Robert Barnsley

When I saw it on there, I was thinking, great short film. I like the idea of this. It sounds interesting. And of course, I want to try to be the killer. I want to be the bad guy. And Mark Twitchell? Seemed like a very normal guy trying to do a film. Nice guy. Yeah, very nice. Very pleasant.

When I saw it on there, I was thinking, great short film. I like the idea of this. It sounds interesting. And of course, I want to try to be the killer. I want to be the bad guy. And Mark Twitchell? Seemed like a very normal guy trying to do a film. Nice guy. Yeah, very nice. Very pleasant.

It got kind of scary where I enjoyed it too much. Well, you got to be the sadist big time, huh? Absolutely, yeah. It was very fun for me to play, actually. I really rather enjoyed doing it. I was thinking to myself, oh, God, did I just think that I could do this and make it believable? Which said Robert Barnsley was exactly what director Mark Twitchell seemed to want.

It got kind of scary where I enjoyed it too much. Well, you got to be the sadist big time, huh? Absolutely, yeah. It was very fun for me to play, actually. I really rather enjoyed doing it. I was thinking to myself, oh, God, did I just think that I could do this and make it believable? Which said Robert Barnsley was exactly what director Mark Twitchell seemed to want.

I mean, there was a point where I had to stab the dummy through the chest with a samurai sword. And he'd be sitting behind the chair and he'd be leaning in and say, okay, listen, when you're turning the blade, grit your teeth and really show that you're enjoying it.

I mean, there was a point where I had to stab the dummy through the chest with a samurai sword. And he'd be sitting behind the chair and he'd be leaning in and say, okay, listen, when you're turning the blade, grit your teeth and really show that you're enjoying it.

When I saw it on there, I was thinking, great short film. I like the idea of this. It sounds interesting. And of course, I want to try to be the killer. I want to be the bad guy. And Mark Twitchell? Seemed like a very normal guy trying to do a film. Nice guy. Yeah, very nice. Very pleasant.

It got kind of scary where I enjoyed it too much. Well, you got to be the sadist big time, huh? Absolutely, yeah. It was very fun for me to play, actually. I really rather enjoyed doing it. I was thinking to myself, oh, God, did I just think that I could do this and make it believable? Which said Robert Barnsley was exactly what director Mark Twitchell seemed to want.

I mean, there was a point where I had to stab the dummy through the chest with a samurai sword. And he'd be sitting behind the chair and he'd be leaning in and say, okay, listen, when you're turning the blade, grit your teeth and really show that you're enjoying it.