chance of this thing ever really getting anywhere. We were lucky to get a few festivals during it, and we even won some small awards, but that was it.
Now I'm just letting it loose on UA-cam to see what happens, if anything.
It was my own little nostalgic love letter to the movies I loved as a kid; it also gave me, a music video director at the time with very little narrative experience, the ability to play in my own sandbox and work with some incredibly talented people who taught me so much. I learned about the scoring process through the immense talents of Antoni M. March (who is the crown jewel of this film, in my opinion). I learned about SFX, blood gags, and monster fabrication through the talents of Matt Patterson and his team of artists, I learned about the post sound process through Reed Lovell and his team at Westside Sound. I learned about the nuances of cinematography from DP Blake Studwell and the talents his team brought to the table. I also learned about how to work with actors through the talents of Drew Matthews. I'm in debt to all of these people and my entire crew for being patient with me and helping me bring this to life.
This was my film school, for better or for worse, and I loved every minute of it. It will always be very, very close to my heart.
I hope you enjoy it.
My name is Justin Reich, and I am the Writer and Director of this weird little film. Back in 2018, a couple of friends and I had this idea of merging a Disney-esque kid's movie with an adult creature feature/slasher flick.
After a year or so of me trying to form some decent script (trust me, I'm no writer, but I think the overall story was sound, but in the hands of a more capable writer, it could have been better, but hey we do what we can with what we have.) We finally began production in the summer of 2019.
Everything was going great until COVID killed any chance of this thing ever really getting anywhere. We were lucky to get a few festivals during it, and we even won some small awards, but that was it.
Now I'm just letting it loose on UA-cam to see what happens, if anything.
It was my own little nostalgic love letter to the movies I loved as a kid; it also gave me, a music video director at the time with very little narrative experience, the ability to play in my own sandbox and work with some incredibly talented people who taught me so much. I learned about the scoring process through the immense talents of Antoni M. March (who is the crown jewel of this film, in my opinion). I learned about SFX, blood gags, and monster fabrication through the talents of Matt Patterson and his team of artists, I learned about the post sound process through Reed Lovell and his team at Westside Sound. I learned about the nuances of cinematography from DP Blake Studwell and the talents his team brought to the table. I also learned about how to work with actors through the talents of Drew Matthews. I'm in debt to all of these people and my entire crew for being patient with me and helping me bring this to life.
This was my film school, for better or for worse, and I loved every minute of it. It will always be very, very close to my heart.
I hope you enjoy it.
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OZZY OSBOURNE + ZAKK WYLDE - Zakk Sabbath: Behind the Wall O' Doom
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Formed in 2013 Zakk Sabbath set forth to be the ultimate Black Sabbath tribute band, and rightfully so, two of its three performers, Zakk Wylde, and Blasko, are cemented members of Ozzy Osbourne's solo band. Rounding out the rhythm section with Joey Castillo (Queens of the Stone Age, Circle Jerks) Zakk Sabbath has spent the last 8 years touring the world bringing a reenvisioned yet authentic ta...
Awesome video
When you joke about everything yr hiding something zak just too much joking around he doesn't like something plus always working why homelife bad i don't know seems like a front
My first Sabbath record was Paranoid. I bought it at a very unlikely place. The Bon Marche. An upscale department store that was also the areas ticket outlet in my Seattle suburb (Federal Way) during the late 70s. I next found Master of Reality at a more typical location, Payless Drugstore which later evolved into Skaggs, but was previously called House Of Values. Also in Federal Way Washington. I don’t remember buying Sabbath Bloody Sabbath specifically, but I did buy Black Sabbath as a cut out for about half price in the Bon Marche clearance section, where i incidentally also score LZ’s Presence also as a cut out gem. 1978 or 79. I still have all these records, as well as later pressings where they weren’t damaged with notches cut by the labels when they eventually were realized to be hot commodities a decade later.
Zakks rendition of the first BS album is an absolute must listen. It’s done with great respect for the original songs arrangements with great little embellishments to accent but not try to one-up Tony’s playing. All the other band members stay true to the blueprint. When I finally got word that he was releasing the entirety of the second and third albums as well I pre ordered the 2 CD set. I’m very hopeful that he’ll be doing everything up to, but not beyond Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Some hardcore old school fans enjoy Tech and NSD, but I try to keep an open mind to no avail. As for the the Dio years, it’s not the same thing. But at least RJD years were good albums, for what they were. After that, total ballocks. Until 13 I skipped all the filler Tony was doing trying to keep the brand alive. Without Geezer it wasn’t the same. Zakk is the only one who can make these albums both the same as well as better.
But my drink it was a little bit too strong, just a little bit too strong.
Catholicism is Satanism.
I cant even imagine being there before and after Sabbath
I’m buying this album as soon as I can, and if possible I’m buying Blasko’s DOOM hat along with it!
That's the best documentary I've ever seen. Every second of it is perfect
Birmingham wow super cool. Here in Toronto I was so pumped to Maby get on stage with my teachers band that led zepplin played on before the broke out. Only to find the moved the stupid bar At least we still got checkerboard floors
What is the point of this? Zakk needs direction.
