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Scott Swan est un Scénariste Américain né le 1970 à Pittsburgh (Etats-Unis)
Scott Swan (born January, 1970) is an American filmmaker and screenwriter born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
He has been writing with Drew McWeeny since the two met in high school. Their plays Sticks & Stones and Broken Bones were first produced in Los Angeles in the mid 90's. They recently penned "Skin & Bones", an episode for the NBC horror/suspense anthology television series Fear Itself (TV series).
Swan's most recent work is the Big Junior series. Swan calls Big Junior a filth noir about a psychotic escaped mental patient with a Lee Marvin fetish who comes to LA to do a drug deal.
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Scott Swan is screenwriter best identified for his work with director John Carpenter on seasons one and two of Masters of Horror. Cigarette Burns and Pro-Life were produced as part of the Masters series for Showtime.He has been writing with Drew McWeeny since the two met in high school. Their plays Sticks & Stones and Broken Bones were first produced in Los Angeles in the mid 90's. They recently penned "Skin & Bones", an episode for the NBC horror/suspense anthology television series Fear Itself (TV series).
Swan's most recent work is the Big Junior series. Swan calls Big Junior a filth noir about a psychotic escaped mental patient with a Lee Marvin fetish who comes to LA to do a drug deal.
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The Profane Exhibit (2022)
Réalisé par José Mojica Marins, Uwe Boll, Nacho Vigalondo, Ruggero Deodato, Yoshihiro Nishimura, Richard Stanley
Genres Horreur
Acteurs Eihi Shiina, Caroline Williams, Monique Parent, Clint Howard, Tina Krause, Norman England
Note37%
F.A.R.T.: The Movie (1991)
, 1h31Origine Etats-Unis
Genres Comédie
Acteurs Robert Axelrod, Kesha
Note34%
Russell (Joel Weiss) is obsessed with farting, and loves to fart any time he can. His girlfriend, Heather (Shannandoah Sorin) despises farts and becomes angry with Russell because all he does is watch television and fart. She tells him that the only time she can feel relaxed is when Russell is out of the house, as she is away from his gas. She thinks that if the television turns into fart jokes, which he also loves, then Russell won't even leave the house. Then one night, the television does become all about farts. This puts Heather to the ultimate test to see if she can get past his problem and love him. In the end, she has become so fed up with farting that she has a nightmare about farting. She wakes up and Russell farts. Heather realizes that there is no point in hating it anymore and decides to love him. The film concludes with both of them farting gleefully.