cult comedy group Whitest Kids U ‘Know Perhaps best known for the IFC graphics series that produced iconic graphics such as The Classroom Skit and John Wilkes Booth Sketch. Their work isn’t just limited to television, though, they’ve already made the feature film Civil war on drugsand with band members Trevor Moore and Zack Krieger collaborating on the 2009 comedy Miss March like that. The group came together in a unique way in 2020 with a collaborative Twitch channel, but tragically, Moore passed away in August of 2021. Before his death, the final match was Whitest Kids U ‘Know The project has begun work and according to Cregger is on its way to completion.
It is set to be an animated movie titled MarsKrieger’s detection diverse that the film is being produced independently and that Moore was able to record all of his dialogue before his death. “Before Trevor passed away, we recorded all his dialogue, and we collectively funded the budget for this movie. It’s $300,000, or a little more. We’re currently making it up, and I think we’ll be done in about a month or so and I think it’s great….it comes down to With two billionaires racing to put a city on Mars. That’s the kind of line we like to get down to, where it looks like, OK, we’re not talking about Elon Musk, we’re not talking about.. any of these guys, but we’re going to talk about this. What’s going on in Society now is like all these rich men are about to start colonizing the moon because we think that’s still a problem 20 years from now.”
Cregger also offered an update to fans of the group that after Mars is complete, it will likely be the last thing Whitest Kids U’ Know, at least under that specific name. “Without Trevor, there are no whiter children,” the director added. “So this is going to be the last thing we have and I’m really proud of it and I’m really happy to put it out there.”
Although not done in association with other collaborators, Cregger has recently had success in the horror film. barbaricwho wrote and directed it. Now showing in cinemas, the film opened at #1 at the domestic box office and has an approval rating of 92% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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