The
action continues…
Mister
Ree confronts Higby Bunko, unaware another thug approaches from behind. But Our
Hero escapes… for the moment.
Director
Priess goes over the upcoming tack room scene with his cameraman.
Tack room "door" is simply a rug photo
from a catalog. The catwalks are permanent but the loft's center floor and tack
room ceiling are removable.
Gareth
goes over a scene with Toots Shreeker and Martin Blatherson (who plays Higby
Bunko).
All of these bits and more were made
using Hirst Arts molds #57, 58, 59, and 85.
Non-Hirst. Craft barrels, plastic
chair, woodpile from a dowel (DETAILS 2)
and homemade stool.
The
final action scene takes place near the horse stalls. Mister Ree defeats the
villains once again and…
MDF stalls were cut, painted and
glued in place.
…
the police finally show up, arrest the thugs, and release Patty Melt.
Unfortunately, Higby Bunko manages to escape and speed away but fear not,
Mister Ree is hot on his tail. THE END. Or is it?
FILMCO
STUDIOS would like to graciously thank Biff Liftim and crew of The Roof Removal
and Helicopter Company for their arduous work during the overhead photography
sessions of this film.
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