From director and writer M. Night Shyamalan comes Split, a horror/thriller starring James McAvoy, Anya Taylor-Joy and Haley Lu Richardson. McAvoy plays Kevin, a man with at least 23 different personalities. Compelled by one of his personalities, he abducts three teenage girls after they leave the mall with their dad. As the girl’s dad is loading up their bags, Kevin attacks and/or possibly kills him and gets in the driver seat of the car. He then sprays the girls with what we can assume is chloroform, and brings them to his underground holding cell.

Kevin is a very rare case. You don’t see many people able to carry 23 different personalities within one body.  Something is bound to go wrong. Not only is having 23+ personalities rare, but McAvoy’s character also has the ability to change his body’s chemistry with his thoughts. However these 23 personalities are not the most dangerous of all. Kevin has one more personality in the making. One that can take over and dominate all the others; The Beast.

Kevin struggles to survive among all of those contained within him—as well as everyone around him—as the walls between his compartments shatter apart. This film may put Hitchcock’s Norman Bates to shame.

Beware The Beast! Split hits theaters January 20^th, 2017.

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Thierry Guetta aka Mr Brainwash has been spending time in Palm Spring working on a large mural for Coachella. The french street artist, used large scale stencils representing Hitchock with his signature message “x is beautiful.” The artist’s drive is admirable and contributes to what sets him apart from other stencil artist such as Nick Walker or Banksy.

“I want to have fun, to have an adventure. My heart is as big as this whole space. I want to give.The most important thing is to be passionate about what you do, to love what you do, to do it with your heart. If it’s not heart, it’s not good.”

Starring in “Exit Through The Gift Shop,” a documentary of questionable validity about street art in LA, propelled him and his career forward. In the movie, his hobby for filming street artists leads him to his big break as an artist himself. Mr. Brainwash works from impulse.

“I don’t think about what I do. The most important is trying to do good. It’s about letting go. Art is freedom, that’s why it’s art. Freedom…there’s no rules, it doesn’t come with a manual.”

Read more on Mr. Brainwash and his philosophies: here

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