In brief: Evil Angel director Glenn King told fans on X (Oct. 10) to repost his pictures and clips under a minute as long as they keep his logo, and the same day called Texas’s 27-24 loss to Oklahoma “a disgraceful game.”
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Most studio owners fight reposts. Glenn King says go ahead and post his clips, with one condition.
The policy
“Some website owners get mad at people for taking their content and posting it. I am the opposite!” he posted on Oct. 10. “If you have pictures, post them! If you have video clips, cut it down to under a minute and post it!” His one request:
please do not remove my logo
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It’s a familiar marketing calculation: short clips with a watermark work as free advertising, while full-length piracy doesn’t. He didn’t address full scenes, which presumably fall under the sites’ usual terms.
The football
Hours later he moved on to college football. “A disgraceful game by the Texas Longhorns,” he wrote. “They got a lead and immediately went conservative and played not to lose,” drawing penalties “that were correctly called by the referees,” adding that “Penalties like defensive offsides should never happen.” He also offered a theory that Arch Manning “actually had his eyes” closed on one throw, a joke rather than an analysis.
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No. 1 Texas lost 27-24 to Oklahoma at the Cotton Bowl, on a walk-off field goal, after Manning threw two interceptions that led to 10 Oklahoma points despite three touchdown passes, the Austin American-Statesman reported.
On Oct. 12 King also posted that he was “literally standing up and cheering for the anaconda,” without saying what he was watching, so we won’t guess. Performer Kay Kay separately celebrated her Mean Bitches scene landing on Evil Angel that weekend.
Repost his clips and keep the logo on. As for the Longhorns, he wasn’t offering them the same goodwill.