In The Spotlight – Ah My Goddess

Project overview

Urd and Skuld, from Ah My Goddess, lure directors Steven Spielberg, Joe Dante, and George Miller into a sinister trap at Kevin Neece’s house for their own twisted amusement. They are forced to time travel back to the tragic day when Vic Morrow and two children were killed in a helicopter accident on the set of John Landis’s Twilight Zone: The Movie. Their mission: save Vic Morrow and Heather O’Rourke from Poltergeist. However, if they try to back out or abandon the mission, the System Force will cause them to suffer a fatal heart attack, damning their souls to Niflheim, the Viking underworld.

There’s one major problem: upon arriving in 1982, the three directors won’t be recognized due to their ages, and they’ll lack the necessary studio authority to interfere with the film’s production. To make matters worse, Dan Aykroyd, the Angel of Death, is stalking them.

Will Spielberg finally find the courage to stand up to John Landis and save the day? The suspense is unbearable. This black comedy is envisioned as a spiritual sequel to the Back to the Future universe, mixed with a Tales from the Crypt-style living nightmare.

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IMDb Trivia:

**Kevin Neece claims that the movie is co-written by a Necromancer Goddess named Hekate who possessed him as a Spirit Medium to help him with his writing. In the movie, Vic Morrow says the following lines to John Landis: “That’s the future of fucking acting for you! Action Movies are going to completely kill the art form someday until the only scripted lines that we are going to get are: “Get Down!” “Watch out!” “Run and Save Yourselves!” “Get Naked and make love to me Barbara because you’re my Whore!” Fuck Hollywood Action Movies!” At the time that Kevin Neece wrote those lines in the movie, he was unaware that Jennifer Jason Leigh was Vic Morrow’s daughter or that her mother was Named Barbara Turner. Vic Morrow’s fictional persona was cracking jokes about his own wife Barbara who passed away in 2016.

**The Musical Soundtrack Asthetics of the Adventure are meant to feel like an Unofficial Sequel Spinoff to the Robert Zemeckis Back to the Future Universe. And it’s a combination of Animation and Live Action like Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Looney Tunes Back in Action.

**In the film, John Landis is showcased to have spent money on providing Cocaine to the Crew as additional inspiration because Francis Ford Coppola was on Cocaine during the making of Apocalypse Now. Kevin Neece was initially fearful that he was portraying John Landis to be something that he might not have been in real life for comedic purposes and simply guessed that if you were a Hollywood Director during the early 1980s, there was probably Cocaine and Quaaludes involved. Kevin Neece later performed an internet search only to discover that John Landis DID have a COCAINE BUDGET on the set of The Blues Brothers for both the Cast and Crew to provide additional incentive to them. Dan Aykroyd talked about the Cocaine Budget in an online interview. Kevin Neece’s original intuition accidentally got it right. In Contrast to what one might think after watching Let’s Save Vic Morrow, Kevin Neece does not do Illegal Drugs. The only prescription medication he takes is Olanzapine for the Severe BiPolar Schizoaffective Disorder.

**George Miller’s Death Scene is inspired by Hart Bochner’s Role in Die Hard where he attempts to business talk his way out of being killed by Alan Rickman by betraying all of his co-workers.

**The Introduction Scene of the movie that takes place in Kevin Neece’s House is meant to feel like an Agatha Christie mystery like Ten Little Indians where random people show up at a location unaware of what they will find or how they are connected thus leading to an Adventure.

**The Entire Film is meant to feel like both a Robert Zemeckis Film and a Tales from the Crypt Nightmare. Robert Zemeckis was one of the Producers on Tales from the Crypt.

**River Phoenix’s guest role in the movie singing excerpts from Faust from Phantom of the Paradise to punctuate each of the scenes is inspired by both Cat Ballou and My Name is Bruce. In Phantom of the Paradise, Jessica Harper’s character is also named Phoenix.

**In the movie, Steven Spielberg and Joe Dante plan to hobble John Landis’ leg with a sledgehammer while he is high on cocaine, stealing the idea from Stephen King’s Misery. Interestingly enough, Stephen King has stated that Misery was written while he was addicted to cocaine. Anne Wilkes IS cocaine. She’s Stephen King’s Number One Fan.