And a big thank you for putting this out for us!!! That awesome!! Thank you so much!!
Undeniable. I always ask myself if Led Zeppelin would have ever gotten as big as they were, if they hadn’t recorded bill ward drums in mono on that album. 🤯 -If that was album would have “flexed” on the stereo mixing more….. it would have had a bigger social impact a lot sooner. If you can even comprehend that. Y’know?! That album would have started on billboard’s top 10 instead of 17. Hard to fathom. But fun to entertain. lol 🤘😝🤘
U r quite confused
@@ChrisShortyAllenhow so??
Watching this in anticipation of Zakk Sabbath’s new record “Doomed Forever Forever Doomed” coming out this week! Can’t wait. Saw them this past December one of the best shows I’ve been to in a long time
I love the sabbath tune "the writ" would love to hear a zakk sabbath version
Black Sabbath is the first and only book of Heavy metal, the genesis of the genre. Even today, Sabbath manages to be heavier than many metal bands today. The originality of Sabbath's sound broke boundaries. Black Sabbath remains the most important and emblematic heavy metal band in history.
PLEASE. The name of that first song!!!!
I too back in about 1982 found an 8 track tape on the road. The label was all wrinkled from getting rain on it. It said Black something. After it dried out I put it in the player. Omg! I loved it immediately. Just thought it was a funny coincidence. Keep on rocking!
Portland- Roseland Show was AWESOME....THANK YOU
No other Band comes close. Many can play or copy but no one can do it like the Godfathers of Heavy Metal!
Been listing to Black Sabbath for 57 years!
How is that? Unless you're somehow referring to a time before they became Black Sabbath? They only became Black Sabbath and played their first show as Sabbath just under 55 years ago.
💯👏👑🎸🎵🇵🇪
Saw Zakk Sabbath live in Seattle last month it was an epic show!
Zakk is face looks older than Ozzy LOL LOL
Hearing Oz talk about Tony makes me smile. Sabbath were such a special band, and the way they changed music is so hard to make sense of now. They changed so much.
Blasko is a f*cking asshole. During a show I was frontrow and he spitted at my direction and made gesture to get out of there, I was just standing there headbanging. Dude acted like a Diva.
Have u ever thought that zak kinda sounds like ozzy ??
They need to record ALL the Sabbath albums. I'm sure they would have the blessing of Sabbath to do so. They need to keep it alive and nobody does it better
32:21 "Delete that" -Ozzy's dad
❤❤❤ Love Ozzy, Love Black Sabbath, Love Zakk Sabbath! So happy Zakk has kept this music going for future generations to experience and love!!!❤❤❤
Absolutely fantastic! Zakk Wylde is a true legend! Love this! ❤❤❤
My friend Ward McKetsy played me this album at 13 years old. It changed my life. Rock and Roll saved my soul.
It's fucking good!🤘👌🤘
These are the songs Zakk was built to play. I've seen him many times, Zakk Sabbath has been my favorite. See ya here next month, I can't wait. My ears rang for 3 days after the BLS concert many years ago.
28:00 - Is that Ron DeSantis? WTF?
Seen the originial line up in 99 what a show sabbath stole the whole ozzfest hands down
do you know why Zakk wears a Kilt?? because Sheep can hear his Zipper 2 miles away
Primo!✌️🤘🤘🤘
there music is a copy of antient music.its alwayzzz been here!!! truth!!!
what the fuck that was AWESOME!!!!
Uh, Henry Rollins used to be with Black Flag.
I'm wrong in my opinions but it's modern. It does not sound the same.
It’s great to see in depth Sabbath material on YT that’s 𝑎𝑢𝑡ℎ𝑜𝑟𝑖𝑧𝑒𝑑 and not uploaded by some scumbag©️ infringing jagoff.
Great but not the real Ozzy and or BLACK SABBATH
No 𝑠**t? You’re quick I tell ya. 🙄
GREAT JOB ALL...THANX 4 MAKING Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO the music worldwide. LOVE YOU ALL...!!!....MUCH LOVE.!!
Cool, I would go see that. I have seen Black Sabbath twice. I did see the original Black Sabbath on Lollapalooza show. I actually worked it on the main stage in Pittsburgh, well Burgestown PA just out side of Pittsburgh about 20 miles. I helped set their gear up. Zack was playing on the show also but not with Black Sabbath but with Black Label Society. I think that tour is what got got Zack with Ozzy. I was standing right by Zack. He came to the main stage stage to watch them set up. Their roadies were older than I am now and I was born in 58. I saw them prior that. I was also working as a tech and Dio was the lead vocalist on the Black and Blue tour with Blue Oyster Cult and Black Sabbath trading headlining daily.
I woulda been cool to see Black Sabbath playing all their non hits.i can skip iron Man war pigs paranoid.they had better songs
Like to hear them do the master of reality album.thats my favorite.very sludgy and the first real stoner doom album
Zakk sounds like Ozzy a bit.deeper voice
Bring back Gillis Sarzo and Aldridge