Wilford 'Motherloving' Warfstache

This masterpiece is just a sliver of evidence that proves Mark Fischbach is capable and worthy of his own movie. I really want Chris Nolan to see this because I know he'd love it and want to with with Mark.

Okay, I know most people are biased toward YouTubers when they do anything that crosses over into the "normal" realm of entertainment (whether it's music, writing, or in this case directing/acting), but personally, I think this goes above and beyond what many famous directors can do.

This is a practical short film with that classic Christopher Nolanish tone to it. The music is a bit underwhelming, but so is every low-budget film that can't have its own original soundtrack. With that being said, the music is not totally lacking; the theme gives me chills every time I hear it.

The plot and characters are magnificent, but there is one potential weak spot: part of the magic of Mark's world is the backstory of these characters; it's vague and has never been completely unveiled to the audience. If Mark chooses to reveal the complete backstory- and I think he should (otherwise, what's the point?)- can it live up to the greatness his story seems to be building up to? If he fails at writing a backstory that matches this short film, it could be devastating to his entire franchise. I know I'm getting ahead of myself, but that's just something to think about.

Anyway, I figured I'd write a legitimate review since his fans are probably going to spam the IMDb app with jokes or give Mark a 10/10 just because we love him and want to see him succeed.

I'm not saying this is great just because it was made by Markiplier, I'm saying this because it's true, this short film is a perfect continuation of Who Killed Markiplier, it has great editing, filming, and it's also fun to see a character like Abe fall into a sort of madness, but life needs madness. 10/10