Cory Strand - Gummo: Revisited
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as some of you know,
gummo is an incredibly important film to me for a variety of reasons.
beyond the fact that it's a unique, utterly bewildering, and occasionally terrifying cinematic experience, it's had an incredible impact on my professional career.
my very first internship while attending
tisch was for forensic films, run by
scott macaulay and
robin o'hara, who produced the film. I applied for the internship simply because the description said they were the producers of
gummo.
after interning there for more than a year and a half, I moved on to
hdnet films, due in large part to scott's recommendation.
but before leaving forensic, I connected with
jacob reynolds - whose silhouette appears on that cover up there - and we began making films together. we've had some scripts optioned, a few of our shorts have played at festivals across the united states, and it was through him that I was introduced to my wonderful girlfriend.
and did I forget to mention the fact that gummo has a ridiculously incredible
soundtrack?
cory's "revisitation" of the film's sountrack definitely plays to a lot of it's strengths - the noise here sounds like buzzing black metal guitars just waiting for blast beats and shrieked vocals to kick it into gear.
limited to just five copies, this one is
long gone, but buy a whole bunch of cory's other releases...doesn't matter which ones...they're all excellent, forward-thinking, and lovingly packaged.
(buy something from altar of waste.)
(for preview purposes only.)