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Comic Con or BUST!

Corey Tess — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 20:46:04 +0000

So here I go, off to Comic Con… and I am a Comic Con Virgin… but I will be going with two Geekalicious Ladies who live for Geekdom.. and hopefully we won’t be trampled by a slew of Iron Men in the process… I am both excited and freaked out. I have been to CES many times and been among geeks in regular clothing, but Comic Con is where I will for once be one of the most conservatively dressed people in any given room. This is going to be good!

FYI: Video is some dude I don’t know who put together some highlights from last year.

Raymond Did It has Wrapped & Here is a Sneak Peek!

Corey Tess — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 06:03:09 +0000

Check out the Trailer for this Indy Film… very cool.

Twitter is a great source for finding interesting people, as evidenced by Travis Legge, a film-maker from Rockford, IL. I am a struggling Screenwriter from Los Angeles, Ca and I love to tweet with #scriptchat peeps and noticed Travis seeking funding for his Horror flick. I checked out his stuff and thought he seemed really cool and his project was a classic horror flick in the tradition of Halloween, which scared me to death as a pre-teen.. I love to support Independant film-makers who are out there making film happen, so I am very excited to present this update on the film and the teaser trailer! I can’t wait to see the finished project!

Here is my original post on the film project…

A list of Screenwriting Books you MUST READ

Corey Tess — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 23:06:37 +0000

Here is a comprehensive LINKED list of the best screenwriting books out there. If you are an aspiring screenwriter, you MUST READ these books. Of course along with LOTS AND LOTS of screenplays.!

The Complete Guide to Standard Script Formats – Cole/Haag
The Screenwriter’s Bible – David Trottier
The Elements of Style – William Strunk & E.B. White
Becoming a Writer – Dorothea Brande
On Writing Well – William Zinsser
The Comedy Bible – Judy Carter

How to Write a Movie in 21 Days

The Eight Characters of Comedy – Scott Sedita
How NOT to Write a Screenplay – Denny Martin Flinn
The Third Act – Drew Yanno

Sit Ubu Sit – Gary David Goldberg

Adventures in the Screen Trade” by William Goldman

My Movie Business
Save the Cat – Blake Snyder
On Writing – Stephen King
Aristotle’s Poetics for Screenwriters – Michael Tierno Hyperion
Creating Unforgettable Characters – Linda Seger
Hello, Lied the Agent – Ian Gurvitz
Making a Good Script Great – Linda Seger Samuel

African American Screenwriters
Selling Your Story in 60 Seconds
Successful Sitcom Writing – Jurgen Wolff
The Art of Dramatic Writing – Lajos Egri
The One-Hour Drama Series: Producing Episodic Television – Robert Del Valle
The Power of Myth – Joseph Campbell
The Script is Finished, Now What Do I Do? – K. Callen
The Sitcom Career Book – Mary Lou Belli & Phil Ramuno
The Writer’s Journey: Mythic Structure for Writers – Christopher Vogler
Wake Me When It’s Funny – Garry Marshall
Writing Down the Bones – Natalie Goldberg
You’re Lucky You’re Funny – Phil Rosenthal

How to Market a Screenplay

Corey Tess — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 22:19:19 +0000

Are you ready to sell your screenplay?

If you have gotten tons of feedback via local groups, acting collaborations to have your script read aloud (good local groups can be found or made at Meetups.com

Perfect the scripts to your absolute BEST. I love Save the Cat, by Blake Snyder – its is great.. there are tons of books you can read on the topic and of course you should read tons of screenplays, lots are available for free at: Script-O-Rama! and SimplyScripts (sometimes these are post shooting scripts, but it still helps to see how others handle communicating actions etc.)

I have a list of screenwriting software here: List of Screenwriting Software and i use movie magic screenwriter but have used Final Draft as well. Format is a big deal for readers, so make sure you are up on all that stuff.

Ummm… so, when you are ready to roll.. I would work out a killer log line – here is an article on that, but SAVE THE CAT has the best formula i have heard for it yet.. LogLines for Screenplay and you can buy Save the Cat here!

Then, I would create a great query letter, here is some info on what that: http://www.isomedia.com/homes/screen/query.htm & http://filmdiva.blogspot.com/2006/07/sample-query-letter-really.html

This will be your first impression (never send an entire script, unless it has been asked for.. it is a waste of your money and time – start with a query letter).

