Mark Pirro, Filmmaker / Owner of Pirromount Studios

This is a rough concept of what the poster might look like for Rage of Innocence.  This is not going to be the finished product, but just something to whet your appetites for our new feature film, going into production this summer.  We are currently in the process of casting, script breakdown, table reads, location  (Cont'd)

Okay, maybe this is just a rehash of our ‘about’ segment, but we thought to celebrate our 30th anniversary of feature filmmaking, we would move it to the front.  So here we go: One of the biggest problems potential filmmakers have is getting a project started and seeing it through. They feel they don’t have  (Cont'd)

When you’re a filmmaker, you open yourself up to all sorts of criticism, opinions, dislikes and slander.  There are people out there who may not appreciate what you create and if they have no life of their own to speak of, might be envious, jealous or downright vengeful about the sandbox you and your friends  (Cont'd)

We’ve got ‘em all here.  We have the complete set of 6: Django, Butch, Stephen, Candie, Schultz and the nearly impossible to find Broomhilda.  Some of you may be aware that they only made 1000 of these before some thin skinned morons made the decision for all of us that they were offensive and got  (Cont'd)

In honor of the 10th anniversary of the release or Rectuma, we are giving the film a little facelift.  Yes, Rectuma is getting the George Lucas treatment.  In the 10 years since we made the film, we have gotten a bit more skilled at creating better composite shots, and thought we might as well fix  (Cont'd)

A cool article came out the other day talking about how us low budgeteers of the 80′s and 90′s sort of paved a way for the digital filmmaker of today.  You can see the article here. I will grant that back in that time, there weren’t a great deal of DIY (do it yourself) filmmakers,  (Cont'd)

We’ve started the pre-pre-preliminary process of pre-production for what looks to be our next film.  Believe it or not, this movie is not a comedy.  It’s s a psychological thriller called, “Rage of Innocence.”  It’s the story of a 30 year old male high school teacher who begins dating a female teacher at his school.  (Cont'd)

  I don’t know if you are aware that Donald “I’m white and rich” Trump is suing Bill Maher over a Joke that Maher said about him on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.”  Maher joked that Trump, once being so adamant about seeing President Obama’s birth certificate that he said he would donate $5  (Cont'd)

  A few weeks ago, after some protests from mental geniuses like Spike Lee and Al Sharpton, the pussies over at the Weinstein company caved in and decided to pull all Django action figures off the market.  As soon as I heard this, I went to Ebay and snatched up four of them (at around  (Cont'd)

The year 2013 marks a few Pirromount anniversaries that I’m sure some of you are aware of.  2013 is the 10 year anniversary of Rectuma (which officially premiered at the American Film Institute on December 3rd, 2013), the 25 year anniversary of Curse of the Queerwolf, the 15 year anniversary of Color-Blinded (which premiered at  (Cont'd)

We just optioned off the screenplay of Color-Blinded to an independent filmmaker who would like to get funding to re-make our 1998 film. He is using the original version of the movie as kind of a blueprint to entice investors. We’ll start the breath holding…now. I always thought that Color-Blinded was one of my tamest  (Cont'd)

Later this year, Deathrow Gameshow is being re-released on DVD by Code Red Video.  For the remastered release, we have produced a behind the scenes documentary called “Remembering Deathrow Gameshow” with some of the cast and crew members.  John McCafferty, Robyn Blythe and Darwyn Carson are seen in this excerpt, along with director Mark Pirro,  (Cont'd)

The Annual Marky Fun Tape is finished and is now available online via a hidden link. We’ve got a lot of fun stuff on the tape this year: McCafferty’s hospital stay, a couple of parties, a music video or two, a visit from Delusional Dori, and of course, the Creepy Puppets. This year (and I  (Cont'd)

Last month actor John McCafferty, writer Alan Gries and I, director Mark Pirro, recorded an audio commentary for the upcoming DVD re-release of Deathrow Gameshow. It’s being put out by a company called Code Red DVD, and they asked if we’d be willing to create a commentary track for the upcoming release. We were happy  (Cont'd)

I recently received an email from a fan that I thought I would share with all the independent filmmakers out there. This is something that we may have to deal with from time to time. Dear Mr. Pirro, I’ve been a fan of your work for many years and I respect your opinion, so I’d  (Cont'd)

Here is the (mostly) uncensored South Park episode 201, which we have restored by adding all the “Mohammads” that were bleeped out by Cowardly Central, and can not be found anywhere else, either on the Internet or on DVD. CLICK  TO WATCH EPISODE Please note: Internet Explorer browsers tend to not be able to stream  (Cont'd)