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Ramzi Abed

Ramzi Abed

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Biography

Ramzi Abed is a Palestinian-American visual artist, performer and filmmaker based on Planet Earth. His film, The Devil's Muse (starring Kristen Kerr, Gidget Gein, Cinque Lee), streamed on Netflix for nearly two years and was distributed by Cinetic Rights Management, Gunpowder and Sky, and Halo 8 Entertainment respectively in digital and home video formats. The film streamed on Netflix for over nearly two years, and was also available on multiple digital movie platforms. Meanwhile, his experimental reality-based thriller, Telephone World (starring Elissa Dowling), was released on home video by Cinema Epoch and is currently streaming on Tubi. Ramzi recently directed the music video for "A Free Society", the title song from the debut album by Night Crickets, a jazzy post-punk supergroup comprised of David J Haskins (of Bauhaus, Love and Rockets) and Victor De Lorenzo (of Violent Femmes) and renowned musician, Darwin Meiners. Abed's film work has been distributed and also screened at numerous film festivals over the years. His short film, The Tunnel, was edited by renowned filmmaker, David Lowery (A Ghost Story, The Green Knight), and starred co-writer Casey Wickson, Lloyd Kaufman (The Toxic Avenger), and Mark Borchardt (American Movie, Coven). The Super 16mm film went on to screen at many festivals all over the world. Ramzi Abed also directed two music videos for the song "Drama" by Quango Records recording artists, Bitter:Sweet, including one version of the song featuring Serj Tankian from System Of A Down.

Known For

Let Love In
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Upon finishing a funny submissive foot fetish movie scene with a co-performer (Sophia Jade, playing herself), Ramzi admits that he's basically done with the world of performing or acting in adult films, but he has one scene left that he feels obligated to, and it's with a mainstream indie film actress (Victoria De Mare, playing herself too). This last "boy/girl" scene carries a lot of weight and expectation though, since Victoria only appears in mainstream independent films, so this last scene was sure to be something different. All the while, all that Ramzi wants to find is love... Real love. Sometimes, you just have to let love in. Ramzi is leaving the "Brock Doom" world behind him in search of something purer and truer to his true self. As his recent past holds a grip over him, he finds his own path through remembrance, self-acceptance and ultimately, love. There is no sex portrayed in this film. There is only a casual conversation about life and love.

Let Love In

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Slumber Party Slaughterhouse
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In SLUMBER PARTY SLAUGHTERHOUSE: THE GAME, audiences get the chance to put their horror movie trivia skills to the test while also helping a recently deceased high school geek take revenge on his former friends. The story follows Paul Tard, a geek on the eve of his high school graduation. Paul's friends are throwing a graduation party with hookers and drugs, but, when they come up one hooker short, Paul is uninvited to the party. Drowning his sorrows in wine stolen from a homeless man, Paul decides to take a bubble bath and bring along his laptop for some internet porn. Of course, the laptop falls in the bathtub and Paul electrocutes himself to death. None of this would have happened if he'd only been invited to the party, so Paul sells his soul to a demon in exchange for the power to take revenge on his former friends.

Slumber Party Slaughterhouse

2008Movie
Girlcore Season 2 Volume 2

Isabelle (Julia Ann) leads her step-daughter Rose (Carolina Sweets), a gorgeous young bride, by the hands into the lobby of a wedding parlor. They are excited and fawning over each other, gabbing about the ceremony starting in just under a couple of hours. Mr. and Mrs. Howard (Brock Doom and Vera King) are supposed to be on their way to visit family for the weekend but, at the very last moment, their daughter, Susan (Alina Lopez), has fallen ill and won't get out of bed. Susan lays under the covers with a thermometer in her mouth, looking clammy and disoriented. Four best friends, Lisa (Gina Valentina), Jennifer (Jane Wilde), Michelle (Jade Baker), and Carrie (Gianna Dior), are having the time of their lives at a teen slumber party at Lisa's house. They spend the evening being silly over prank phone calls, fashion shows, and pillow fights, which makes Lisa's mom (Dana DeArmond) contemplate what the girls are doing with their lives.

Girlcore Season 2 Volume 2

2020Movie