Tonight’s STIFF lineup features my two favorite of the festival’s movies thus far: the delightful Frank & Cindy (7:00 at the Capitol Hill Arts Center), and, of course, my own Haymaker & Sally (9:30 at the Central Cinema). If you must choose only one, choose Haymaker & Sally, but I recommend both. And do review them (and any others you see), so that you can have a voice in who wins the audience award! (All you have to do is sign up for an account on the STIFF page–very easy to do.)

Everyone’s favorite buddy cop movie now has its own IMDB entry!* Visit the page, add trivia, rate and review the movie, and generally just bask in the glory of our renegade buddy cop bonanza clearing another bar of establishment. Similarly, you can visit our STIFF page and rate and review the movie there as well, so that those considering attending Wednesday’s screening will get an idea of its awesomeness.

Speaking of, come to Wednesday’s screening! It’s at 9:30 PM at the Central Cinema at 21st and Union. You can have pizza and beer while you watch! We’re expecting a big turnout, so buy your tickets ahead of time or get there early!

*Apologies to those whose characters are listed under the page of an actor who shares your name–rest assured I’m working on getting it fixed.

Sorry for the long drought between posts–I was off having fun in New York City. I return with some good news: you can now buy your tickets to see Haymaker & Sally at STIFF. Even though my name was omitted from the linked page, I assure you that I am the co-director.

Also, those of you looking to add a touch of buddy cop to your wardrobe can now buy Haymaker & Sally t-shirts at our webpage.

Everyone’s favorite buddy cop movie, Haymaker & Sally, has been accepted into Seattle’s True Independent Film Festival (STIFF), putting it in the running for the coveted Golden Stiffy. Additionally, the movie has a brand new webpage, the work of design master and H&S actor Scott “Pinto” Pendergraft. Those needing graphic and web design services should look no further than Pinto–he does top-notch stuff. You can find more of his work here.

Below you will find photos from both the New York and Seattle premieres of Haymaker & Sally.

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There are only about 14 left, though, so get to the Admiral Theater ASAP to get yours!

Yesterday, I was interviewed by the fine folks at West Seattle Blog. Click on the Haymaker & Sally action shot below to read what I had to say!

Lincoln Playa (Chip Baker) and the Shah of Southtown (Nirav Shah) pose with Lincoln’s famous cards. Photograph taken and painted by Andrew Miller

The reviews are in, Readers, and it seems Haymaker & Sally is a hit!

Print Media:

“With enough crass dialogue to make Tarantino blush and more gunfire than the opening scene of Saving Private Ryan, the film succeeds due to its adroit pacing, silly-but-smart one-liners, a gloriously realized undercurrent of sleaze, and a bearded Special Forces villain (played by Reid himself) who’d whoop John Rambo in a staring contest.

The Seattle Weekly (emphasis theirs)
(Be sure to read this review—it’s the best summary of the movie I’ve read)

The Blogosphere:

“Isn’t destined for Cannes any time soon…some great one-liners and hysterical performances.”
B.W.o.P.

“Super cool graphics…the writing and performances were terrific”
Medusa’s Castle

So if you’re going to be in Seattle Saturday night, do yourself a favor and buy a ticket. It’s showing at the Admiral Theater in West Seattle at 9:30 PM. Tickets are $5.00, $6.12 with service fee. Get yours now—they’re going fast!

The time is upon us, readers. The Haymaker & Sally production team departs tonight for New York, where on Saturday we will premiere our opus. Stay tuned for pictures and an account of the grand showing.

The H-Man and Clyde say “if we can make it there, we’ll make it anywhere!”

You can now purchase your tickets to the Seattle premiere of Haymaker & Sally online. For just $6.12 ($5.00 ticket + $1.12 service fee) you can ensure that you’ll be present to witness cinematic history:

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/21516

In other news, we added the trailers to YouTube. I’m embedding my favorite of the two below. Audio NSFW.