Seth Porges

Director/producer #HowToRobABank on Netflix. #ClassActionPark on HBOMax.

Author: Our Polyvagal World: How Safety and Trauma Change Us.

Still write fun stuff.

[Seth Porges @sethporges]

Some personal news...

[Class Action Park @ClassActionPark]

Announcement time: @ClassActionPark—the first feature documentary about NJ's infamous Action Park amusement park—will be streaming over at HBO Max in August! Get ready, it's a wild ride... https://t.co/sepKELkb6k

[Seth Porges @sethporges]

@KyleGallner Movie rules! Telling ten people to each tell ten people to see it. (At this rate, we'll run out of people)

[Seth Porges @sethporges]

@Andr6wMale Definitely considered some Shellac songs for CAP.

[AM @Andr6wMale]

“True-crime documentary on Netflix” is rarely a draw for me but How To Rob A Bank is glorious. A beautifully made, gripping, and profound piece of filmmaking that runs under 90 minutes. How to make a documentary.

[Seth Porges @sethporges]

@AZBrianAnderson @netflix @SonnyBunch @morsels Let us know what you think

[Sonny Bunch @SonnyBunch]

Really enjoyed the new Netflix doc HOW TO ROB A BANK and talking to co-directors Seth Porges and Stephen Robert Morse about the collision of Hollywood and bank heists. I’m not really a true-crime guy, but this was very much my jam. https://t.co/JWVXoGrEDf

[Seth Porges @sethporges]

@tensigma @SonnyBunch Well, what do you want to know?

[Seth Porges @sethporges]

@ericszyszka @MikeBurdge @story_screen Welcome to the family

[Seth Porges @sethporges]

@wesadams05 @brazysenpai Very much appreciated! The movie was truly a labor of love for all of us.

[Seth Porges @sethporges]

@rondal77 @matthewbwake It's always that One Last Score that gets you

[Seth Porges @sethporges]

@motezb Many of the banks specifically wanted to avoid confrontation to ensure nobody got hurt. The money was insured and they'd rather the robbers took the cash and got out without it turning into a risky confrontation. Hollywood definitely took advantage of that.

[Seth Porges @sethporges]

@liberty_dao @netflix It IS a true story!

[Netflix @netflix]

A charismatic rebel in 1990s Seattle pulls off an unprecedented string of bank robberies straight out of the movies.

How to Rob a Bank is now playing.

[Brad @ Dread Central @DreadCentral]

The new Netflix documentary 'How To Rob A Bank' is as compelling as true crime fare gets. Read Tyler Doupé's (@FunWithHorror) review on Dread Central. https://t.co/609b5YAWHa

[Seth Porges @sethporges]

@kibblesmith @netflix Wow, looks great! I'll definitely check it out.

[Seth Porges @sethporges]

@jennie_kermode As a general rule, Predators should not have the same name as Minions.

[Seth Porges @sethporges]

Disney should legitimately turn the Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser into an overnight Alien-themed horror experience.

[TIME @TIME]

How Netflix's "How to Rob a Bank" tells a wild true story about living a life of lies: https://t.co/F8aqu5xNza

[The A.V. Club @TheAVClub]

How To Rob A Bank review: "Hollywood" thief gets Hollywood doc treatment https://t.co/OTYECI1fBW

[The Daily Beast @thedailybeast]

"Point Break" is a masterpiece of stylish macho-Zen California crime cinema, and thus it’s no shock to learn that it was also the inspiration for one of the greatest bank robbery sprees in recent American history.

https://t.co/l6dvtjYoO9

[Nick Schager @nschager]

"How to Rob a Bank" tells the wild story of one of America's greatest real-life bank robbers, who was inspired by Patrick Swayze in "Point Break."
https://t.co/7h4VcqnTl0

[Seth Porges @sethporges]

@Defunctland I can't believe we get to watch this stuff for free.