OKAY! Now you are ready to spend some cash! Get a subscription to Hollywood Creative Directory Online as well as Internet Movie Database Pro and use those to create a data base of people you will mail to.. I like to seek out Development Execs and people involved in producing films similar to the script i am trying to sell on IMDBpro and then look their information up in HCDonline.com and send to them specifically. but there are lots of ways to use the information those two sources give you.

Make sure to follow any requirements listed. Whether you are sending to a producer, dev exec, agent or other. Some people send queries even when “no unsolicited material” is accepted.. its your money.. sometimes you get lucky, so you can make that call.

Most of all, if you get ANY feedback in a rejection notice outside of the usual form letter, CHERISH it.. i always stress that, because they took the time to give you something valuable.. their opinion on what you can do to improve your chances and an opening to send a follow up thanking them and perhaps even re-sending the script back after the changes have been made.

I am so sorry

Corey Tess — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 22:17:01 +0000

I am been totally neglecting my blog and I apologize. Not that the universe cracks or anything when I don’t blog, but it seems rude to start something and then just become absent with out an explanation. I started a new job back in April running a corporate marketing department and I am also in the middle of relocating from Los Angeles City to the LBC near the Pike.. watch our Foursquare Mayors in the area, here i come! Anyway, this means I haven’t had much time for blogging, but i still love you and here is a Robert McKee interview to prove it!

Raymond Did It!

Corey Tess — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 18:00:19 +0000

Whoop Whoop! Support Indie Film Makers! So you are always complaining that there are no real Indie Films anyway.. that Sundance is littered with professionals who bogart all the funds and awards and that no one can get their foot in the door. So help out! I follow this guy on twitter (@TravisLegge) and he has just started work on his first feature length film called Raymond Did It. It is a slasher film in the tradition of Halloween and Prom Night. YAY HORROR!

The storyline?

When twelve-year-old Bryce Rourke is accidentally killed in a playground scuffle, his friends decide to blame Bryce’s developmentally delayed older brother for the accident. Raymond is taken to a state hospital while the true killer walks free. Six years later, Raymond escapes from the hospital to seek bloody revenge for his brother’s death.

OOooOoo reminds me of Halloween for sure! That stuff is scary!

The film is written and directed by Travis Legge (Jimmy’s Basement, Nation Undead: Kept). Travis has written comic books and roleplaying games, including the critically acclaimed Contagion game setting.

Others involved in the production include:

Visual Supervisor and Camera Operator Tim Stotz a professional video producer for over a decade, with hundreds of commercials, several shorts, and a feature under his belt.

Picture Editor Robert J. Williams a freelance assistant editor and aspiring picture editor working mainly out of the Chicago area. He recently cut the trailer for a highly anticipated 2011 feature and assisted on a National PBS Documentary Special.

The film stars Kyle Hoskins (Skeet Shooting, Nation Undead: Kept) as a developmentally delayed man framed for murder and bent on vengeance. Kyle has previously played lovelorn slackers, average joes tormented by zombies, and brings a wide range of ability to the role of Raymond. Standing at 6’5″ tall, with a massive, bulky build, Kyle is among one of the largest, most imposing figures to take on the role of a slasher. Sounds very Michael Myers!

Lindsay Felton (VH1 Scream Queens, Grind) co-stars as Tammy, a young woman tormented by guilt for what she and her friends did to Raymond. With years in front of the camera, having worked with some of the greatest talents in Hollywood, Lindsay brings experience and finely-tuned craft to this demanding role.

Also joining the cast are Valerie Meachum (Cyrus) , Linda Cieslik (New Day) & Jessica Palette (VH1 Scream Queens, Under the Raven’s Wing).

CAST UPDATES!!!

Plastic Age Productions is proud to announce that Elissa Dowling (Nightstalker, Dread) has joined the cast of Raymond Did It!

Elissa will be playing the role of Paige, the icy “leader” of her group of friends. Paige is cruel and manipulative to her friends and loves only herself. Everyone else, she tolerates.

Elissa is an incredibly hardworking actress with over 40 horror movies to her credit. Coming hot off of the heels of After Dark Horrorfest IV, and with several films already in production for 2010, we are overcome with joy to have acquired such a hot and in demand talent.

