Attack of the Cottonmouth Viper

Something should be said for good lighting - it can make or break a film for me. (I actually can't believe I just said that in all seriousness! Ha!) Seriously, though, if the lighting is bad then the quality of the image is bad, and then I have a really hard time staying focused. I think most people might agree with me on that. Rod Washington and Jeremy Kirk (writer), the creators of Attack of the Cottonmouth Viper, do a fine job with the lighting, maintaining my peaked interest. Somehow, if the lighting is good it registers in my mind that there was money to back it up. Once money is involved, then all my free associations go in every direction - it really gets quite out of control. So, I'll just leave it at that - lighting equals importance. Although the title of this film isn't something I would run out to see, it turns out to be quite entertaining and humorous. I would like to welcome the film to the UGF collective and honor it's blog-worthy-ness with a friendly blog. It's always nice to know that someone can make a movie about a neglected and revengeful sock and I will be pleased. I just discovered that these cats made CLOUD 9 which is also posted on our site and is well worth watching, it's hilarious!
Check out their website! www.rcwmediaworks.com

Synopsis
A routine laundry evening turns into a nightmare for one middle class family. What will happen when articles of clothing feel abandoned and neglected?

Festivals
Phoenix Film Project Halloween Short Film Challenge

Filmmaker Bio
Jeremy Kirk is a short story writer who loves to create stories with irony and twists. Cottonmouth was created to spoof typical horror flicks in an unusual way.