‘Anti-Woke’ Superhero Film Gets Cancelled After Losing All Its Fans’ Donations

Superhero sports fan on the far - correct political spectrum have one less film to get excited about , putting their alternative for hateful submarine sandwich to — well — none . As first reported byThe Daily Beast , a movie that was jell to give us a big - screen interpretation of an “ anti - woke superhero ” is shuttered , and the thousands of dollars fans invested in the labor likely wo n’t be come up back to them , according to a telecasting sent to fan and posts on the creator ’s blog .

The film , prognosticate Rebel ’s political campaign , was headed by exemplar of right - backstage harassment campaigns Theodore Beale , who goes by “ Vox Day ” online . The movie was meant to be based on a comical serial which is published under Beale ’s own Arkhaven comedian firebrand , and the motion-picture show featured one of the quality who wore a Confederate battle flag in the same mode as DC ’s Wonder Woman . Though the trailer for the motion picture is no longer usable , The Daily Beast name the activeness as the main character “ Rebel ” campaign off a global police effect meant to hunt down conservative voices .

The military campaign started in 2019 , claim around $ 941,000 in funds through their own campaign hosted on theirfilm troupe ’s varlet .

Far-right writers have seen their hopes for an “Anti-woke” superhero go up in flames.

Far-right writers have seen their hopes for an “Anti-woke” superhero go up in flames.Photo: charles taylor (Shutterstock)

Beale reportedly told his fans “ I would n’t look on us start out that money back . ” Gizmodo reached out to Beale for comment but we did not now get a line back . Beale mentioned in the video recording that his movie was conned by a separate party , even allege the scheme was meant to disrupt his endeavour and “ wear out our community . ”

In an Oct. 13 post on Beale ’s web log , the good - wing figurehead remark that there is “ legitimate possibility ” that the certificate deposit would be return , but they wo n’t see any possible funds until the mortal who allegedly scammed them is doom .

That measly $ 1 million raise from Beale ’s devotee could n’t produce a film to rival Marvel picture juggernauts . For more store , he reportedly turned to Ohana Capital Financial , a Utah - establish company that describes itself as a private investment business firm , according to The Daily Beast . The firm was headed by James Wolfgramm , but accord to a federal bill of indictment filed Sept. 21 in Utah District Court , Ohana was just one of many firm lock by the man who also operated under false name like Smisi Niu and James Vaka Niu , including bitcoin mining .

I would rather not link to Vox Day’s blog, so here’s a screenshot of his statement.

I would rather not link to Vox Day’s blog, so here’s a screenshot of his statement.Screenshot: Gizmodo

Wolfgramm , or whatever his actual name is , allegedly worked to defraud caller by claim he was a multimillionaire who made his money in crypto . He fail as far as to post picture of expensive sports cars he did n’t actually own , according to the indictment . Among many , many electric charge of imposter , public prosecutor said Wolfgramm spring OCF out of thin air , accept deposits from customers and used those funds to pay other line of work interests .

But most important for Beale and his production company Viral Films Media , prosecutors said the company called “ VFM ” try backing to produce a motion picture . The $ 1 million handed over to Ohana was guess to be carry in escrow , meaning hold until certain condition are met , by Wolfgramm and his company so they could procure a $ 4 million loan . prosecuting officer articulate Wolfgramm lied to Beale and his compatriots , and instead wired those cash in hand to a Chinese manufacturer for PPE equipment that it failed to grease one’s palms for another client .

Wolfgramm faces four counts of wire fraud regarding his transaction with Viral Films Media and other so-called cozenage . Gizmodo hand out to Wolfgramm ’s attorney , who is listed as Hutch Fale of the Utah - base Avery Bursdal & Fale , but we did not straightaway see back .

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Who Else Was Involved in the Rebel’s Run Trainwreck?

Scooter Downey was listed as the film ’s director . Downey had been previously signed on to write the book for Tucker Carlson ’s proper - backstage confederacy extravaganza documentary series on the Jan. 6 insurrection called Patriot Purge , and was also set to direct Rebel ’s Run . HisIMDBpage lists Tucker Carlson Originals as part of his editorial filmography , which could include the perfectly mad series End of Men , and he ’s promoted that serial on hisTwitter report . Carlson of late catch some flak for platforming and endorsing work force whotan their testicles , thinking that it assist testosterone product . Here ’s a clue , it does n’t .

But of course the right - wing outlook and conspiracy run profoundly than that . Downey retweeted conspiracist history remark a “ health crisis ” because of “ endocrine disrupting pollutants , simulated intellectual nourishment , and lack of workout . ”

The other fully grown name attached to the cinema was Chuck Dixon , a well - known comics writer who has written for Marvel ’s Punisher serial publication as well as DC ’s Batman through the nineties and former 2000s . Since 2010 he hasdived headlong into the alt - ripe conspiracist sphereand take up writing for Beale ’s Arkhaven marque including the Alt - Hero serial . That comic even includes a“Q ” plot line , with the tagline “ Where we go one , ” which is a plebeian phrase for the QAnon cabal that believes satanic Democrats are call for in a ring of cannabalistic paedophile .

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