
Taber Corn
Comedy
Overview
Independent film maker J.D Sebastian sets out to document the life of someone who influences culture at a grass roots level. And that someone is the misanthropic b-movie webmaster Buddha Wilson. To strike a balance Sebastian also talks with Buddha's polar opposite webmaster rival Leon Brown.
Top Cast
Blake Ryan
Blake Ryan
Buddha Wilson
Blake Ryan
Buddha Wilson
Ben Fruend
Ben Fruend
J.D. Sebastian
Ben Fruend
J.D. Sebastian
Tony Capps
Tony Capps
Leon Brown
Tony Capps
Leon Brown
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