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That Time We Almost Killed Our Camera Guy – Storytime
Here’s the story about the time our camera guy and long-time collaborator, (the wonderful Michael Schmidt) probably almost died on the set of our video because nobody took him to the hospital. He came down with a horrible cough on a freezing cold night while shooting in the woods on the set of our first branded video, “Halo 4 Glad You Came” and got so sick that he had to stop shooting and passed out in the car. It was a close call and we learned a lot, but we’re all very thankful that he lived to tell this story and still works with us to this day!

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How is every single Quentin Tarantino film connected? Subscribe to our channel! http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Quentin Tarantino is one of the most acclaimed directors of all time. His movies are inventive, imaginative, and flip the scripts on their heads. In all his creative genius, his biggest triumph is connecting all of his movies in the same universe. This may seem like a crazy thought, but if you think about it, each and every movie SO FAR has happened within the same timeline.

Quentin Tarantino only has 8 movies under his belt – well, that he counts at least – so this seemingly far fetched theory can actually work quite well. All of his movies take place on Earth, in a realistic setting, and focus on the interactions of the characters. Tarantino has dropped subtle hints in each of his movies that give us some insight into this incredible world building.

Our biggest hint at this theory is in Pulp fiction. When Uma Thurman’s character Mia is having dinner with John Travolta as Vincent, she mentions that she was a part of a TV pilot. The character she plays sounds AWFULLY familiar. We learn a bit more about the pilot, which gives a bit more context to this theory.

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What Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness’ Title Really Means! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

So… MCU Phase Four looks good, right?!

At San Diego Comic Con, Marvel Studios revealed the new batch of movies and TV shows that will comprise the fourth chapter in their hugely popular franchise.

Notable titles included the movies Thor: Love and Thunder, Blade, and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, as well as TV shows Hawkeye and What If…?

But one title stood out, due to its highly unique nature – and that title belonged to the Doctor Strange sequel, “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness”.

So what does this title really mean? Director Scott Derrickson has confirmed it’ll be the MCU’s first horror movie, but said nothing of the movie’s storyline or what type of horror audiences should expect.

But we’ve got a good idea – and that’s what this video is all about.

The title seems to be a nod to one of H.P. Lovecraft’s most famous novellas – “At The Mountains of Madness” – which chronicled the events of a disastrous expedition into unexplored Antarctic territory and uncovered evidence of a fallen civilisation and horrific alien monsters.

Could this movie contain the kind of Eldritch abominations Lovecraft was famous for? We think so – but if you’d like to know more about what we think the movie might entail, you’ll have to watch the video!

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