
SHORTS normally wouldn’t be the kind of movie that you would expect could command a big Hall H presentation. But when the director of that movie is fan favorite Robert Rodriguez who has a ton of other cool shit to talk about (like PREDATORS and MACHETE), the man gets his Hall H audience.
After the panel was over we were lucky to catch up with Robert to talk about both his current and upcoming projects to see what exactly we can be expecting from him. Check it out!
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