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That is from the movie “Exploitation” which is on the Blu(e)ray “Campy Horror” as well as a stand-alone title on DVD. The DVD will be discontinued, and a bit later, “Campy Horror” will also be. The main reason is to make way for the re-edit.
Many fans stated they wanted each movie to be its own item. Bill Zebub wanted to give fans added value, but he didn’t realize that some titles are shown with pride. Yes, “Antfarm Dickhole” is much more appealing than “Campy Horror.” Also, a stand-alone Bluray allows for up to 2 hours of extra footage, which die-hard fans crave.
FANZINE EDITOR (click) might be the next new film offered in a Kickstarter campaign. The crowdfunders offer special items to fans, including bonus discs. This is an experimental comedy with absolutely no target audience, not even Bill Zebub’s fans. It’s a story that is filmed with no commercial consideration. Let the cards fall where they will.
NEVER MAKE A MOVIE IN TEXAS (or anywhere else in the south) is a mockumentary. Some fans who read about Bill Zebub’s culture shock when he moved to “Shitland” (as he calls it) could not stop laughing. When fans met Bill Zebub at horror conventions and he shared some of his horror, fans begged to see some of the footage Bill Zebub said was captured. You see, Bill Zebub usually keeps at least one camera on, usually for documentary purposes. He captured some of the events he talks about to fans. Bill Zebub decided the best way to present it is in a documentary, but it is told from his perspective. It doesn’t mean that his interpretation is to be favored. There will be some Texans ridiculing Bill Zebub to help offset his comments, but the point is that Bill Zebub will speak his mind, even at the expense of alienating people, yet the intention is not to insult; rather, it is to share his personal thoughts, whether they are right or wrong. His comedy has never been safe. He tells a joke and is not concerned about how it will be taken because he knows his intention is only to amuse. If you’re angry, that’s your flaw, not his.
STEREOTYPES DON’T JUST DISAPPEAR INTO THIN AIR will be released on Bluray in 2026. Fans begged for this. It’s the most quoted movie in Bill Zebub’s history. It was originally made as a test to see if the advice people kept giving Bill Zebub was valid. People said things like, “If you want to go far in this business, don’t make fun out of race, religion, or politics.” They said other things too, but none of these people worked in the movie industry. How would they know? But even if they were in the movie industry, there is a lot of nonsense, like taking the questionnaires of test-audiences seriously. The confounding factors are glaring, but the results are still used when making decisions. Duh. Well, Bill Zebub made the movie doing the opposite of everything he was told. As you can imagine, this polarized viewers. That’s not a bad thing. The people who loved the movie were worth the backlash of people who hated it. The movie was taken out of circulation after Bill Zebub’s curiosity was satisfied, but shorter cuts were offered a couple of times throughout the years. Currently, a one-hour cut is on “The Lost Films of Bill Zebub.” Fans begged for the full cut, and as usual, Bill Zebub ran a crowdfunder to test if this craving were true or just the ramblings of sycophants. The goal was reached, but during that period, censorship became a growing concern, and people were rewarded for intentionally misinterpreting things. It was almost like Russian during the Stalin regime in which you were encouraged to tattle on your neighbor even if you made things up (because if you didn’t tattle, maybe YOU were doing something naughty). Yes, people were rewarded for being stupid. Remnants of that dark period in our recent history still exist, so this movie requires a “Director’s Introduction” which Bill Zebub did not want to provide. The joy of watching something like this is to figure out “What the fuck am I watching?” This, like many of his movies, required active thinking. If the director does the thinking for you (explaining what you see before you even see it) why even bother watching the movie? Then again, trailers for movies show every single plot point. Why bother watching a movie when you know everything about it? Wouldn’t it be more enjoyable to be surprised by the twists? (The reason for trailers showing every fucking thing about the movie is because test audiences reported they would be more inclined to watch a movie if they know everything ahead of time). The vapid people have won. Bill Zebub was forced to film an introduction, so the Bluray will be released. This kind of director’s introduction will also be required of some of Bill Zebub’s other re-edits, specifically if they are to stream. It’s a good thing Bill Zebub has several different styles of movies. (He doesn’t have to explain the other styles).
To quote Bill Zebub; “I would be embarrassed to admit I was offended by anything. Smart people don’t get offended.”












