Kevin Neece sat down and performed the Photoshop Work for the upcoming Political Satire Fan Film Ah My Goddess: The Towering Inferno of Ken Paxton, part of the Death Note War Games series, to give everyone in the Criminal Justice System and the State of Texas Attorney General's Office a detailed visual design for what this movie is going to physically look like, shot by shot, scene by scene, so that there will be no surprises when this film goes into video production after October 31st 2026.
Kevin Neece is a minimalist no budget filmmaker, who is operating on the premise that what you don't show in a movie can be more effective than what you do show. For example, Tobe Hooper's most famous film is The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but if you study the film closely, there is nothing gory featured in the movie. The Infamous Meat Hook Scene is implied, not graphically shown, there's only one drop of blood coming out of someone's finger, ultimately, the shock value of the movie was based on the direction rather than onscreen gore effects.
So basically, we're about to go Full Roger Corman on the Attorney Generals Office and make an Action Movie about an Arsonist Fire Stunt, without resorting to numerous onscreen special effects shots of the actual building being on fire, or non-stop extras running around in terror. Everything featured in the movie is going to be in your imagination, except for the shots of fire behind Kevin Neece's back when he confronts the Security Guards in the Lobby.
Do not look too deeply into the casting of this movie. Death Note War Games is supposed to cast real life people South Park Parodying themselves, so Kevin Neece chose to cast actual real life people who would actually work for an Attorney General's Office, rather than fictional Hollywood Actors like Seth Rogen or Diedrich Bader as Security Guards. And there are only so many people whose photographs are available online, so I assure you all that none of this is a personal vendetta against any of you. These people are the people that I have to work with. These people are supposed to be Public Figures who work for the State of Texas Government and give interviews on Local Television News. It's within the rules to South Park Parody them as a form of Political Satire.
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