Richard McBeef REEL ONE

[bingqi]

wow. this is the best version of all the plays of richard mcbeef on youtube.. fantastic stuff, you really made it come to life and it real funny too

[VIIROCKS]

Everyone please watch the movie OLDBOY! It was Cho's favorite movie and he shouted quotes from the movie in the narrow hallways of VA Tech while he took revenge on that day 2 years ago.

After watching that movie you will see that everything in Cho's life, like Richard McBeef came about from that movie. You will also see why he decided to fight so bravely against the Va Tech system on that April Day.

That movie showed me why what he did was necessary for America!!

[hernameisSJ]

@VIIROCKS Dude, hahaha. Your comment doesn't make sense whatsoever. Read what you just wrote.

[kuntsavage]

i think his parents were Catholics and he didn't want to belive in it so he went crazy because wanted him too.

[kaiserwilhelm]

nope

[laguna117]

bisexual psychorapist murderer

[MichaelGondry]

great

[renecalvo]

I love your channel. good luck with your stalker.

[IntellectualJunior]

By the way I'm a young poet and novelist.

[IntellectualJunior]

Before watching your vid, I've read the play by Cho Seung-Hui, and also his second Mr. Brownstone. Sometimes, I cant put aside that they had their qualities to them. Mr. Brownstone, had something in it, that was very unique, while Richard McBeef, was like the darker side of the dysfunctionnal family.

In a way, Seung-Hui came close to something of an American Marquis de Sade, very incisive and very chilling.

[cky2kp]

Yeah man don't listen yo those fuckos your video is cool

[aquavode]

a girl plays john, a man plays the mom, what the hell?!?

[renecalvo]

Yeah, its a mad mad world. eh?

[nostromo38]

You're welcome. Both performances outstanding, but most riveting was John's performance. Chillingly real. Captured the essence of the mind of a killer. Granted, a killer with a very, uh, atypical narrative.

[renecalvo]

I will let sasha know. Thanks again. I hope you checked out reel two also. Sasha really shines in the opening sequence.

[nostromo38]

Bravo. This is one of the best versions I've seen.

[renecalvo]

Thank you!!!

[FunkMound]

Thank you, you have made my life complete.

[renecalvo]

Thank YOU.

[fingernaildecal]

Best "Richard McBeef" on youtube.

[renecalvo]

Thank you sadperson100. I am very glad i brightened your day. The mainstream media has called this piece part of Cho's "ultraviolent misanthropic writings" . I wanted to show it for what it is, just a silly skit by a very lonely teenage boy.

[sadperson100]

Yeah his plays are more funny than violent. The media and students overreacted. It isn't really that disturbing when you see the hilarity Cho put into it.

He would've been proud to see this and Richard Mcbeef: The Motion Picture. Two of the best renditions of Mcbeef.

[renecalvo]

Do you have a personal connection to this tragedy? If you havnt yet, please checkout reel II. The stunning conclusion.

[sadperson100]

Yeah I saw it. Nicely done as well.

[sadperson100]

No connection. Just a person from a different state who empathizes with Cho.

[renecalvo]

Best of luck to you. Peace

[sadperson100]

thanks <3 and likewise

[wsitumn]

lol the one who acts john is awsome..

[JimTS]

Ah, never mind the "haters." Making a mockery of Cho's work is a great service to mankind and I, for one, salute you.

[drippingcunningrunt]

someone explain or demonstrate how the actor portraying the son places his hands on his cheek with his fingers outward and his thumbs next to cheek. Possible if 2 persons below. Person on screen right places their left hand up to son's face screen right, person on screen right places right hand up to face screen left. It is possible for one off screen person to do this by crossing hands. So, the hands are emphasized, another trait. I can't do this, my wrists are normal and do not bend enough.

[poopslingingmonkey]

Hmm...pretty weird but it plays well! The soap opera you don't see on TV :D

[renecalvo]

thanks for having a look.

[XxiiKILLER]

on the level of violence, Richard McBeef wasn't actually violent, to begin with. It's not like someone got cut with a chainsaw or anything... but I would see it as more of a series of rants against life.

Props to the production, though.

[renecalvo]

I agree, it is no more bizarre or violent than anything you see in the mainstream media, less so than most. On my first read I thought it just silly.

[XxiiKILLER]

It's mostly incoherent rants.

The only way to actually scare the shit out of someone with a script is if a serial killer wrote it extremely well.

[renecalvo]

lol. exactly, and mailed it to your agent with a mutilated copy of your head shot.

[shtlognsystem]

Well directed, but in the end, it feels more like an artistic sort of thing, rather than an actual event. But, then again, I guess that's what you were going for, right? :p Your take on Sue was pretty funny, though. I give this five stars, all for making a crappily-written play actually enjoyable.

[mongobobo]

Wow..this is so horribly written it is hard to imagine that he was able enter college.

[renecalvo]

Yes, but no more terrible or violent than anything you can see on daytime TV.

[mongobobo]

Hey, I resemble that remark! =)

I actually work in Daytime TV. And no, bad as Daytime is...this is worse.

[renecalvo]

Im refering to the level of violence.

[kakashi76767]

ok so the whole calling richard "dick" thing and, for that matter, the whole john character in general, seems to be an exact copy of john bender from the breakfast club. so overall its john bender as hamlet but with a hint of macbeth, since the mom is morally two faced and also because of the title, which is also a mcdonalds reference. Are you a bisexual, psycho, rapist-murderer?? good job guys, it's like the kids in the hall did it themselves. if only cho had watched donnie darko...

[renecalvo]

Thanks. I always need good actors.

[netvana]

This was very well done, the best version I've seen yet. YOu do really good work - have any need for actors on future projects coming up?

[edudut]

BRILLIANT I really liked thae part where she hit him with the shoes ,kind of like in the old movie The Bad Seed. they should get Gilbert Gottfreid to play McBeef. now I must see reel 2

[renecalvo]

The Bad Seed. Hmmm. Yeah, I love that movie.

[edudut]

yes remember Leroy" I saw them shoes them ones with the half moon on the heel. The police will find that stick itll turn blue and them stick dogs will find it" how about the mom in that movie Think she hit the booze and pills. and the absent dad...

[just2w4tch]

brooklyn?

[renecalvo]

Harlem

[primordialcontext]

The girl playing John in this movie is so beautiful!!!

[drippingcunningrunt]

The drooping lips are exact for many others too. Mcbeef's Roman nose is an excellent nose indeed. This one's Big! it will Top 'em all! Cho's words are, sadly, known to some. This is a great production and electrifying elocution. Actually. No, Really. yes.

[renecalvo]

uh thanks... I mean. Nah.

[punisher4909]

why are ur hands next to your neck the whole time?

[renecalvo]

Its a defensive posture I saw a child do.

[camazotzz]

ah, i was wondering the same thing, great prodution btw

[MsAnthea]

I love it!!! Call me when you are doing another one!

[TolerantAtheist]

Awesome production values! Loved the newspaper. Richard McBeef will never die, it is now an underground classic

[renecalvo]

BTW thanks for noticing the newspaper. with only a few hours to gather or make them all, the prop list for this thing was daunting.

[JimboAtLaw]

I'm glad Richard McBeef has finally gotten its well-deserved screen adaptation. Absolutely loved it. Was a little worried the chainsaw wouldn't make an appearance, but when I realized my fears were to be quelled, I knew I was dealing with a first-rate production.

Thank you.