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About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ...Watch Episode 2 Of New Web Series "Eighty-Six" (Exposing The Dark Side Of Entertainment Industry Success)
I posted episode 1 of this web series in early December last year, and most of you seemed to dig it, despite some disagreements; so here's episode 2.
As a recap... from Outside the Block Entertainment comes a dramatic web/television series titled Eighty-Six, starring Francesca J. Gailes, Coley Mustafa Speaks, and Adam Starks.
The backstory:
When singing sensation TWEETY-LA (Cherub Moore) is found dead on the eve of signing a contract with a new label, ALEXANDER MAC (Starks), MAXINE CASEY (Gailes), and JAXON CASEY (Speaks) - the three-headed monstrosity forming Casey.Mac Entertainment - are suspected of her murder. As lies beget more lies, the empire of Casey.Mac begins to buckle under the pressure of the investigation and their own personal vices - jeopardizing everything they have worked for. The series also stars Blair Sharné as L.A.P.D. DETECTIVE MICHELLE FOURNIER who wants nothing more than to find the killer (or does she?) and David Hunter Jr. as Casey.Mac Entertainment’s main rival, ROMAN P. JONES.
Here's episode 2, with a synopsis that reads:
As Alex and Max take advantage of the situation, Jax tries to go back to business as normal.
10 Comments
Kelle Mc | January 4, 2012 11:56 AM
Keep up the good work! I will be waiting on episode 3...
bondgirl | January 4, 2012 10:09 AM
Maxine's intentional overacting during the interview scene was hilarious, then when she looked around, I burst out laughing. Alex seems to be an archetype of Diddy, and his acting is really impressive. I LOVED the audition scenes, especially the part when the last guy pulls out a real gun. Actors are notorious for bringing in real props to an open call that are inappropiate, so that lent authenticity. This series has me hooked, so I hope they get scooped up real soon!
Antonio Moscatelli | January 3, 2012 11:31 PM
I love it!!!!!!!!!!!! Can't wait to see the next episode.....
Laura | January 3, 2012 9:44 PM
I enjoyed this episode. I like the comedic touch.
JMac | January 3, 2012 8:52 PM
Guess the lawsuit didn't happen. Love the actors. Good entertainment. I have a feeling the Jaxon's going next.
Darla & Mark | January 3, 2012 8:23 PM
This shit is good.
KYN | January 3, 2012 8:12 PM
So which one of them murdered Tweety? I think Mac did it. Great job Adam! I'm excited for the next episode.
CHJ | January 3, 2012 6:54 PM
I really enjoy the series. Can't wait for the third installment!!
Weighing in.. | January 3, 2012 4:35 PM
Now we're talking. Good progression.
Darkan | January 3, 2012 2:43 PM
I have no words...