The Worst (2017)
Follow a young boy in a 1980s, arcade-style murder mystery. Filmed inside Joysticks Games arcade in Downtown Houston, this one-minute short film was created as an entry for Film Riot's one-minute short film competition in November 2017 and was featured as a winner in the University of Houston RedFest in 2017.
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Follow a young boy in a 1980s, arcade-style murder mystery. Filmed inside Joysticks Games arcade in Downtown Houston, this one-minute short film was created as an entry for Film Riot's one-minute short film competition in November 2017 and was featured as a winner in the University of Houston RedFest in 2017.
Rating:NR
Genre:Crime, Comedy, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Brennen Simpson, Jordan Rhodes
In Theaters:11/13/2017
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Runtime:1 minutes
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