Survival Of The Fittest

Posted: **Thu Dec 06, 2018 2:38 am**

Alright, first off, thank you for waiting patiently.

And now, on to the tallies. The first four will be in this post.

[+] Votes: Deamon Lynch's "Title" has received 22 votes.

Next, was Cica. Da. Abrams' "They'll Soon Discover", with 27.5 votes!

A third was P. Pipp Shyamalan's "Hello Zepp". It won 36.5 votes. What a great twist!

One more: Laurlie Chaplin's "Over the Love" won 44 votes, with one 12 and one 10.

Stay tuned for more.

Posted: **Thu Dec 06, 2018 2:51 am**

[+] Moar: Steven Spielboog's "Bells of Notre Dame" and Panc Apra's "Flash" both tied at 45 points. "Notre Dame" also received a 12.

Kamtin Kazetino's "Face to Face" received 50 votes. We're sure she's dealing with her loss well. However, it did receive a 12.

Next was Doddson Welles' "Live and Let Die", at 54.5 votes.

Posted: **Thu Dec 06, 2018 3:03 am**

[+] Next: Christopher NolDN's "The Challenge" was not up for the challenge of winning Best Picture, it turns out. However, it received 56.5 votes, with three 12s and one 10. It also won the award for Best Effects!

Next was James CaMaraoone's "In the House, In a Heartbeat", at 59 points. It received one 10.

Peter Brackson did well with his work "Cut to the Feeling." It received 61 points, with one 10.

Now, Slam Raimi's "Breath of Life" did well too, with 64 votes. It received two 10s and one 12.

Posted: **Thu Dec 06, 2018 3:17 am**

[+] And...: Shioley Kubrick's "Exit Music (For a Film)" received 67.5 points, with two 10s and two 12s. That troubled production paid off.

Alfred Hitchmarnock's "Hellfire" received 74 points, with two 12s.

Paigely Scott's surprisingly in-depth "Stayin' Alive" won 78 points, with one 12 and one 10.

Tying with it was Pig Burton's "Komm Susser Todd"! It had two 10s and a 12.

(yes, I know that's from the TV series, not EoE itself. Shush.)

Posted: **Thu Dec 06, 2018 3:25 am**

And now... our nominated productions for Best Picture.

The two contenders we have are...

Ruggermo del Toro's "I've Seen It All!"

Annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd...

Darren AronofsRC's "You Know My Name!"

And now, I will open this envelope to reveal who won.

Drumroll please.

[+] WINNER: "YOU KNOW MY NAME!"

It received 101 points, with four tens and one twelve. Congratulations!

The runner up, "I've Seen It All," received 93 points, with three 12s.

Good job, everyone.

The 19th Annual SOTF Film Festival (song contest #19)