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Synopsis: Brian's younger brother Sam goes missing in Tasmania during the middle of a mysterious quarantine. Brian must travel to the deserted island to save his brother from a land now solely inhabited by demonic spirits. In order to survive, he must follow a set of rules: including covering himself with human ashes, to cloak his presence from the malevolent entities haunting the barren landscape. But will this buy enough time for Brian to find his brother, or will they both be stuck in a hellish realm of the dead forever?
Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Horror
Director(s): Jason Trost
Production: Parade Deck Films
  2 wins.
 
IMDB:
6.0
Year:
2014
78 min
Website
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They seem to feed off of it.

He didn't seem sure

who would receive

This message, but, for

some reason it found me.

Is what he says true?

He claimed he'd keep

moving and survive

For as long as he could

until he was rescued.

Do I still have

time to find him?

I met a girl the other night

In fact she was divine

She lived out in the country

Three miles from

the river line

I called to see

her the other night

Stayed late, I missed my train

Her Pa discovers me

And throws me

right out in the rain

I got right up and walked

and walked and walked

And walked and walked

I did not have her number

Or else I would

not have had hope

Put down my head and in my bed

Put all my hope

throughout my test

And got right up

and walked along

And walked, and

walked and walked

See that girl was by my side

Least I now know,

And I ain't say

call all over us

My girl jumped in the air

She sits on the rooftop

Good evening everybody,

Tonight's guest is Sam Everett,

A poor unfortunate soul

searching for his parents

Even though they're

already dead.

But then what are

you gonna find?

What brings,

You're not looking in

the right places, buddy.

We're halfway outside your house

At this very moment, waiting

to give you a big hug!

We don't bite Sam,

Now throw that crown upside down

And let us in buddy!

I've traveled east,

I've traveled west

I've been in every state

A member of the

knights of rest

With dues paid up to date

There's just two

things that I despise

Two things I always shirk

The first thing

is a cake of soap

The other one is work

My life to me is just as free

I'm always on a lark

Somebody said

you're just a bum

And I don't like that remark

Who said I was a Bum

Who said I was a Bum

I haven't worked for 20 years

I guess I'm not so dumb

And as a tramp along the road

The people hear me hum

I know I'm a hobo

But who said I was a bum

I must admit

I never fit in any job and say

Whenever I see a pile of wood

I look the other way

I haven't shaved

in many a year

I really am afraid

Because I fear my wire beard

Would break the razor blade

The other day while on my way

A cop gave me a chase

I thought I heard him holler

Take that mattress

off-a your face

Who said I was a bum

Who said I was a bum

Of death and easy, go inside

Of things that easy come

A bum with

nickels, now and then

They keep me full of rum

I know I'm a hobo

But who said I was a bum

My coat is worn,

my shoes are torn

There's holes in both my toes

And what is worse

I always nurse a

blossom on my nose

And with a glance

You'll see my pants

are baggy at the knees

They're worn so thin

I feel the wind

blow through my BVDs

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Jason Trost

Jason Wayne Trost (born November 15, 1986) is an American director, actor, producer, special effects artist, and screenwriter. He has starred in all of the films that he has written and directed. He is best known for his work on the films The FP and Vs. Jason Trost either wears an eyepatch on his right eye or has his right eye covered in all of his movies and public appearances. He has stated that this is done out of necessity because he is blind in his right eye. more…

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