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PM Pictures Remembers:
Barnaby Scot testifies at Rax Putinov's trial. Putinov was acquitted of all charges pertaining to the unfortunate and accidental deaths of the entire cast of PM Pictures' "Mak Ba"—the quintessential Neanderthal-themed adaptation of Macbeth.
PM Pictures back when it was Pulp Media Productions, 1899
PM Pictures in the news:
August 23, 1963 - The Western Standard Times. "To Russia With Love: PM Pictures Warms Up Cold-War Foes"
(Left) Captain Prescott in 1940 at his Panamanian Villa, (Right) Swami Tyll in 1924, photographed a year before he convinces his cult of loyal followers to donate their life savings to PMP.
In its 100-year history, PM Pictures has produced over 140 films, which are currently being remastered into a special collection called Midnight Grind. The Midnight Grind films are provocative, memorable, and profitable, and have enjoyed notoriety and tailing cult followings in China, India, eastern Europe, Vatican City, and in South America.
"Finding purpose in this life is like finding water in the desert. Sure, it is there if you look hard enough, but you'll likely die trying. I never thought I'd see purpose. I'd met strongmen who said they could dig deep enough and madmen who spoke of oases, but all they knew was sand and disappointment. Not until I sat down and watchedMidnight Grind did I know that there was actually water beneath the surface. I envy the filmmakers at PM Pictures to the point of hating them. They found their purpose, have captured it on animal byproduct, and have projected it for us thirsty sojourners."
Joe MacKinnon and Carlo Schefter on the red carpet at the Cans Film Festival in Kentuckyville, brandishing their awards for Best Film Ever Made.
The PM Pictures team celebrating awards in 12 categories for their controversial 2010 cult-hit, Scientologon.
Medals for the Most Emotionally-Devastating TV Series, 2012.
