Short of the Week: "The Candy Shop" (2010) Read More Here: https://www.horrorsociety.com/2017/06/22/short-week-candy-shop-2010/
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Short of the Week: "The Candy Shop" (2010) Read More Here: https://www.horrorsociety.com/2017/06/22/short-week-candy-shop-2010/
The Devil and the Daylong Brothers Trailer
Salt Lake City, Utah
Brandon Mccormick
30May, 2020
A white man goes before a news camera, in downtown Salt Lake, to tell a local reporter that he was jumped and beaten (unprovoked) by a band of young black men, merely for shouting the phrase "all lives matter," a rallying cry to those who wish to undermine the message calling for equal treatment of blacks in America. Within minutes, McCormick's lie was exposed when a TikTok video went viral, showing the man getting out of his car with a bow and arrow, aiming it at protesters passing by, threatening to kill. Nearby protesters disarmed and beat him until the police arrived to carry him out. His car, which also contained a large knife in addition to his bow and arrows, was turned over and burned.
Brandon McCormick went to the epicenter of the protest intending to agitate the protesters with his message, one he knew full well would spark a negative - if not violent reaction.
He brought weapons with the intent to back up his hate speech. He brought weapons in hopes to harm (or possibly kill). He brought himself to play the victim who stands their ground. He brought lies to the news to sew distrust in the logotype of the Civil rights movement.
The internet brought truth. The city brought charges.
A White man declaring "All Lives Matter" during demonstrations in Utah on Saturday was detained by police after he aimed a bow and arrow at
Brandon E. McCormick has said he showed up at <a href="https://www.sltrib.com/news/2020/05/30/rally-protests-death/" target=_blank>Saturday’
Brandon E. McCormick has said he showed up at <a href="https://www.sltrib.com/news/2020/05/30/rally-protests-death/" target=_blank>Saturday’
TATS TOO: The Inked Undergear Sequel.
It has been a fun week celebrating the famous and hidden tattoos of Undergear models over 4 decades. More than a dozen photosets of Inked Undergear models, and we still have these amazing guys to wrap up the week. If you like these, check out the earlier sets!
I met Brandon about a year ago, when he was on his first visit to LA. We skated through the city all night. He didn’t say much, nor did I but his skating is highly impressionable and speaks volumes. I’m a fan of Brandon most definitely. He approaches skating with a distinct mellow and lackadaisically lands tricks with a calm disposition.
Brandon McCormick - Front Smith
Instagram: @jacob.photo
#4. Blood on my Name Written and Directed by Brandon McCormick
Smiling Adiction, a short film by Whitestone Motion Pictures, about the pursuit of happiness and self medication. www.whitestonemotionpictures.com
Me, except for the drug usage.