Nat Turner Unchained

Comment by Mike on January 22, 2013 at 2:41am: What the hell did i just see haha that was an awful gruesome murder

Comment by Barbara Lowe on January 22, 2013 at 8:01am: What Was That Now Was That The Little Baby Or Did I Miss Some Thing Wow So Lost Right Now

Comment by Colonel D.S on January 22, 2013 at 11:22am: Looking forward to this movie! The trailer however looks nicely done and professional! Good work!

I've read about Nat Turner and his rebellion. His death though was absolute brutal according to me, almost reminds me about the execution of William Wallace..

Why did he kill that small infant? He probably did it because that child would grew up and enslave Nate's future children? If the slavery wouldn't end..

Comment by Herbert Sturdivant II on January 22, 2013 at 2:30pm: Yeah that was crazy. Murder is crazy tho

Comment by don benito on January 22, 2013 at 2:42pm: This is was a part of the story i was curious to see how it would be depicted on screen. Looks like they went straight to it as far as the trailer is concerned. I would say that's a good thing since at least its truthful to what actually happened.

Comment by a+ on January 22, 2013 at 5:07pm: Viewer, please note for your own knowledge and reference that the trailer for Nat Turner Movie, is, unlike Django "Unchained"- based on historical FACT. The murder of baby Becket was a real murder which took place along with 60+ other murders of white slavers (and their families) in South Hampton Virginia, 1831. Also it is important to know this film is one of the films Tupac planned to make with Tracy Robinson and Gobi Rahimi, as part of the 5 picture deal they had lined up. This dream of Pac's was evident and engraved in Pac's lifeline represened by the Exodus 1831 Tattoo on Pac's back (note: there is no Exodus 1831, only S. Hampton Virginia).

Comment by Malcom Petrie on January 23, 2013 at 12:31am: So by your logic you wouldn't be adverse to watching movies about what the KKK really did then or what Hitler really did then? No of course not; your moral is wrong on a wrong makes a right.

Good luck with the distributors. You'll need it. Of course someone distributed Human Centipede.

I spoke with Frank Alexander on the phone, and he 100% disavows this movie, its promotion and any affiliation with it. He will comment directly himself should he feel compelled, but as his producing partner, I would be very careful in using Frank Alexander's name in promoting your movie.

And by the way- this is the fucking TRUTH ABOUT TUPAC - and the Truth about Tupac is that he would NEVER have stood for this kind of trailer to promote any movie- true or not. Anyone who ever knew Tupac would say you should be ashamed trying to suggest in any way that Tupac would have stood for this.

In fact I wonder what Afeni and the Estate would say about this trailer and your allegations that this is the movie Tupac would have made. I'll talk to Frank and let you know. I think they would be interested in a "Tupac" website affiliating itself with this and dragging Tupac's name into even the movie's promotion.

Comment by Mike on January 23, 2013 at 3:49am: If they succeed making this movie then i believe it is going to be one of the most gruesome movies you will ever see since the Passion of the Christ

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