So if you ever listens to the commentary on the DVD. He pretty much wrote and funded the whole thing, it more of a Joseph Bruce project, not really "ICP/Psychopathic" project.

I feel like the movie reveals his hidden animosity towards Myzery, Twiztid, and Alex. During the first green table scene he introduces Alex and calls him a shifty business con artist fruit juicer salesman. Its possible he had an idea he was stealing from him since the 90s before he left the label. He revealed it on opie and Anthony.

- Violent J says he stole millions in an interview

- Alex's intro in BMH, just listen to J's voice.

If he foresaw beefing with Alex, and disliked him I have no doubt he felt the same about Twiztid and was threatened they would take to much spot-lite.

Through out the movie Twiztid is written to be soft suburban wannabees, whom are also his little prison punk bitches that would oil his ass and feed him Cheetos. He made them cry in the film, he made them to be snitches.

He wrote Myzerys character to be a purse snatching douche bag.

At the time in the 90s when the movie came out it was just simple juggalo comedy, but now it seems like when he wrote the whole film it was to basically troll and humiliate them in front of his juggalo audience, and let juggalos know who is the boss of juggalo world. Time changed the movie from a comedy to a look into his psychology.

All the members he had killed at the table in character eventually dropped from psychopathic records.

Anyone else see the movie like this?