"The BOlts & Nuts of Hoes & Sluts"
Let me know what you guys thought of the episode and the short film by Chris Nash.
Here is what the newly appointed jrdigs.com movie critic Kevin Robertson had to say about the movie....
...In a week in which the "Oscars" brought the world together to celebrate "excellence" in filmmaking; it is entirely fitting in that"Fade In" with JR Digs has brought us all together once more, to celebrate "excellence" in independent, low-budget, short filmmaking.
"The Bolts and Nuts of Hoes and Sluts" is a tragic, cautionary tale about the dangers of Loose-Women and the effect they have on Immigrant Sex-Robots. It is a Sci-Fi, "Fish-out-of-Water", Sexploitation picture that effectively explores the disappearance of the Sex-Robot culture, and their forced assimilation into our society. It also addresses the crippling effects "LOVE" has within the
Sex-Robot community.
"LOVE" is the ultimate virus. It can ooze its way through any firewall and corrode and corrupt the circuits of even the most hardwired Sex-Robot.It robs "S-xtraterrestrials" of their ambition and motivation to achieve their goals in life (to have sex with and impregnate EVERY woman on the planet) and reduces them to such depths of despair that they are barely even able to
communicate(never mind impregnate).
It is truly heartbreaking to watch "PAX" suffer through the "malfunctions" of his close friends "ROC" and "PHIL"; only to end up succumbing to the virus himself. The last scene, in which "PAX" realizes he is malfunctioning and then quietly dies in front of his television set, is the most haunting image I have ever seen in a movie.
What the movie "Philadelphia" did for the awareness of "AIDS" in the Gay Community, "The Bolts and Nuts of Hoes and Sluts" does for the awareness of "LOVE" in the Sex-Robot Community.
If you missed last nights episode and you live in Ontario,you have one more chance to see it.Next Saturday night on CH television at 12:30am. Tonight on CH at 12:30am in Ontario viewers have one last chance to see the movie "COPS".Check out my review of this short film which was posted in JR's blog last Saturday.
Here is what the newly appointed jrdigs.com movie critic Kevin Robertson had to say about the movie....
...In a week in which the "Oscars" brought the world together to celebrate "excellence" in filmmaking; it is entirely fitting in that"Fade In" with JR Digs has brought us all together once more, to celebrate "excellence" in independent, low-budget, short filmmaking.
"The Bolts and Nuts of Hoes and Sluts" is a tragic, cautionary tale about the dangers of Loose-Women and the effect they have on Immigrant Sex-Robots. It is a Sci-Fi, "Fish-out-of-Water", Sexploitation picture that effectively explores the disappearance of the Sex-Robot culture, and their forced assimilation into our society. It also addresses the crippling effects "LOVE" has within the
Sex-Robot community.
"LOVE" is the ultimate virus. It can ooze its way through any firewall and corrode and corrupt the circuits of even the most hardwired Sex-Robot.It robs "S-xtraterrestrials" of their ambition and motivation to achieve their goals in life (to have sex with and impregnate EVERY woman on the planet) and reduces them to such depths of despair that they are barely even able to
communicate(never mind impregnate).
It is truly heartbreaking to watch "PAX" suffer through the "malfunctions" of his close friends "ROC" and "PHIL"; only to end up succumbing to the virus himself. The last scene, in which "PAX" realizes he is malfunctioning and then quietly dies in front of his television set, is the most haunting image I have ever seen in a movie.
What the movie "Philadelphia" did for the awareness of "AIDS" in the Gay Community, "The Bolts and Nuts of Hoes and Sluts" does for the awareness of "LOVE" in the Sex-Robot Community.
If you missed last nights episode and you live in Ontario,you have one more chance to see it.Next Saturday night on CH television at 12:30am. Tonight on CH at 12:30am in Ontario viewers have one last chance to see the movie "COPS".Check out my review of this short film which was posted in JR's blog last Saturday.
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