- INDIE DIRECTOR: In 2006 Bill Zebub shot a comedy about the making of a horror movie, and this was titled "ASSMONSTER" - a title that gave a lot of would-be viewers the wrong idea, but that didn't stop the movie from playing at the Fantasia Film Festival as well as the Hollywood Film Festival. This story, simply named "Indie Director" is about an auteur who refuses to compromise his values, but this is not a Disney movies. His values are about criticizing beliefs and policies, as well as about shocking the hell out of people in order to make them think. He will never cater to people who have a short attention span, nor brainwashed conformists, nor will he dumb down his scripts. That is, until one of his experimental movies explodes on the adult industry scene (even though it isn't porn). When he makes another movie to capitalize on the success, he doesn't realize that he has compromised. The story is not just his. This movie invites you to take a look at the world of micro budget indie cinema. The point is to entertain you while also teaching you some insider knowledge. You'll love this story even if you don't care about the genre, but if you are part of the industry, you will hail this as your video bible.—Bill Zebub
- Struggling to make a name for himself in the cut-throat world of the film industry, the infamous director, writer, and heavy-metal aficionado, Bill Zebub, is either worshipped or despised, depending on one's point of view. With restlessly experimental and unapologetically controversial movies such as Disgruntled Employee (2012); Forgive Me for Raping You (2010), and The Worst Horror Movie Ever Made (2005), Bill takes us on a journey to the unseen realm of independent filmmaking, after the unexpected success of one of his misinterpreted films. Amid distributors, producers, and an army of young and beautiful naked women, Bill's "Indie Director" portrays one man's struggle for recognition, providing rare and funny insight into the hard world of B-movies. Is it true that anyone can make a movie?—Nick Riganas
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