Actor Jason Mewes and filmmaker Kevin Smith set out on a quest to hunt down a rare Star Wars figure, as way of distracting Jason from his drug withdrawals.
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After being shunned by Hollywood, Kevin Smith and Ralph Garman don masks and take to the streets to exact revenge on the true villains of Tinsel Town. Based on the award winning podcast, Hollywood Babble-On.
The true story of how convenience store clerk Kevin Smith made his grainy $27,000 film Clerks (1994) with maxed-out credit cards and the people who aided him in his indie crusade.
Kevin Smith takes in his wayward Jay and Silent Bob co-star Jason Mewes in an attempt to keep him away from drugs. Little does he know what hell he's invited into his home.
Two potheads battle a neighboring cookie magnate and enlist the help of a charming porn star to help them navigate the ups and downs of managing a small business in their quest for profits and the perfect bud.
Before 'Clerks' there was only Emo Kev. A neurotic and paranoid Kevin Smith travels aimlessly around his home town of Highlands, recording his every thought with a tape recorder.
Actor Jason Mewes and filmmaker Kevin Smith set out on a quest to hunt down a rare Star Wars figure, as way of distracting Jason from his drug withdrawals.
Executive producer Kevin Smith has commented on numerous occasion that he aspires to be as thin as the actor portraying him, Mark Frost. Mark lost 10 pounds over the course of the movie, rendering Smith's comment even more apt. See more »
Goofs
Lighting stand visible in Comic-book store basement shots. See more »
Crazy Credits
At the end of the credits 'Kevin and Jason will return in The Twelve Steps of Jason Mewes: Undercover Lover' Kevin Smith has included similar credits in his films. See more »
Moves
Written by 'Christopher Downie (I)'
Performed by 'Christopher Downie (I)' and Konstantin Tabakov (I)
Courtesy of Auld Reekie Media (UK) See more »
Now I had a chance to watch this and I have to say its pretty brilliant. I came into this film being a fan of not only Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes, but the director and writer of this film, Christopher Downie. His last SMod film/series was Babble-On Begins, which was loosely based off of Kevin Smith and Ralph Garmen from Hollywood Babble-On.
really liked this movie because we get to take a look into the mind of Jason Mewes a bit and what Kevin was dealing with when it came to Jason and his drug use back in the 90's. This movie not only has a place in my mind but also my heart. I hope you all enjoy it.
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Now I had a chance to watch this and I have to say its pretty brilliant. I came into this film being a fan of not only Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes, but the director and writer of this film, Christopher Downie. His last SMod film/series was Babble-On Begins, which was loosely based off of Kevin Smith and Ralph Garmen from Hollywood Babble-On.
really liked this movie because we get to take a look into the mind of Jason Mewes a bit and what Kevin was dealing with when it came to Jason and his drug use back in the 90's. This movie not only has a place in my mind but also my heart. I hope you all enjoy it.