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The film is notorious for its NoBudget facsimile seen through settings, acting performances, computer-generated sequences, and music that many say would fit that description. The resulting factors have led most reviewers to wonder whether or not the movie was a serious effort or a parody; WordOfGod [[http://www.filmmakermagazine.com/news/2009/06/interview-after-last-seasons-mark-region/ insists it's the former]].
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The film is notorious for its NoBudget facsimile seen through production, as demonstrated by the settings, acting performances, computer-generated sequences, and music that many say would fit that description.music. The resulting factors have led most reviewers to wonder whether or not the movie was a serious effort or a parody; WordOfGod [[http://www.filmmakermagazine.com/news/2009/06/interview-after-last-seasons-mark-region/ insists it's the former]].
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The film gained notoriety after [[https://youtu.be/C7qCOe8WG4I the trailer]] was originally released online. The notoriety only grew once the final product premiered. ''After Last Season'' garnered further exposure after it was briefly featured on WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment. The film's distributors asked The Spoony One to take his videos down, and Spoony's treatment of the film is [[http://www.rifftrax.com/iriff/the-spoony-experiment-after-last-season now available]] as an [[Podcast/RiffTrax iRiff]] to be played alongside [[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B002O5B5WG/ a legally acquired DVD copy]].
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The film gained notoriety after [[https://youtu.be/C7qCOe8WG4I [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7qCOe8WG4I the trailer]] was originally released online. The notoriety only grew once the final product premiered. ''After Last Season'' garnered further exposure after it was briefly featured on WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment. The film's distributors asked The Spoony One to take his videos down, and Spoony's treatment of the film is [[http://www.rifftrax.com/iriff/the-spoony-experiment-after-last-season now available]] as an [[Podcast/RiffTrax iRiff]] to be played alongside [[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B002O5B5WG/ a legally acquired DVD copy]].
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* AllJustADream: [[spoiler:The entire sequence involving the thought-sending brain chip]]. To be clear [[spoiler: they have a dream about using chips to experience a computer generated reality, kind of a dream within a dream]].
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* AllJustADream: [[spoiler:The entire sequence involving the thought-sending brain chip]]. To be clear [[spoiler: they [[spoiler:they have a dream about using chips to experience a computer generated reality, kind of a dream within a dream]].
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The film is notorious for its NoBudget facsimile seen through settings, acting performances, computer-generated sequences, and music that many say would fit that description. The resulting factors have led most reviewers to wonder whether or not the movie was a serious effort or a parody, parody; WordOfGod [[http://www.filmmakermagazine.com/news/2009/06/interview-after-last-seasons-mark-region/ insists it's the former]].
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[[caption-width-right:300:[[NoBudget If you think this poster looks cheaply made, just wait until you see the movie itself.]]]]
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The film gained notoriety after [[https://youtu.be/C7qCOe8WG4I the trailer trailer]] was originally released online. The notoriety only grew once the final product premiered. ''After Last Season'' garnered further exposure after it was briefly featured on WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment. The film's distributors asked The Spoony One to take his videos down, and Spoony's treatment of the film is [[http://www.rifftrax.com/iriff/the-spoony-experiment-after-last-season now available]] as an [[Podcast/RiffTrax iRiff]] to be played alongside [[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B002O5B5WG/ a legally acquired DVD copy]].
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* TheTropelessTale: Of course, making one of these is an impossibility, but to come this close has to be a benchmark of sorts.
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* SeinfeldianConversation: Much of the film's dialogue consists of hearing characters talk for long minutes on end about inconsequential things such as snippets of discussions about towns people have lived in, markets they haven’t been to, computer printers that don’t work, questions about details that aren't important, events that happened in the past, and have long phone conversations with characters we never see. Examples include: “There are places I’d like to visit. I still haven’t been to the main market,” “My uncle stayed in the area last year. He showed me a picture,” “My hometown is near Terralind," “I’ve never been to that town, but I’ve driven though it,” and “They’ve got, uh, printers in the basement you can use.”
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* SeinfeldianConversation: Much of the film's dialogue consists of hearing characters talk for long minutes on end about inconsequential things such as snippets of discussions about towns people have lived in, markets they haven’t haven't been to, computer printers that don’t work, questions about details that aren't important, events that happened in the past, and have long phone conversations with characters we never see. Examples include: “There "There are places I’d I'd like to visit. I still haven’t haven't been to the main market,” “My market," "My uncle stayed in the area last year. He showed me a picture,” “My picture," "My hometown is near Terralind," “I’ve "I've never been to that town, but I’ve I've driven though it,” it," and “They’ve "They've got, uh, printers in the basement you can use.”
