ok...I really dig this short but there are a few glaring flaws that I feel I should address.
1) The fight was 3 minutes long...not six plus minutes long...
2)Posting with 5 days left really cuts into your viewer time. :)
With that said, I like this one alot. :) The lighting on "Satan's" dome is a bit harsh, especially for your above shots of his shiney noggin. The "dark" shots were cool, but a wee bit underlit to see what was going on.
Aall in all great work. I will be checking your website for sure!
--Todd--

Yeah, a nice surprise that this shows up here at this point. I get a feeling that you are one step away from creating something truly awesome. Perhaps using a logline as you write could be what makes the difference?

Well, this was cool, but goddamn is was long. I think you could have cut out a lot of the beginning. I like the camera work outside. The wind on the second outside scene could have been cut out. The little fires starting as Satan walked in was a nice subtle touch. The fake avangelistic TV ttielwork was convincing. I liked the chots from behind the camera (although I think one would have done it). You could have used some suplimental lighting in the office to compliment the existing lights. The actual line "you are so going to hell" gets cut off abruptly in an edit. Hell was done GREAT! It sounds like you filmed it in a small room, though. That Devil make up was freaking amazing. The acting was very good throughout. Especially for how wordy the dialog was. The was a super awesome flick. Needed to be cut down, some. Even if it was not in the fight, I think it would have been paced better as 4:30min movie. That, some extra lights in the office, and touching up some of the audio would have made this movie perfect imo. I still really, really liked it. I voted before this was submitted, or I would have voted for this.

You guys definitely loved working on this, and I think it shows. This was good, and I won't say it was too long, as I felt it was the length you wanted, but I think that there is 3:00 worth of material here that could have won it this month.

The acting was good, I liked your cinematography, and the devil was really creepy and believable, and the make-up job on him in hell was great.

Loved the lighting and CC work in hell, and I think the little dialogue at the end is a nice touch. The transvestite was also hilarious, the look on his face as he transforms is great.

Other than it being too long, I think you did a good job, and it was a good film that could have been a contender this month if it had been trimmed down.

Other than that, I guess I just wanted to question a bit of the philosophy of the film. I guess an eternity of suffering is a bit steep of a punishment for a character whose only crime is one of ignorance. I guess I would have felt like the punishment was more apt, or due if you had established that he was a very rich/popular pastor who had a big audience and a lot of influence, or that he had been inspiring people to violence or something. He just felt less like an "evil" character and more like simply an ignorant one.

Logically though I had a few issues, I think if it had explained why the Devil revealed himself in the first place, it would have made more sense. If the Pastor was doing his work by making the world a more hateful place, wouldn't the Devil have motivation to keep him comfortable and successful, so he can keep doing the "good work". If it had explained that the Pastor was about to die from a heart condition or something anyway, and the Devil was there to "collect" him, or if there was some other reason he was there rather than just to murder him, it would have made more sense. As it is I was confused about why the Devil was there to begin with, if it had established that the Pastor was actually evil rather than just ignorant, and that he had done something to bring the Devil there, I feel like it would have made more sense.

Also, if it's evil to be intolerant, is it also evil to be intolerant of intolerance? Just wondering about the internal morality of the films' Universe.

Overall, great job, can't wait to see what you do next, liked the location variety, liked the acting, cinematography was generally good, and effects were good. Looking forward to next month!