What's it about...
After the adventure of Pink Five Strikes Back, Stacy returns like a jilted lover. Who knew Lea had competition?!
Filmic says...
The ever creative Trey Stokes does it again with this follow up. What’s equally as impressive as his ability to make a film like this that looks so good for no money is his ability to wave Stacey into the same storyline we know from Star Wars.
About the Filmmaker
Trey Stokes
Trey Stokes is an American filmmaker and puppeteer, best known for his Star Wars parody series Pink Five, and his puppeteering work on various movie, TV, and motion-ride projects.
After meeting and teaming up with actress Amy Earhart in 2000 for the now-defunct Aliendog web series, Stokes began directing short films of his own, often in 48-hour film competitions. His 48-hour films, all featuring Earhart, include The Untitled Russian Film, Land of Many Uses, Fish Guys, and Double Shot.
One of the many shorts Stokes and Earhart collaborated on was a 2002 Star Wars spoof entitled Pink Five. Originally intended as a bluescreen test project, the film became an internet hit beyond their expectations.
Titles by this filmmaker...
During the Battle of Yavin, the destruction of the Death Star made Luke Skywalker a hero. However, many other brave pilots risked their lives during that battle… many untrained pilots.
Stacey follows Luke to Dagobah where she unwittingly becomes a tool for Yoda as he trains Luke… and in the process Stacey gains some Jedi training herself.
On a glaciated Earth wracked by superstorms and brutal meteor showers, survivors band together in secret underground bunkers to avoid the lethal landscape… and the savage hordes who rule it.
Follow Stacy and her adventures as Pink Five in this classic parody series.
Volume Two opens with the arrival of the Rebel fleet at the Death Star. After a brief entreaty from the ghost of Obi-Wan Kenobi, Stacey heads to the surface to “rescue” Han again.
Finally, the end! Stacey goes on a desperate final mission in the epic conclusion… in which nothing ends the way you thought it did.
