Filmmaker Statement

I made I Got Them Pegged because I missed the kind of movies I made as a kid—goofy, mysterious, full of heart, and shot with whatever camera I could find. This series is a return to that energy: lo-fi, intimate, and completely handmade. It’s a love letter to the VHS era, to small-town weirdness, and to the creative magic of just picking up a camera and rolling. What started as a simple idea—two siblings investigating a bloody trash bag—turned into seven episodes of genre-hopping chaos, emotional surprises, and deeply stupid joy. It’s funny, scrappy, and probably too sincere for its own good. But I think that’s why I love it.