An offbeat, humorous movie about a serious subject.

Beating the Bunny is a very unconventional film that deals with one of the worst addictions in the world -- pornography. If there were a top ten list of taboo subjects within the church, pornography would likely be found near the top. No one seems to want to talk about it,but the funny thing is...almost everyone deals with these issues at some point in his or her life. In North America, the average age when kids are exposed to porn continues to drop, too, currently estimated to be age 11 (according to some sources).

Burnt Scroll Productions decided to take a risk and get the conversation started. Beating the Bunny is a low-budget film from a first time film-maker, a quirky, entertaining drama of a young man who tries to hide his porn-viewing habits from his parents. Meanwhile, he is haunted in his nightmares by a giant, evil, pink bunny!

Beating the Bunny is a look at how porn affects a young man's thoughts and how typical families sometimes brush the issue under the carpet. It's not going to win an Academy Award -- but it's likely to communicate effectively with teens (...which is precisely what the film-makers wanted).

Special Features:
-Challenging "Porn Talk" Vignette
-Porn Statistics Quiz
-Full Soundtrack (mp3 and menu-accessible)
-Blooper/Gag Reel
-Deleted Scenes
-Two Free Short Films: "Skim Milk Charms" and "Unheard Cries of Mercy"
-English Subtitles
-Full Discussion Curriculum

Length: 24 minutes (plus bonus features)
Producer: Burnt Scroll Productions, 2005
UPC: 094922534408