ALSO NEW TO THE CAST!

Jessica Palette

Jessica Palette (VH1 Scream Queens, Under the Raven’s Wing)

Jessica will be playing the role of Jayme, the popular kid, with a very high opinion of herself and her own importance. She shifts from cute to bitchy with the practiced panache of the most popular girl in school.

Jessica was a member of the season one cast of the horror film stardom reality television show VH1 Scream Queens alongside Raymond Did It co-star Lindsay Felton. This will be the first time the pair have shared the screen since the show. Everyone at Plastic Age Productions couldn’t be happier to have this outstanding actress as an addition to our cast!

Vh1 Scream Queens is the brainchild of the extremely creative and talented Joke Productions and showcases several talented young actresses who compete for a role in a major horror film release. The second season of Vh1 Scream Queens is currently in post production and set to air later this year!

Jessica recently starred in the short film Invincible Summer which will be making its way around the festival circuit this summer.

Keep an eye on this space as there will be more casting updates coming soon!

For more information and updates please keep an eye on http://blog.aegisstudios.com

Official Raymond Did It website: http://raymonddidit.aegisstudios.com

Plastic Age Productions is currently seeking additional investors and distribution forRaymond Did It. Interested parties should contact writer/director Travis Legge at raymonddidit@gmail.com for more information.

Actors interested in available roles should check out the casting call available online at http://www.aegisstudios.com/casting.html

+++++++++++++++ UPDATES! UPDATES! UPDATES!+++++++++++++++++++

Plastic Age Productions is proud to announce that the following actors have joined the cast of Raymond Did It!

Steven Lee Edwards will be playing the role of Tim, the practical voice of reason of the group. When the terror begins, Tim tries to keep everyone calm and find a way to stay alive.

Steven is currently living in New York and performing in two stage shows – playing Lysander in A Midsummer Night’s Dream as well as portraying a Vietnam veteran in a gospel musical.

Steven has extensive stage experience and is a joyful, charismatic actor.

Photo Courtesy Steven Lee Edwards

Alex Smeltzer will be playing the role of Edgar, the laid back slacker of the group. Out of all of the kids involved in Bryce’s death, only Edgar remains close with Tammy, because Edgar is close with everyone. He is a social butterfly. Alex Smeltzer was born and raised in Rockford, Illinois. Raymond Did It is his film debut, and we couldn’t be happier to introduce this talented young actor to the world of film! Alex is currently studying theater at Rock Valley College under Starlight Theatre director Mike Webb.

Photo By Kim Brown

Ty Yeager will be playing the role of Simon. Simon is completely unaware of the events that led to Bryce’s death. Simon began dating Paige in high school, long after Raymond was locked away. With Raymond on the loose and his girlfriend in danger, Simon is dragged into a situation he doesn’t understand.

Ty Yeager was born in Fresno, California where he lived until a house fire caused his family to relocate to the midwest. After living in Belvidere, Illinois for 8 years, Ty has recently relocated to Rockford. Ty has dreamed of pursuing a career in acting since childhood and we are honored to be able to make that dream come true.

Photo by Kim Brown

Along with former VH1 Scream Queens Lindsay Felton (VH1 Scream Queens, Grind) and Jessica Palette (VH1 Scream Queens, Under the Raven’s Wing), as well as the hardest working lady in horror Elissa Dowling (Nightstalker, Dread) and midwestern talents Valerie Meachum (Cyrus) and Linda Cieslik (New Day) the adult cast of Raymond Did It is now complete!

We are still seeking actors and actresses between the ages of 11-14. Details can be found at http://www.aegisstudios.com/casting.html

