You don't wanna see this one

All I know is, it was pretty freakin cool to go to a Blockbuster in Hollywood, CA and find 4 copies of "Horrors of War" on the new releases wall.

I had a blast making this movie, as I assume everyone else did. Yes, the budget was not big, and there are flaws, but seeing it on the shelves of Blockbuster and Best Buy made me smile, and I think for as many people who hate it, just as many will like it.

John Whitney and Peter John Ross are darn good directors. Peter john Ross has been at it for years and has won several awards. John Whitney recently almost made the final cut for FOX's show "On the Lot". These 2 are very good, also pretty darn good editors as well, and it was a pleasure working with them.
I recently moved to LA from Ohio, and I can say that for me, in my 6 years as an actor in Ohio, "Horrors of War" was definitely the highlight.
Love it or hate it, man was it fun to make!

No, no plans for a sequel, as far as I know. I know both Directors are working on different projects right now.

I know at one point, they were trying to get it as a TV series, honestly though I have no idea if that is still being pursued or not.

Yea, the ending fight scene was really bad, I think everyone realizes that. However, realize that it was shot with no fight choreographer, no stunt people, no nothing. It was just the 2 actual actors ( David Carrol and Dan Kiely) in costume doing everything themselves, in a warehouse that was 100 degrees inside.
Of course there was the Director, and the full crew and everything, but you get my drift.

So, you see the scene, and you laugh (I laughed too) , but when you consider how it was done, it's actually quite impressive.

People can bash all they want, like they do for all movies on imdb, but when you consider the budget for "Horrors of War", it's an pretty amazing achievment.