**There’s a Secret Unintentional Easter Egg hidden in Act One of the movie. Kevin Neece keeps his grandmother Naomi Peterson’s Ashes in a Plastic Box on the Shelf in the back wall by the Picture Frames. That means that Naomi Peterson’s Ashes are hidden in the background of the movie during the scenes in Kevin Neece’s Living Room. See also the Documentary Slide Show film The Secret Life of Naomi Peterson.

**In the Bad Goddess Universe, John Landis is presented as having an Ego Trip Grudge Match against Joe Dante as to who will direct the Best Segment in Twilight Zone The Movie. In Reality, John Landis and Joe Dante later worked together again on Amazon Women on the Moon. Their Onscreen Grudge Match was in Kevin Neece’s Imagination

**Kevin Neece credits Hekate Goddess of the Crossroads as his co-writer because he believes he was possessed by her when he wrote the movie. Hekate’s Influence over Kevin Neece as either a form of Schizoaffective Disorder or an actual Demonic Possession is a mystery, however, for those who are curious, the scenes where Hekate took over the wheel as the writer are the Scene where Skuld tells George Miller she killed Byron Kennedy because she looked into his future and saw he would make Kids Movies like Babe and Happy Feet, the Macadamia Nuts scene that starts out as Nonsensical then Disturbingly comes together and makes perfect sense thanks to John Belushi’s explanation, the scene where Steven Spielberg plays chess with Stanley Kubrick as Explosives Expert James Camomille, Kevin Neece claims he had no idea how to write an Explosives Technician when he wrote the scene and that Hekate was responsible for most of it, and then there is the final dialogue scene by Skuld explaining the Nature of Good and Evil Life and Death concerning the Conspiracy Theory of Heather O’Rourke from Poltergeist. Hekate is also the one responsible for teaching Kevin Neece how to spot the Illuminati Patterns in Actors IMDb Resumes resulting in his comedy act “John Candy is a Satanist” leading to multiple discussions in the First Act about the Careers of George Miller, Joe Dante, and Steven Spielberg.

**When Kevin Neece was mailing out DVD copies of Ah My Goddess: Let’s Save Vic Morrow, he systematically mailed them out to every Yakuza Den in Japan along with Marller Gets a Spinoff: Sailor Moon vs Jigsaw and Ah My Goddess: Touched by an Angel.

**In the Third Act of the Movie when Skuld is speaking to Vic Morrow, she says, “So you’re all riled up and ready to go. It sounds like we’ve both got a Date with Destiny tonight during the late witching hours of 3:00am.” At that exact moment it is precisely Three Hours into the Movie. Meaning that if you play the movie at Midnight, it will be 3:00am when Skuld says the line to Vic Morrow in the movie. In Real Life, Vic Morrow died around the hours of 3:00am on July 23, 1982. The Number 23 is a haunted number because it is 32 backwards. When you apply numbers to the Alphabet, the word FATE = 32. Vic Morrow was killed by a Fate named Hekate. at 3:00am representing Three Fates.

**In the movie, co-written by the Death Goddess Hekate, during the John Candy is a Satanist explanation scene, John Candy (Dead) and Richard Lewis (Alive) are showcased on the poster for Wagon’s East. Then Chris Farley (Dead) and Matthew Perry (Alive) are showcased on the poster for Almost Heroes. Now that Let’s Save Vic Morrow is in Film Festival release, both Richard Lewis and Matthew Perry are dead. Richard Lewis died shortly after Kevin Neece watched Robin Hood Men in Tights.