Raymond Did It begins filming in Rockford, Illinois in June 2010

A List of Screenwriting Software

Corey Tess — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 10:24:43 +0000

A list of Screenwriting Software

http://www.screenplay.com/p-29-movie-magic-screenwriter-6.aspx MOVIEMAGIC (I use)
http://celtx.com FREE
Final Draft – Professional, industry-standard screenwriting software for Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows.
Celtx – A free project for Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows and GNU/Linux. Includes a mode for comic book script-writing.
BPC-Screenplay – Screenwriting software for Microsoft Windows
FiveSprockets – Free, online, collaborative story-development and scriptwriting software.
Montage software – Popular screenwriting software for Mac only.
Movie Magic Screenwriter – Integrated professional screenwriting software. Available on Mac and Microsoft Windows.
Movie Outline – Professional script writing and story development software for Mac and Windows.
Page 2 stage – Free open-source software, designed specifically for Windows. Available in a variety of languages.
Scripped – Free professional browser-based screenwriting text editing software.
plotbot [1] – Free online browser-based
eleanor [2] – creates PDF scripts from any text file.
Zhura – Free online professional screenwriting software. Features public and group collaboration.
Pago – Screenwriting plugin for the open-source Vim Text Editor.
Scrivener – probably the most lightweight, capable, adaptable writing s/w on OSX.
Storyist [3] – a powerful story development tool for novelists and screenwriters (Mac OS X)
Adobe Story [4] – Online collaborative scriptwriting software with offline support. (Currently beta)
Black Mana Studios Screenplay[5] – Professional screenwriting software for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
Novamind[6] Mac and Windows. Audio/Visual Visualization software inacorporating an advanced Screenwriting module into the visualization process known as Mind Mapping
Greenwriter: The simple way for Writers to share their screenplays with Producers. Producers pay to view/download scripts. For writers…FREE. Forever. http://www.greenwriter .org

Alice In Wonderland – or should we say UNDERland…

Corey Tess — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 07:04:05 +0000

Why Re-Write a Perfect Story?

No one can argue that Tim Burton is the KING of Visual Stimulation and EYE POPPING if often Gothy/Emo Imagery… and that his ability to “snap his fingers and summon” Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter consistently results in characters that both strongly intrigue and mystify.

However, Alice In Wonderland (In Amazing 3-D) had an obvious lack of something basic… a great story! Which is confusing because commissioning the rights to Lewis Carroll’s great work of allegorical fiction, Alice in Wonderland and seemingly also “Adventures Through The Looking Glass” it’s sequel seem to guarantee rollicking good fodder for play!

Alas this absolutely GORGEOUS film suffers from a full tilt rush toward nothing… and I can’t image how confusing much of the references were to people who never read the second book as many of the character names, recitations and speak refer to what Carroll re-coined “Portmanteau” a practice of taking two words and sort of mashing them up and giving them a new meaning… such as Jabberwocky and FunderWhack.. The film itself rather mashes the first and second books together in an odd way – really matching the theme of neither.. the first more than the second… the first book had the structure and theme based on a card game, where as the second was based on the game of chess.. the card game is more represented in this version and yet the majority of the speak and character names come from the second novel…

I think children will enjoy the experience of this film immensely and adults will enjoy the visuals as much.. my sister said she would have enjoyed it much more with the sound OFF and in many scenes this was the case for me as well…

Johnny’s “Hatta” the Looking Glass version of “The Mad Hatter” was pleasing and yet sadly not explored or supported in a way that was really captivating.. visually, he was a banquet of tastiness but his story and his dialogue and his virtually invisible character development or arch was disappointing to say the least… his scene with the destruction during a lawn party is supposed to supply us with a reason for his sullen and manic depressive change from the crazy fun Mad Hatter she knew in Wonderland… before…

Helena’s “Red Queen” was hysterically funny. Very well done and probably the best developed character in the film. Her need for love and to be surrounded by people with more freakish physical attributes than her own made her endearing actually… It is so much easier to develop an evil character than a good one, but if I had to choose the best character in the film.. it would be Red Queen.. she was indispensable.

Anne Hathaway.. mmmmm I am a fan, but in this role, she just didn’t sparkle… The White Queen was virtually an after thought.. she simply filled a void where “good” needed to be represented to off set the evil… her pantomiming elegance was broken through in only one seen with the dog and should have been explored further.. was she really a dungaree gal under her over played Disney princess mannerisms or was this her true self? You got signals that supported both and neither and rendered her character almost totally useless except to serve as the famous brunette that goes platinum blond for Tim Burton… (Wynona Rider = Edward Scissorhands, Christina Ricci=Sleepy Hollow)

Alice wh0 is played by Mia Wasikowska was solid.. her’s was the best dialog in the film and although her development was predictable and not really pleasing in any way, the story did serve to put her into a mind frame that supported the story’s ending where we find her stronger and more able to defy those in power over her… (though this was not really a strong development, as she seemed pretty defiant before hand..)

