Rupert V Nixon

A thriller featuring fan favorites, Rupert the horse, and Richard Nixon in a heated battle to the death. Many deaths and casualties along the way lead to a thrilling end with exciting characters and incredible cinematic moments.

Cast

Grick Frasher

as The Father

Donald "Eli" Rando

as Eli/Richard Nixon

Nathon Stout

as Rupert

Will Constellation

as Homeless Guy

Margaret Salvage

as Suicide security guard/Unbribable Guard

Oli Marcum

as Bribed Gaurd

Evan Manire

as Stevie

Baylor Way

as Baylor/Rob/Cult of Cage Leader

Ender Stokinger

as The final boss/Sword Nixonite

jax Hoagn

as Billy/Suicidal Nixonite/Coolidge Worshiper

Reviews

BOBTHEBUILDING

Holy shit. This was the best movie I have ever watched. Typically, I can't sit still during movies and lose focus, but despite this one having a much longer run time than I'm used to, my eyes were glued to the screen. Marker was my favorite actor in this btw...

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