What is Foxfur / SpaceDisco One / Lost in the Thinking about?

Double Feature: World Premiere! FOXFUR, 2012, 55 min. This long-awaited film by mad underground auteur Damon Packard (REFLECTIONS OF EVIL) features a sweet but mentally unbalanced young woman obsessed with crystals, dolphins, Pleiadians, David Icke and Richard C. Hoagland. SPACEDISCO ONE, 2007, 58 min. Dir. Damon Packard. In this sequel of sorts to both LOGAN’S RUN and 1984, George Orwell's Winston Smith runs into the daughters of Logan 5 and Francis 7 as they're busy running amok in a park, shooting laser beams at one another. A roller-skating rink in space, “Battlestar Galactica” references and a Ministry of Truth (also known as Universal CityWalk) are all part of this psychedelic sci-fi odyssey. "Lost in the Thinking" (2005, 38 min). In this HEARTS OF DARKNESS-style documentary, director Damon Packard, along with an art professor, an art therapist and a performance artist, brainstorm what their next project should be. Packard’s suggestion: HALLOWEEN 3 1/2.

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What is Foxfur / SpaceDisco One / Lost in the Thinking about?: Double Feature: World Premiere! FOXFUR, 2012, 55 min. This long-awaited film by mad underground auteur Damon Packard (REFLECTIONS OF EVIL) features a sweet but mentally unbalanced young woman obsessed with crystals, dolphins, Pleiadians, David Icke and Richard C. Hoagland.

SPACEDISCO ONE, 2007, 58 min. Dir. Damon Packard. In this sequel of sorts to both LOGAN’S RUN and 1984, George Orwell's Winston Smith runs into the daughters of Logan 5 and Francis 7 as they're busy running amok in a park, shooting laser beams at one another. A roller-skating rink in space, “Battlestar Galactica” references and a Ministry of Truth (also known as Universal CityWalk) are all part of this psychedelic sci-fi odyssey. "Lost in the Thinking" (2005, 38 min). In this HEARTS OF DARKNESS-style documentary, director Damon Packard, along with an art professor, an art therapist and a performance artist, brainstorm what their next project should be. Packard’s suggestion: HALLOWEEN 3 1/2.