Cheshire Cat was a bright spot in the film. He was used as sort of a Deus ex machina in some scenes.. most notably the “be-heading of the Hatta” but still the animation was amazing and the purring and classic kitty positioning and menace was appreciated.

The Blue Caterpillar was under-used really, one of my favorite characters from both novels, he represents the YODA of this story and yet only seems to serve as a rest in the pace during two scenes.. a pity because i do love Alan Rickman’s voice!

For all my complaining, I was really disappointed in only ONE aspect of this film… the screenplay… which of course effected the entire film and everything in it..

Not a MUST SEE, but a SHOULD SEE if you do 3-D, otherwise.. kind’ve a waste… (please do 3D if you see it)

and I have to say though the Funderwhack was cute.. it was anti-climatic and rather haphazardly inserted… i think there may have been an editing fail here as well… and through out the film.. because the pacing was erratic and often didn’t support climax moments…

WIN! The dresses and clothing they put Alice in… great designs…

The Hurt Locker – Best Original Screenplay

Corey Tess — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 07:43:24 +0000

When a film in this genre can grab my attention (someone who hates war films with nothing but male characters) attention and keep it 100% from credits to credits… I have to be impressed. This film is unwavering, true, real and yet not a gore fest. It speaks to the conditions of today’s war as well as the human mind and the dynamic of “normalcy” and responsibility – leadership and brotherhood. I was absolutely impressed by every participant in the creation and execution of this amazing piece of work!

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Follow That Truck!!!!

Corey Tess — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 20:20:24 +0000

Food Trucks Have Gone Gourmet in L.A. and We Love It!

If you live anywhere in Los Angeles, you have no doubt eaten off a “Taco Truck” in the past for a quick lunch or a late night grab after clubbing or working late, but chances are before 2010, you didn’t follow your Taco Truck on Twitter, Track who was eating there on Foursquare or FAN it on Facebook. With the invention of these new tools and the resurgence of Street Food Integrity, Food Trucks are making a huge comeback and lines are around the block!

As a kid I remember seeing the trucks parked in the neighborhood, silver or white usually with a name hand painted across the sides. They were usually surrounded by Men mostly; ordering food, eating. laughing, standing around. When I entered the work-force, the trucks were a lunchtime inevitability, people joked about grabbing a burrito or taco off the “Roach Coach” which left an indellible image in my mind that I needed to overcome to enjoy the new level of Street Food available now. This is not your Father’s Food Truck.

Follow That Truck!

With the invention and more importantly BOOM of Twitter, Street Food is now stalked down! A truck can park in Venice Beach, tweet/facebook it’s location and wait for the lines to begin. People from Downtown, Pasadena, Culver City even Long Beach will actually drive to find it after work, as a dinner treat! They will wait in a huge line with the threat of the food running out before they get to the window just to eat a magnificent GRILLED CHEESE! This is what happens every day for the Grilled Cheese Truck that boasts gourmet Melty Goodness. Their website outlines their menu and features a lot of “cheesey” graphics! and of course gives a schedule of where you can find them. The Grilled Cheese Truck was the first of these new animals to catch my attention, mainly because I am a Grilled Cheese fanatic, but also because I saw it mentioned more than a few times on Twitter by people who are definitely NOT your classic “food truck” eaters. I decided, I must find this truck and taste the Cheese!

A short Google session later I was amazed to find more than 40 such Gourmet Trucks including, The Buttermilk Truck, The Kobi Truck, The Flying Pig, Taco Zone Truck, and more… and as I was bookmarking and adding to my Twitter Follows, I found findlafoodtrucks.com and realized... THIS IS A WHOLE NEW BREED OF STREET FOOD VENDORS, something is happening here! Making the most of the new Social Media tools and the Foodie Fusion Crowd as well as Los Angeles’ love for being in on something exclusive that you have to wait in a huge line for… these Rolling Gourmets have opened up a line of business that their parents never dreamed possible for their service.

A Social Phenomenon?

People who follow the Food Trucks use the opportunity to socialize with others in line and meet people they normally wouldn’t have a chance or reason to talk to. They use the trucks as a central meeting point with friends from different cities, so they can Eat and then move to other plans for the evening and some people bring folding chairs and sort of tail gate around trucks that have stationary locations like the Tacos trucks in Downtown who are always located in the Alameda/Traction parking lot. Where is the party at? Just follow a food truck!

