When Adrien Brody walks into a space, you feel it - there's an expectation, a distinct presence. But he isn't about the show; he's very much a thinker.

So where in hell, you might wonder, would an electrified corpse and a devilish undertaker ever fit into this scenario?

We decided the most powerful way to build the story of Sons of a Gun would be to reflect the experience we had while shooting the film and give the audience this same dilemma.

While we weren't clear on what our movie would be, we just started filming. Jonas's quest for answers took us to spiritual teachers, scientists and mystics.

Much like how the splinterheads use their tactics to keep you at the games, I hope the film leaves you laughing and entertained all the way through. 

I had many stories to tell from a perspective not commonly seen in mainstream film - but New York Lately shows characters and storylines without ever calling attention to any stereotypes or mentioning race.

Reclusive lighthouse keepers find their woman-free utopia shattered when two attractive women move into a nearby cottage for the summer. Adams describes this as a film that hearkens back to old Hollywood, to old-fashioned filmmaking like that of Frank Capra and John Ford, “a time when the motion pictures were character driven and story driven. It’s almost like Hollywood is a pressure cooker that’s building and building, and one film has to top the next film with budget and special effects. There has to be a release valve. I wanted to go back to filmmaking where character can carry the film and actors have the opportunity to inhabit these characters’ lives.”

The film is an adult romantic comedy, and, at times, perhaps the film reveals too much consciousness of modern values. But the women characters in Adam’s film strive to be independent and taken seriously, and yet are entirely in and of their worlds.

I had a vision of a character who does something so totally wrong, she loses all ability to judge for herself what is right and wrong, valuable and worthless.

I identified with my creation: Sam Bryant, a clueless 34-year-old Seattle rocker who gets roped into taking two teenagers on a camping trip.

My hope is people will feel inspired, recognizing Sissyboy's performance as an exercise in self-awareness few are ever compelled to attempt and even fewer brave enough to endure.