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The film gained notoriety after the trailer was originally released online. The notoriety only grew once the final product premiered. ''After Last Season'' garnered further exposure after it was briefly featured on WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment. The film's distributors asked The Spoony One to take his videos down, and Spoony's treatment of the film is [[http://www.rifftrax.com/node/53569 com/iriff/the-spoony-experiment-after-last-season now available]] as an [[Podcast/RiffTrax iRiff]] to be played alongside [[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B002O5B5WG/ a legally acquired DVD copy]].
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The film is notorious for its No Budget facsimile seen through settings, acting performances, computer-generated sequences, and music that many say would fit that description. The resulting factors have led most reviewers to wonder whether or not the movie was a serious effort or a parody, WordOfGod [[http://www.filmmakermagazine.com/news/2009/06/interview-after-last-seasons-mark-region/ insists it's the former]].
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The film is notorious for its No Budget NoBudget facsimile seen through settings, acting performances, computer-generated sequences, and music that many say would fit that description. The resulting factors have led most reviewers to wonder whether or not the movie was a serious effort or a parody, WordOfGod [[http://www.filmmakermagazine.com/news/2009/06/interview-after-last-seasons-mark-region/ insists it's the former]].
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The film is notorious for its NoBudget No Budget facsimile seen through settings, acting performances, computer-generated sequences, and music that many say would fit that description. The resulting factors have led most reviewers to wonder whether or not the movie was a serious effort or a parody, WordOfGod [[http://www.filmmakermagazine.com/news/2009/06/interview-after-last-seasons-mark-region/ insists it's the former]].
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* NoBudget: Don't believe it? Well then... [[TwoWordsObviousTrope three words:]] '''Cardboard''' MRI machine.
** It ''looks'' like it has no budget but it actually had a shooting budget in the tens of thousands and a post production budget in the millions (mostly for distribution and the CGI sequences).
** The film seems to have an obsession with printer paper. It's even used for props like a prison sign. To establish that a criminal in one scene is in prison, they typed "Cell Block #" and then printed it out and stuck it to a wall.
** It ''looks'' like it has no budget but it actually had a shooting budget in the tens of thousands and a post production budget in the millions (mostly for distribution and the CGI sequences).
** The film seems to have an obsession with printer paper. It's even used for props like a prison sign. To establish that a criminal in one scene is in prison, they typed "Cell Block #" and then printed it out and stuck it to a wall.
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** The film seems to have an obsession with printer paper. It's even used for props like a prison sign. To establish that a criminal in one scene is in prison, they typed "Cell Block #" and then printed it out and stuck it to a wall.
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* InvisibleMonsters: At one point the two protagonists are confronted by one of these.
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* SeinfeldianConversation: Much of the film's dialogue consists of hearing characters talk for long minutes on end about inconsequential things such as snippets of discussions about towns people have lived in, markets they haven’t been to, computer printers that don’t work, questions about details that aren't important, events that happened in the past, and have long phone conversations with characters we never see. Examples include: “There are places I’d like to visit. I still haven’t been to the main market,” “My uncle stayed in the area last year. He showed me a picture,” “My hometown is near Terralind," “I’ve never been to that town, but I’ve driven though it,” and “They’ve got, uh, printers in the basement you can use.”
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* SeinfeldianConversation: Much of the film's dialogue consists of hearing characters talk for long minutes on end about inconsequential things, things such as snippets of discussions about towns people have lived in, markets they haven’t been to, computer printers that don’t work, questions about details that aren't important, events that happened in the past, asking meaningless questions, and have long phone conversations with characters we never see.
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* SeinfeldianConversation: Much of the film's dialogue consists of hearing characters talk for long minutes on end about inconsequential things, about details that aren't important, events that happened in the past, asking meaningless questions, and have long phone conversations with characters we never see.
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The film gained notoriety after the trailer was originally released online. The notoriety only grew once the final product premiered. '''After Last Season'' garnered further exposure after it was briefly featured on WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment. The film's distributors asked The Spoony One to take his videos down, and Spoony's treatment of the film is [[http://www.rifftrax.com/node/53569 now available]] as an [[Podcast/RiffTrax iRiff]] to be played alongside [[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B002O5B5WG/ a legally acquired DVD copy]].
