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Fund and watch exclusive crowdfunded stories that Hollywood doesn't want you to see.
$14.00/month. Cancel anytime.
Fund and watch exclusive crowdfunded stories that Hollywood doesn't want you to see.
$14.00/month. Cancel anytime.
Watch trailers of content we're funding and the free stuff that's been funded that's fighting against the woke Hollywood culture.
American Live is an underground comedy show that hates tyranny, loves America, and knows that globalists can’t stand being laughed at.
An animated kid’s show where teddy bears retell epic bible stories with all the violence of the source material, but it’s ok because they are teddy bears.
Joseph Granda breaks the most ridiculous laws while advocating for personal freedom.
A multi-part horror series documenting demonic activity in the coalfields of West Virginia.
Director Nick LaRovere brings you into the world of "Esotera", a post-apocalyptic landscape set generations after a devastating solar flare causes society to crumble.
Animated shorts that expose the horrors of modern-day child sacrifice.
An animated sitcom about the Tremblays and their Louisiana adventures. It's equal parts heartwarming, funny, and unfathomably frustrating for Maple.
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An innovative and charismatic influencer is exploding into popularity when she states an opinion that she doesn’t know will get her crucified by her peers.
You don't need evidence to prove that God exists.
Steamboat Willie was the first Mickey Mouse cartoon to ever be published.
With a postmillennial eschatology, what are the practical implications of it in our day-to-day lives?
Cinematic paintings built from the Psalms of David.
A bible show that educates, evangelizes, and entertains, through music, role play, and more!
A deathbed conversion gone awry, an over-zealous porn blocker, a farmer who won't sell his pumpkins for Halloween, a gossipy small group, and more. God calls us to love His Church as the Body of Christ. But has He actually met these people?
Four, fun-loving missionary brothers experience adventures of culture, creation, and worldview in the most pristine and biodiverse marine environment on the planet.
An animated kid’s show where teddy bears retell epic bible stories with all the violence of the source material, but it’s ok because they are teddy bears.
With the wind in their face and enjoying the freedom that riding brings, these tattooed, bearded bikers share intimate stories about themselves and remind us that we are the sum total of many stories in the book of life.
Joseph Granda breaks the most ridiculous laws while advocating for personal freedom.
Director Nick LaRovere brings you into the world of "Esotera", a post-apocalyptic landscape set generations after a devastating solar flare causes society to crumble.
An animated sitcom about the Tremblays and their Louisiana adventures. It's equal parts heartwarming, funny, and unfathomably frustrating for Maple.
Cinematic paintings built from the Psalms of David.
A bible show that educates, evangelizes, and entertains, through music, role play, and more!
A deathbed conversion gone awry, an over-zealous porn blocker, a farmer who won't sell his pumpkins for Halloween, a gossipy small group, and more. God calls us to love His Church as the Body of Christ. But has He actually met these people?
LOOR is a streaming platform that allows monthly subscribers to spend the monthly subscription funding the movies and TV shows that they want to see.
LOOT in an internal currency that it is used to fund films and TV shows that cannot be made within the typical Hollywood ecosystem.
Artists need to eat and pay bills just like every other human. Many movies and TV shows require licensing fees to be paid in order for the streaming rights to be made available to a streaming platform for a few years. Exclusive streaming rights cost more than non-exclusive. Most streaming services pay millions of dollars for streaming rights and takes a guess as to whether or not the subscribers want to watch the content. At LOOR, you get to make that decision on your own.
Pre-production projects are films or TV shows that exist in very early stages. This could be a completed script, or entire pitch deck. In some cases an artist may have filmed a few scenes, or created an entire trailer. Once the funding goal is reached the artist will then have their LOOT converted to cash and begin production of the film or TV series. In most cases a movie can take anywhere from six months to a year to complete, the film maker will keep you updated on the progress all the way until Premiere night.
Every project that is funded on LOOR will be viewable to every monthly subscriber whether they funded it or not. LOOR is an all you can eat buffet, not a Patreon with gated off channels.
As LOOR gains monthly subscribers, more projects will get funded and created, and the amount of streaming content will grow over time. Hollywood was not built in a day, and it won't be defeated in a day either.
If after a set amount of time a project is not successfully funded then the LOOT spent on that project is returned to the users, this LOOT BOOST can then be spent boosting other projects of the subscribers choice.
We want to see projects funded and artists paid well. So to encourage people to be active on the site and to check in regularly on new projects your LOOT expires if not used. Expired LOOT is then banked and used to boost other projects and incentivize new users.
100% of all LOOT used to fund projects goes directly to the artist and their project.
That's the eventual plan, though we're still gauging when/how to invest in it since we don't know how hair-trigger the "cancel from the app store" threat is.
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