Cast and Crew
The film features the following actors and actresses:
Doug Albin as Martin, David's friend
Michael J. Brown as David, the main protagonist
Stefanny Cano as Kimberly, David's sister
Greg Gale as Gitchy, the killer clown
Marykate Gallagher as Becky, Kimberly's friend
Daniel Hall as Father, David and Kimberly's father
Randy Memoli as Victor Laser Ray, a TV host
Christopher Liz Walsh as Dr. Bradshaw, David's therapist
Amy Waterous as Mother, David and Kimberly's mother
The film was written and directed by Thomas Norman, who also composed the theme song for the film. The theme song was performed by Stoned 2 Death, a band that Norman is a part of. The film was co-directed by Lenny Rivera, who also did the animation for the film. The animation was made with Disco Diffusion, a software that allows users to create animated videos with disco music.
Reviews and Reception
The film received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. Some praised the film for its originality, humor, and creativity, while others criticized the film for its low-budget production, poor acting, and absurd plot. The film has a rating of 6.5 out of 10 on IMDb, based on 48 user ratings.
The film won two awards at the Terror Film Festival in 2010: Best Horror Comedy Short Film and Best Actor in a Horror Comedy Short Film for Michael J. Brown. The film was also nominated for Best Director in a Horror Comedy Short Film for Thomas Norman. The film was screened at several other film festivals, such as the New York City Horror Film Festival, the Shriekfest Horror Film Festival, and the Fright Night Film Fest.
Trivia
Here are some interesting facts about the film:
The film was inspired by Norman's fear of clowns and tickling.
The film was shot in New Jersey over a period of three days.
The film features a cameo appearance by Victor Laser Ray, a fictional TV host who hosts a show called "Laser Ray's House of Horrors". He introduces the film to the audience in a mock trailer.
The film references several other horror films, such as Psycho, The Shining, Halloween, Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Scream.
The film has a running gag of characters saying "Gitchy" in different ways.
Conclusion
Gitchy The Clown is a short horror comedy film that tells the story of a clown who tickles people to death. It is a low-budget indie film that has won some awards and gained some cult following. It is not for everyone, but it might appeal to fans of horror comedy and absurd humor.
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