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The film gained notoriety after the trailer was originally released online. The notoriety only grew once the final product premiered. '''After ''After Last Season'' garnered further exposure after it was briefly featured on WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment. The film's distributors asked The Spoony One to take his videos down, and Spoony's treatment of the film is [[http://www.rifftrax.com/node/53569 now available]] as an [[Podcast/RiffTrax iRiff]] to be played alongside [[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B002O5B5WG/ a legally acquired DVD copy]].
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''After Last Season'' is an independent movie from Index Square Productions, released in 2009 and shown in only four theatres upon its release. According to the official synopsis, it is about two medical students who use experimental neural chips to figure out the identity of a killer that has been murdering their classmates. Said chips allow characters to project their thoughts. The plot also involves supernatural forces, long philosophical conversations and a MindScrew ending.
The film is notorious for its NoBudget facsimile seen through settings, acting performances, computer-generated sequences, and music that many say would fit that description. The resulting factors have led most reviewers to wonder whether or not the movie was a serious effort or a parody, WordOfGod [[http://www.filmmakermagazine.com/news/2009/06/interview-after-last-seasons-mark-region/ insists it's the former]].
The film gained notoriety after the trailer was originally released online. The notoriety only grew once the final product premiered. '''After Last Season'' garnered further exposure after it was briefly featured on WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment. The film's distributors asked The Spoony One to take his videos down, and Spoony's treatment of the film is [[http://www.rifftrax.com/node/53569 now available]] as an [[Podcast/RiffTrax iRiff]] to be played alongside [[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B002O5B5WG/ a legally acquired DVD copy]].
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!!This film provides examples of:
* AllJustADream: [[spoiler:The entire sequence involving the thought-sending brain chip]]. To be clear [[spoiler: they have a dream about using chips to experience a computer generated reality, kind of a dream within a dream]].
* CaptainObvious: ''"The end of a season means the beginning of a new one."''
* DullSurprise: All the acting in this movie.
* HandWave: The reason for the graphics is said to be because of the poor transmission of thoughts by the brain chip.
* HollywoodPsych
* LeaveTheCameraRunning: The director feels it necessary have the camera focus on various shots of nothing or of people doing nothing.
* MindScrew
* NoBudget: Don't believe it? Well then... [[TwoWordsObviousTrope three words:]] '''Cardboard''' MRI machine.
** It ''looks'' like it has no budget but it actually had a shooting budget in the tens of thousands and a post production budget in the millions (mostly for distribution and the CGI sequences).
* TheTropelessTale: Of course, making one of these is an impossibility, but to come this close has to be a benchmark of sorts.
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The film is notorious for its NoBudget facsimile seen through settings, acting performances, computer-generated sequences, and music that many say would fit that description. The resulting factors have led most reviewers to wonder whether or not the movie was a serious effort or a parody, WordOfGod [[http://www.filmmakermagazine.com/news/2009/06/interview-after-last-seasons-mark-region/ insists it's the former]].
The film gained notoriety after the trailer was originally released online. The notoriety only grew once the final product premiered. '''After Last Season'' garnered further exposure after it was briefly featured on WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment. The film's distributors asked The Spoony One to take his videos down, and Spoony's treatment of the film is [[http://www.rifftrax.com/node/53569 now available]] as an [[Podcast/RiffTrax iRiff]] to be played alongside [[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B002O5B5WG/ a legally acquired DVD copy]].
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!!This film provides examples of:
* AllJustADream: [[spoiler:The entire sequence involving the thought-sending brain chip]]. To be clear [[spoiler: they have a dream about using chips to experience a computer generated reality, kind of a dream within a dream]].
* CaptainObvious: ''"The end of a season means the beginning of a new one."''
* DullSurprise: All the acting in this movie.
* HandWave: The reason for the graphics is said to be because of the poor transmission of thoughts by the brain chip.
* HollywoodPsych
* LeaveTheCameraRunning: The director feels it necessary have the camera focus on various shots of nothing or of people doing nothing.
* MindScrew
* NoBudget: Don't believe it? Well then... [[TwoWordsObviousTrope three words:]] '''Cardboard''' MRI machine.
** It ''looks'' like it has no budget but it actually had a shooting budget in the tens of thousands and a post production budget in the millions (mostly for distribution and the CGI sequences).
* TheTropelessTale: Of course, making one of these is an impossibility, but to come this close has to be a benchmark of sorts.
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