u/VikDamnedLee

Hey everyone, I've lived in San Diego for 20 years (this month, actually) but my time here is coming to an end and I'll be moving quite far away in the beginning of December. I'm trying to figure out what spots I absolutely need to hit up for the last time before I leave.

If you were in a similar situation, where would your must-have last meals be in town?

Edit: Thank you so much for the replies, everyone! So many good choices.

I thought this was a good one with some interesting tidbits that I hadn’t heard before about the MST Movie and a few other things. Enjoy, won’t you?…?

More info in today's Kickstarter Update as well.

TL/DR
Sting of Death - 10/9

Deathsport 10/23

Mystery Title - Best Friends Debut on 10/30. Wide release 11/06

Space Raiders 11/20

Maggie is a New York fashion designer who returns to her small town for a friend’s funeral.

She reconnects with several of her classmates and discovers they are woefully un-chic. Not to mention that several of their classmates have died under mysterious circumstances, and in short order, including the funeral recipient.

When Maggie herself becomes a target, nothing will stop her from finding out the killer’s identity—not even pretzels or hooking up with her new/old boyfriend. 

Written by: Bridget Nelson, Mary Jo Pehl, Matthew J. Elliot, Jason Miller, Zach Shatzner 

This is not mine. All credit to the original poster.

A peaceful weekend at a cabin in the woods is interrupted when a lumbering, grunting, brute of a creature arrives. And then right after George Kennedy shows up, he gets attacked by Bigfoot!

Yes, some sort of Ape Type Thing* is roaming the forest ripping off both electronics equipment and heads. The loss of the electronics may affect some local idiots ability’ to record an album more than the loss of their heads does. What does a sasquatch want with a vintage tube amp? Do cryptids possess the same tendencies as humans where they hit their 40s, and all of a sudden need to drop five figures on a stereo system to appreciate the production on Aja? And which would be more loathsome, that or the decapitating?

Look, we could tell you why he wants it, but A) it sounds so preposterous that you’d just think we made it up, and B) we’ve seen it a dozen times and are still not certain it’s real. There’s a decent chance someone just spliced a different movie onto the last fifteen minutes of this one. Or maybe they passed the script around The Naked Clone style and the last person just decided to go off the rails. And if your Bigfoot/George Kennedy movie is gonna go off the rails, who better to have with you than Mike, Kevin, and Bill?

*Track 2, Core, Stone Temple Pilots, 1992

Written by: Mike Nelson, Conor Lastowka, Sean Thomason, Jason Miller, & Zachary Shatzer

Are you keeping your water safe? When water is in a glass, it can be easily spilled. When water is frozen, it can break into hundreds of tiny pieces if dropped. When water becomes steam, it can simply float away, never to be seen again. In our new short Water Safety: An Introduction, you’ll learn how to… wait, sorry, that might not be what this short is actually about. Sorry for the confusion. Let’s start this over again.

Water Safety: An Introduction is a film from the classic genre of child endangerment. Whether playing on a broken bridge, taking a raft out alone, or trying to swim across large bodies of water, these kids will do anything to make the viewer wonder “Is this short really dark enough to go there?” And also, “Why doesn’t the dad on this little sailboat give his kid a freaking life jacket? If he’s not careful he might get pulled over by the lake police and have to pay an inexpensive fine!”

The good news is you don’t need any familiarity with water safety to follow the plot, as it is, after all, An Introduction. If you survive your first few encounters with water, you can graduate to a more advanced film on the subject.

Put on a Gore-Tex slicker and hold tight to the nearest railing as you join Mike, Kevin and Bill for the crucial wet lessons of Water Safety: An Introduction!

 

Written by: Mike Nelson, Sean Thomason, and Zach Shatzer

There's also some updates about the backer surveys, so definitely go to the KS page to get all of the info.