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About a decade ago I found a bootleg copy of one of the older Dan Poole Spidey fan films from before he made Green Goblin's Last Stand (called The Quick and The Dead). It was ripped in pretty horrible quality | About a decade ago I found a bootleg copy of one of the older Dan Poole Spidey fan films from before he made Green Goblin's Last Stand (called The Quick and The Dead). It was ripped in pretty horrible quality but I recently put the whole thing online so it would be preserved. Anyway, Dan Poole himself was unaware that any bootlegs of this older film of his could have even existed. | ||
That film had no known screenings whatsoever and yet somehow somebody got a hold of it and circulated bootlegs decades later pretty under the radar, so I think it's feasible someone out there at some point could have bootlegged this fan film and it just never broke through online. This one had multiple public screenings, and nobody knows if any of the unknown cast members or their families had/have personal copies, or if they ever got passed to anybody else. | That film had no known screenings whatsoever and yet somehow somebody got a hold of it and circulated bootlegs decades later pretty under the radar, so I think it's feasible someone out there at some point could have bootlegged this fan film and it just never broke through online. This one had multiple public screenings, and nobody knows if any of the unknown cast members or their families had/have personal copies, or if they ever got passed to anybody else. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:58, 6 July 2022
About a decade ago I found a bootleg copy of one of the older Dan Poole Spidey fan films from before he made Green Goblin's Last Stand (called The Quick and The Dead). It was ripped in pretty horrible quality but I recently put the whole thing online so it would be preserved. Anyway, Dan Poole himself was unaware that any bootlegs of this older film of his could have even existed.
That film had no known screenings whatsoever and yet somehow somebody got a hold of it and circulated bootlegs decades later pretty under the radar, so I think it's feasible someone out there at some point could have bootlegged this fan film and it just never broke through online. This one had multiple public screenings, and nobody knows if any of the unknown cast members or their families had/have personal copies, or if they ever got passed to anybody else.
I think given the experience of encountering a lost Spidey fan film in the wild that its director didn't even think anybody could have, I'm hopeful the same could apply to this. Somewhere out there maybe!