Really Dead

[Blackdays]

Love the music, from Piazzolla!

[Cerberus666666]

@Blackdays

what is it called? the soundtrack

[Blackdays]

@Cerberus666666

The song is called "Soledad", from Astor Piazzolla, there are many diferent versions, all very good.

[Cerberus666666]

@Blackdays

thanks mate

[iluvfalloutboyandgum]

this is frightningly awesome! and p.s. are you, perhaps, related to paul dinello? just wondering because you have some of his older videos up.

[da66yy]

I'm afraid so - Paul is my nephew.

[iluvfalloutboyandgum]

haha. well i love your stuff. and (needless to say) your nephew is quite a funny dude.

[Vinnypoo]

where are the other 1 1/2 minutes at?

[alicetragedy]

this is a found footage film - meaning that the pieces are taken from different films and put together in a certain way, with added audio.

[javajules]

This was a classic little piece of art. The background music chosen for this definitely enhanced the aura of the film.

[spasmodicwreck]

The quotes are from Dracula...which was made in 1931.

"To die, to be really dead, that must be glorious!"

[landsknechte]

Regardless of language, that couldn't have been the original audio from a movie made in 1917... Cool in it's own way, but reminds me more of a Nine Inch Nail video than German Expressionism.

[sexboywonder]

naah. dont belive the story if the audio is in English in 1917- naah.

[mickeydavey]

Might be some old clips interspersed, but certain shots were obviously filmed VERY recently. Grandpa my butt, regardless. Are you 70 years old?

[Mumusthereal]

Terrific and terrifying!

[thecrazycj]

when was the audio added?

[richragsdale]

i dig it

[arrtoorr]

Wow, that was actually a pretty cool piece.

[lgtvt]

im feeling a little ghoulish now- that was really neat, thanks for sharing