A Satirical Adaptation/Remake based on the lost episode of Audio Abominations. It was a huge passion project of mine to make a short film like this thanks to the script of the episode being available for the public and not to mention: A great source for entertainment. Fun fact: I’ve been working on this short film since 2023 to make sure it will be released just in time for the 10th Anniversary of the lost video and needless to say: I think it paid off. On top of that, releasing it on its 10th Anniversary is the icing on the cake. Have fun! Here’s the link to the original script: http://teamnightsaturn.com/2804/audio-abominations-17-worst-songs-of-2015/ Enjoy! Download (.mp4)
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