Light Smash

Film sets are dangerous places. Sometimes, dangerous things happen and if you are lucky the camera will be rolling to catch them. That is always the best. Like when they were shooting the "Twilight Zone" movie and a helicopter sliced up some dude and a kid. Sucks for John Landis, awesome for youtube.

Same thing happened to us. Carlos didn't get a shape up from some rotary blades but we did lose equipment and the reaction caught on film was that of truly terrified and scared boys:

I will protect the name of the poor bastard who let out that shriek. Only the men in that room know who it was. We will all take that to the grave.