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Original Cinematic is an independent production company that has made it their mission to create, produce, and promote films that are inclusive, honor women, promote the LGBTQIA plus community, and provide prominent positions and roles to POC actors and filmmakers

and promote the films of marginalized and underrepresented populations.

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I'm Renee Hunter Vasquez, joined as always by my co-host, my husband, and my brother.

Hi, I'm John Paul Vasquez. Hi, I'm Travis Hunter. This week, we are recording live from a suburban street in Mayville discussing the 2006 supernatural animated film, Monster House.

This film was directed by Gil Keenan and written by Dan Harmon, Rob Schrabb, and Pamela Petler.

In his debut feature film, Keenan had the backing of film industry giants and Robert Zemeckis and Steven Spielberg.

Monster House boasts impressive motion capture technology, a surprisingly iconic cast, and an accessible story suitable for horror fans of all ages.

This film was suggested to us by Friends of the Show, Aggie and Ariana Vasquez.

We want to thank them both for their support as well as this suggestion.

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