Last night young ASU film makers from the school of theater and film were showing their wares. The works ranged from Andric Booker's music videos to longer features. There was an expected amount of gore (in two of the movies hands were severed (only strengthening the victims, of course), there was a mandatory sweet killer set, and a couple of vampires praying on illegal Mexican immigrants-a local twist. By far the most coherent murder narrative of the night was Heyley Kosan's witty and beautifully produced musical comedy feature "The Understudy" in which a devious, yet adorable young actress murders the lead so she could take her place. She triumphs, briefly, until she herself succumbs to behind-the-curtain villainy of another understudy. Produced by Bret Leviton with original score by Neal Schrodetsky.
