The following is from a featured post on FilmLocal.com. See the FIlmLocal page HERE: The Evil I’ve Seen is a foreboding tale in 1866 Kansas about a priest and the shady characters he meets fireside on a desert trail – a gold-seeker, a gambler, and a cattle driver. True motives and identities reveal themselves as the men raise conversation, whiskey and guns over the blazing fire. It would be noble to make up with a socially conscious reason this film was made, but full disclos

We should have worked dogs into our story because the ranch where we shot had a LOT of dogs wandering the set. And every one of them was a beautiful-looking springer spaniel-type with an adventurous attitude. QUIET ON THE SET! These pics remind me that we had these western town-looking buildings at our disposal and still shot solely in a man-made fire pit in the middle of the corral. We'll have to write another script that involves the FREE BUILDINGS. All these pics WILL be g

I’m not gonna lie, this film is the product of four friends who go to Vegas all the time wanting to do a project together. I’m proud to say, however, that for four goofs looking to hang out, we shot pretty high – all nighttime shoot, period piece and roaming smoke to contend with. In the short time you’ll spend with Julian, Alton, Slawt and Eli around an 1800s campfire in Kansas, a lot gets revealed, and a lot goes on. You’ll get what I like seeing best in movies: complicated