In an economy where companies are contracting and people are watching every penny, these small businesses have found a way to “sell out” their product on a regular basis and leave their audience begging for more! Much of the Social Media Advertising is bogus and annoying, intrusive and flat, but for these Small Business Owners, it has been a perfect fit and wisely used. BRAVO!

If you are thinking of starting a Gourmet Food Truck, now is the time, but make sure you are Social Media Saavy and offer something either in the Comfort Food arena, Ethnic Goodness or a Fusion that make mouths water. So far I haven’t run across a CUPCAKE truck! So maybe that is an idea! A lot of my readers are out of state, so perhaps starting your own Food Truck Movement in town would be a fun idea!

A Quick List of Food Trucks:

Look here for Food Truck Reviews on YELP, to see what people are saying about them!

kogibbq

Korean BBQ Taco Truck

57,344 followers | Follow

Grilled Cheese Truck

Chef driven grilled cheese… ’cause that’s how we roll…

12,060 followers | Follow

sprinklesmobile

9,749 followers | Follow

COOLHAUS

Making Architecture Digestible! Roaming the streets of LA with gourmet, hand-made ice cream sammies.

7,768 followers | Follow

Nom Nom Truck

Banh Mi Food Truck serving Los Angeles!

5,965 followers | Follow

The Buttermilk Truck

Mobile diner bringing housemade breakfast favorites day and night!

5,837 followers | Follow

Border Grill Truck

Gourmet tacos, quesadillas, ceviches, and more from “Too Hot Tamales” Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger.

4,635 followers | Follow

Frysmith

Truck with fries that eat as a meal

4,439 followers | Follow

Green_Truck

Organic , vegan-friendly mobile food, and production catering.

4,429 followers | Follow

Marked5

Japanese Style Burgers

3,902 followers | Follow

The Sweets Truck

Taking Sweets (and coffee) to the Streets of Los Angeles!

3,689 followers | Follow

Calbi BBQ

Beef, Pork, Chicken or Shrimp?

3,602 followers | Follow

Get Shaved Shave Ice

SoCal’s Finest Shave Ice…You Bet Your Ice It Is!

3,506 followers | Follow

Fish Lips Sushi

REAL SUSHI MAN INSIDE!

3,421 followers | Follow

dosatruck

Brooklyn Born Street Urchin Grew Up Eating STREET FOOD off TRUCKS NOW Bringing You DOSAS my FAV South Indian Street Food But Now I’m Driving The Truck

3,118 followers | Follow

Don Chow Tacos

Where Mexican and Chinese food get together. Home of the Chimale, Ultimate LA Taco, and Carne asada Chow Fun!

3,075 followers | Follow

Babys Badass Burgers

2,983 followers | Follow

SouthPhillyExp

Food truck roaming the streets of L.A. slinging Cheese steaks, Tastykakes, and Herr’s chips.

2,950 followers | Follow

India Jones Truck

Gourmet Indian street food truck !

2,684 followers | Follow

BarbiesQ

A Rollin’ BBQ Joint

2,679 followers | Follow

Flying Pig

Mobile Food – Asian Fusion with French Technique

2,603 followers | Follow

LetsbeFrankLA

Dogs Gone Good, Grass Fed Beef Hot Dogs from our trailer

2,535 followers | Follow

Lomo Arigato

2,494 followers | Follow

Dainty Cakes LA

We’re a cupcake truck but we serve more than just cupcakes! We carry items that cafes have and only use fresh local ingredients & recyclable paper supplies.

2,002 followers | Follow

Bool

Just Awesome Fusion Food!
Email us: BoolBBQ@gmail.com

1,982 followers | Follow

Asian Soul Kitchen

Peace, Love and Asian Soul

1,892 followers | Follow

The Gastrobus

Roadside bistro

1,818 followers | Follow

Grill Em All

GRILLING IS OUR BUSINESS AND BUSINESS IS FINE!!!

In a battle of cheese and sauce, finally burgers and heavy metal unite in harmony.

1,765 followers | Follow

Credit: List from Listorious / FOR FULL FOLLOW FUNCTIONALITY OF THIS LIST, YOU CAN GO HERE!