**After completing the fan film, Kevin Neece realized something that deeply disturbed him, like an M Night Shyamalan twist ending. Vic Morrow died on 7-23-1982. And 23 is FATE = 32 backwards. Vic Morrow died between 2:30-3:00 aka 23 or 3 Fates. Vic Morrow died on 7-23-1982. Kevin Neece born on 2-9-1983. July (1) – August (2) – Sept (3) – Oct (4) – Nov (5) – Dec (6) – January (7) – Feb (8) The Time Period between Vic Morrow’s Death falls just short of 9 months, the average time for a Pregnancy. Kevin Neece has never asked how many months Debbie Brand was pregnant with him before. Hekate was haunting Kevin Neece because of a Numerology Birth and it is insinuated that Kevin Neece is a reincarnation of somebody that Hekate knew in a past life. 7/23/1982 = FATE = 32 = Vic Morrow Death. 2/9/1983 = FATE = 32 = Kevin Neece Birth. The Time Period between Vic Morrow’s Death and Kevin Neece’s Birth is just short of 8 months. The reason Kevin Neece was born on 2/9/1983 = FATE = 32 is because Debbie Brand conceived him with Jim Neece. The Reason she met and married Jim Neece is because her first husband Freddy was killed on a motorcycle by a Big Dog on 6/24 (a voodoo holiday). Jim Neece also died on 6/24. Hekate is the protector and manipulator of dogs insinuating that Hekate killed Debbie Brand’s first husband Freddy so that she would meet Jim Neece and Kevin Neece would be conceived on 2/9/1983 = FATE = 32. Twilight Zone The Movie was released on 6/24/1983, the date of Freddy and Jim Neece’s Death and the Year of Kevin Neece’s birth. Was Kevin Neece secretly Vic Morrow in his Past Life. The Entire Plot of Let’s Save Vic Morrow is to see what would happen if one were to travel back in time to save Vic Morrow’s life. If Vic Morrow doesn’t die, then he doesn’t get reincarnated as Kevin Neece, opening up the possibility to Kevin Neece never being born, just like the time travel dilemmas featured in Robert Zemeckis Back to the Future. There is one more thing overlooked with the Kevin Neece was Vic Morrow in his Past Life Theory. Vic Morrow wasn’t the only one who died in that accident. Kevin Neece could also be Renee Shin-Yi Chen or Myca Dinh Le. Or he could be all three of their souls reincarnated into one body because Hekate is the Triple Goddess of the Crossroads. Hekate secretly hid the answer in Let’s Save Vic Morrow as an Easter Egg. If you watch the Tribute Scene to Renee and Myca closely, Hekate and Vic Morrow warn the audience that Renee and Myca could have grown up to be the next Robert Rodriguez or Sion Sono or Guillermo Del Toro or Kevin Neece. She specifically ended it with “the next Kevin Neece” which stands out because Kevin Neece is the only caucasian director on the list. Urd also tells Steven Spielberg “you don’t have to save Vic Morrow, you just have to save the children. He was trying to protect the children.” Renee and Myca did grow up to be filmmakers like Kevin Neece, who is the maker of a Japanese anime spinoff called Ah My Goddess. Because Vic, Renee and Myca ARE Kevin Neece.

MYTHBUSTERS:

I’m fact checking this theory just to be sure.

From and including: Friday, July 23, 1982
To, but not including Wednesday, February 9, 1983

Result: 201 days
It is 201 days from the start date to the end date, but not including the end date.

Or 6 months, 17 days excluding the end date.

ACCORDING TO DEBBIE BRAND, KEVIN NEECE WAS A NINE MONTH TWO WEEK PREGNANCY. HERE IS THE BACKDATED CONCEPTION DATE:

From Wednesday, February 9, 1983
Subtracted 9 months, 2 weeks
Normalized to 9 months, 14 days

Kevin Neece Conception Date: Monday, April 26, 1982

The Filming Dates for Twilight Zone: The Movie were Jul 7, 1982 – Nov 11, 1982

The Numerology Dates are still valid.

Kevin Neece Conception: 4/26/1982 = FATE = 32.
Vic Morrow Death: 7/23/1982 = FATE = 32.
Kevin Neece Birth: 2/9/1983 = FATE = 32.

That’s Three Dates = THREE FATES = revolving around Death, Conception and Rebirth where FATE = 32.

Three Helicopter Victims = THREE FATES.
Vic Morrow Died between 2:30am to 3:00am
23 is FATE = 32 backwards. 3 is THREE FATES.
3:00am is the Witching Hours for an invocation.

Kevin Neece is possessed by Hekate Triple Goddess of the Crossroads.

In the Jewish Kabbalah, reincarnation is referred to as Gilgul, meaning “cycle” or “wheel”. The belief is that the human soul is cleansed and prepared from life to life to achieve its final purpose.enriches the original narrative through numerous callbacks, offering deeper insights into the backstory.

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