Nefarious – Dope Black Movies Interview with writer-director Rhett S. Butler
On the latest Dope Black Movies, Victor Stiff sits down for a conversation with filmmaker Rhett S. Butler. Butler’s new movie Nefarious is a dark and gritty horror/crime flick shot on location in Jamaica.
Up-and-coming directors would be wise to check out this filmmaker’s work and take note. Butler willed his Nefarious into existence by putting all his blood, sweat, and tears towards bringing his passion project. In addition to writing and directing the movie, Butler served as cinematographer, editor, art director, and special effects supervisor.
The interview covers the ins and outs of indie filmmaking, using a real-life voodoo priest in the movie, as well as Rhett and Victor making a case why kung-fu flicks should be considered high art.
Dope Black Movies: Rhett S. Butler on Nefarious
Nefarious Official Synopsis:
Your friends and enemies have one thing in common, you! Mark leaves his girlfriend to be with Natasha, the girl he truly loves, but her brother Andrew comes with the relationship. Willing to sacrifice all, he adheres to Andrew’s manipulations while keeping Natasha ignorant of their deeds, which takes him through a series of violent and necromantic events, thus leading to his purpose in a much darker scheme. Ultimately, Natasha knows that love can be a cure…
Watch the Nefarious trailer here and get the latest updates on the movie here. Nefarious arrives on the silver screen on Friday, December 3rd, head here for tickets.
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