‘Mystery Team’ Re-Assembles For ‘The Boy Who Couldn’t Sleep’
In Development By Cole Abaius on August 25, 2011 | Comments (2)A long time ago, we spoke with renaissance man D.C. Pierson about his novel “The Boy Who Couldn’t Sleep and Never Had To.” It’s a thrilling tale about a gawky young high school lad who loves to draw and the friendship he strikes up with an even gawkier high school lad who never sleeps at all ever. Of course, freakish occurrences like that don’t go unnoticed, and soon they are running from dark forces that plan all sorts of terrible things for them. It’s endearing, thrilling, and strange. It’s the kind of novel that seems written by a sophomore in high school if that sophomore could actually write as well as he thinks he can. Fortunately, and finally, it’s being turned into a movie, and they’re keeping it all in the family. Mystery Team director Dan Eckman will be taking the reins on this one alongside producer of all things Derrick Comedy, Meggie McFadden. According to Cinema Blend the pair co-wrote the script for The Boy Who Couldn’t Sleep and Never Had To with Pierson. The project doesn’t have financing yet, but Eckman will be reaching out for money quite soon. Hopefully someone will believe in it (financially), because (in several ways) this could be the movie that Gentlemen Broncos desperately wanted to be.
Short Film of the Day: Derrick Comedy’s ‘Memory Loss’
Features By Cole Abaius on May 20, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? Because all week long we’ll be featuring short films featuring the gang from Community. Today’s features Donald Glover sucking on the male sex organ. User discretion is advised. This short works so damned well, especially for movie fans, because it’s a parody of Memento that takes things in a completely absurd direction. It imagines a world where Leonard Shelby is black (just like Spider-Man), and his roommate takes advantage of his short term memory loss by making him play a mouth-based video game. It’s been online a while and already been seen a bajillion times, but that’s no reason not to give it the spotlight once again. What Will It Cost? Just 3 minutes of your time. Check out Memory Loss for yourself:
Countdown to Mystery Team: An Interview, And The Discovery of a New Sex Act
Features By Cole Abaius on May 20, 2010 | Be the First To CommentPlus! Learn the secrets of “Lost!” Discover why Back to the Future is a plot against black people! Read words you don’t want your parents to catch you reading!
Countdown to Mystery Team: An Introduction, With Poop
Features By Neil Miller on May 19, 2010 | Be the First To CommentMystery Team is finally coming to DVD. That’s why we’re here right now, talking about it. Next Tuesday, May 25, Mystery Team will be available for purchase online and in stores. So for the next seven days, we’re going to bring you a countdown in the form of articles that will inform, enlighten and perhaps entertain. It’s all just a ploy to get you to go out and buy the DVD next Tuesday. You should know that up front.
SDCC Exclusive: Film School Rejects Captures The Mystery Team
Comic-Con 2009 By Kevin Kelly on July 27, 2009 | Comments (2)The Derrick Comedy crew, the minds behind the upcoming comedy Mystery Team, sat down with our own Kevin Kelly to talk about their experience at Comic-Con 2009.
Mystery Team Looks To Solve the Case of Comic-Con 2009
Comic-Con 2009 By Neil Miller on June 15, 2009 | Comments (2)More exciting news from our friends over at Derrick Comedy today, as it has now been announced that director Dan Eckman, writers/stars Dominic Dierkes, Donald Glover and DC Pierson, and producer Meggie McFadden will be appearing on a panel at the San Diego Comic-Con next month.
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