@@JeffreyHarnden-qw8fs much appreciated!

Yep

@@BeezNeez-_- thank you!

May Gordon Ramsey have mercy on your soul 🙏

@@BeezNeez-_- this trailer only takes clips from Wicked Ones 1 & 2. Jack is starring in both films, but hes not the only actor. It’s the same in the other two films that are not yet complete.

You’re the only actor! 😭

Adam reminded me of Alan Ritchson

Thank you!

Thanks for the feedback🤗 I’m sure you’ll make it very far in life with your incredible positivity!

@@cdubfilms Horrible film with no artistic value.

@@danielvolinski8319 we really appreciate your opinion 😁 We also appreciate you taking time out of your day to get on KZbin and repeatedly comment stupid remarks on a video made by two random people on the internet!

You are gay, why, why are you gay?

Thanks for the feedback! 🤗

Which guy

We are so glad you liked it! If you don’t mind me asking, how did you all come up with such a creative story?

@cdubfilms They way we worked creatively was very much a rapper/producer dynamic. Back then, Kelly would make beats and burn them to cds. I would then listen to them while writing. I would become obsessed with whichever song we were working on at the time, and the music would always play in my head. I always kept a pen and writing pad with me and never let an idea go by. I would wake up at night or even get out of the shower just to write a line down if it came to me. Devil's Train was no different, except this time Kelly had written a little chorus into the music before I received the music. This guided the song in its direction...."Sittin' on the tracks, waitin' for the night train, etc." I loved the old-time americana feel of the music and thought it was a completely unique and original sound for a "hiphop" song. I was listening to a lot of Johnny Cash at the time and loved his ability to tell a full story in just a few minutes. ( songs like "A Boy Named Sue") In order to tell a complete story, I treated it like writing a short story or play. I treated each verse like an act of a play. I drew out multiple outlines, revised lyrics, etc. I had to set up the scene, create a plot, climax, and resolve. Very basic english-class techniques. I chose to do a generational theme because of the style of music. I also thought it had a spooky vibe and the word devil was already there. So I played off the old Faustian trope of making a deal with the devil. I actually wrote the entire last verse (the conversation with the devil part) while we were driving to play a show in Cleveland. As for the interpretation, that's for the listeners to decide. I intentionally ended the song with a cliffhanger so that the listener would have to make their own ending. I'm grateful and in awe that I've written something that inspires people to be creative and make more art. I never could have imagined back in 2006 that it would become what it has, so thank you for keeping it alive! If making films is your thing, go for it. Watch all the great films. Read everything you can about the process. And most importantly, stick to it!! Work on it every day and never let anything come before it.

@@bbrown614 that’s awesome! thank you so much for sharing! I’ve always wondered how the song came to be, especially with it being able to tell such a creative and mysterious story where you both know what is kind of going on but there’s still that unknown side of it, like you said, leaving my it up to interpretation. It is a very masterfully crafted piece of music from lyrics, to the music itself, Everyone here on the channel really enjoys y’all’s music so we can’t begin to thank you enough for your in-depth and truly awesome reply. When writing the script for this film I listened to Devil’s Train so much on repeat to get into the feel of the world, and I pretty much knew all the words by the end of the scripting process lol. Which is what I tend to do when writing films, I like to listen to stuff that puts me in the mindset of the world I’m writing about. Thank you so much, we really appreciate you taking time to write your reply. We really appreciate it and your encouragement.

@@bbrown614Like I said we can’t thank you enough for taking time for giving us such an in-depth thought out answer, for giving us such encouraging advice, and we really appreciate the time you’ve already spent communicating with us, But we can’t help but ask, would it be at all ever possible if we were able to get it touch with you, via some sort of social media, and have a conversation/interview and talk in-depth about the music you all produced, and any other things of interest. But I know you are probably very busy so if not we completely understand, but if it interests you let us know. Thank you for your time, truly, we appreciate it more than you know. -Colby West & Jack Adams of Cdub Films.

Thank you so much! That means a lot coming from you! We really appreciate it, and of course love the music.

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Dang I forgot about that series. It’s been forever since I’ve seen it but I remember it being exceptional

I’m not quite sure what you mean. I’ve actually never played resident evil before. Would you mind elaborating please?

the laser scene from the movie@@cdubfilms

@@dannybonsai7102 just looked up the scene. I wouldn’t call if easy, especially if you wanna go for the look they did by showing the neck close up. But it’s definitely possible.

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lady?

Apologies, auto correct

No big deal lol all good

@@cdubfilms thank you for letting me know, otherwise I wouldn't have noticed, thank you. 👍

It’s hard to tell because he/she is doe-eyed. Could also be a lady with short hair or just a feminine looking man.

Thank you! We really appreciate it!