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Ah My Goddess: Bad Goddess (DUB) Let's Save Vic Morrow TTS Voice Track

Dark Moon: October 14, 2023 at 10:55 AM PST / 1:55 PM EST

Made during the Hollywood WGA Strike by a Blacklisted Writer/Director and a Pagan Mythology Demon Goddess

For their own personal Sick and Twisted Amusement, Urd and Skuld from Ah My Goddess lure Directors Steven Spielberg, Joe Dante, and George Miller into a Trap at Kevin Neece's House and force them to Time Travel back to the day when Vic Morrow and Two Children were killed by a Helicopter Accident on the set of John Landis Twilight Zone The Movie. Their Mission: Save the lives of both Vic Morrow and Heather O'Rourke from Poltergeist. If they attempt to back out or run away from their mission, the System Force will induce them to die of a Fatal Heart Attack and condemn their souls to Niflheim, aka Viking Hell. There's just one problem. Once they step off the TARDIS into 1982, nobody will be able to recognize them because of their ages and they will not have the proper studio authority clearances to tamper with the Film Production. And they are being stalked by Dan Aykroyd who is the Angel of Death. Will Spineless Spielberg finally grow a Spine to stand up to John Landis and Save the Day? The Suspense is Killing Me, I hope it will last. The movie is a Black Comedy meant to feel like a Spiritual Sequel to the Back to the Future Universe and a Tales from the Crypt Living Nightmare.

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If you're making a movie about a real person, and someone asks you whether you have gotten permission from that person to portray them in the film, just pull out this quote from Olivia De Havilland's lawsuit against FX Networks for portraying her in Feud.

"Books, films, plays, and television shows often portray real people. Some are famous and some are just ordinary folks. Whether a person portrayed in one of these expressive works is a world-renowned film star . . . or a person no one knows, she or he does not own history. Nor does she or he have the legal right to control, dictate, approve, disapprove, or veto the creator's portrayal of actual people."

De Havilland v. FX Networks, LLC, 21 http://Cal.App.5th 845, 850 (Cal. Ct. App. 2018)

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  • Kevin Neece
    Director
  • Kevin Neece
    Writer
  • Kevin Neece
    Producer
  • Steven Spielberg
    Key Cast
    "Steven Spielberg"
  • Joe Dante
    Key Cast
    "Joe Dante"
  • George Miller
    Key Cast
    "George Miller"
  • Dan Aykroyd
    Key Cast
    "The Angel of Death"
  • Corey Feldman
    Key Cast
    "Doctor What"
  • Urdr Nornir
    Key Cast
    "Urd Goddess of the Past"
  • Skuld Nornir
    Key Cast
    "Skuld Goddess of the Future"
  • Gilda Radner
    Key Cast
    "Gilda Radner"
  • John Belushi
    Key Cast
    "John Belushi"
  • Chris Farley
    Key Cast
    "Officer Chris Farley"
  • Phil Hartman
    Key Cast
    "Larry the Sledgehammer Man"
  • Taylor Momsen
    Key Cast
    "Heather The Intern"
  • Stanley Kubrick
    Key Cast
    "James Camomille"
  • Tobe Hooper
    Key Cast
    "Paul Stewart"
  • Vic Morrow
    Key Cast
    "Vic Morrow"
  • John Landis
    Key Cast
    "John Landis"
  • River Phoenix
    Key Cast
    "River Phoenix"
  • Project Type:
    Animation, Experimental, Feature, Television, Web / New Media
  • Runtime:
    3 hours 55 minutes 18 seconds
  • Completion Date:
    July 14, 2023
  • Production Budget:
    15 USD
  • Country of Origin:
    United States
  • Country of Filming:
    United States
  • Language:
    English
  • Shooting Format:
    Medibang Paint Pro
  • Aspect Ratio:
    16:9
  • Film Color:
    Color
  • First-time Filmmaker:
    No
  • Student Project:
    No
  • EdiPlay International Film Festival
    ÉVRY, Île-de-France
    France
    February 5, 2024
    Best Animated Film
  • NYC Independent Film Festival
    New York City
    United States
    February 29, 2024
    Best Feature Animation
  • Filmovia International Film Festival

    February 28, 2024
    Best Animation Film
  • Accolade Global Film Competition
    La Jolla, CA
    United States
    March 5, 2024
    Best Experimental
  • Hollywood Hype International Film Festival

    March 1, 2024
    Best Animation Film
  • Athens International Monthly Art Film Festival
    Athens
    Greece
    January 25, 2025
    Honorary Mention Best Animation
  • Movie Play International Film Festival

    February 19, 2024
    Honorary Mention Best Animated
  • Multi Dimension Independent Film Festival
    London
    United Kingdom
    April 23, 2024
    Best Animated Film
  • Washington DC International Cinema Festival
    Las Vegas
    United States
    April 30, 2024
    Best Animated Feature
  • Cineverse International Film Festival
    Needwood, BURTON DE13 8AS
    April 7, 2024
    Best Animated Film
  • FilmNest International Film Festival

    March 31, 2024
    Finalist Best Animation Film
  • Chalachitra International Film Awards
    Kolkata, West Bengal 700007
    March 14, 2024
    Finalist Best Animated Film
  • Cine Vista Oasis Film Awards

    March 24, 2024
    Finalist Best Animation Film
  • Script Symphony Award
    Kolkata
    April 14, 2024
    Finalist Best Animation Film
  • Ecovision Global Film Festival
    Sydney
    Australia
    May 1, 2024
    Finalist Best Animated Film
  • Spring Time International Film Festival
    Amiya House Jadavpur Kolkata, WEST BENGAL 700092
    April 22, 2024
    Finalist Best Animated Film
  • Oz Indie Film Festival
    St Kilda, Melbourne, VIC 3182
    Australia
    May 1, 2024
    Best Animation
  • Pageant Film Festival
    Gangtok, Sikkim
    India
    May 1, 2024
    Finalist Best Animated Film
Distribution Information
  • FilmHub, YouTube, Facebook Video, Instagram Video, DVD-R Download
    Rights: All Rights, Internet
Director Biography - Kevin Neece

Kevin Neece was born and raised in Austin TX. He grew up an only child, watching a non-stop onslaught of vhs tapes from the local video rentals, and got into the hobby of copying the video tapes using multiple vcrs and editing video mixtapes. He was raised on a diet of Troma Films and Dark Horse Comics anti hero series: Comics Greatest World and The Mask.

Kevin got into screenwriting around the age of 15, but quit after three screenplays and went on to focus on raising a family and working in retail. He met his first wife in 2002, married her in 2003, had a daughter with her in 2004, and remained married to her for 15 years. Sometime around 2008, he was drafted as the volunteer webmaster for director Josh Becker's website where he spent a lot of time watching old movies at the recommendation of Josh's Extensive Film Knowledge.

In 2009-2010 Kevin lost his career in retail and took a dishwashing job at Alamo Drafthouse Lake Creek out of desperation. It was there he met his friend Austen Crothers, who edited the lobby videos, and helped give him some insight into the making of their Cult Thursday screenings. Kevin noticed the line-up of films wasn't very good, as if they were just pick cheap $5 films out of the bargain bin, and offered to help pay the licensing fees to get some better cult films, and his fascination with the Preshow Mixtapes got him back into Video Editing. Kevin's ambitions were admirable, and he got a line-up of The Projectionist, Simon King of the Witches, Boss N*****r, and Fairy Tales, but in the process of paying the licensing fees, he accidentally "booked" the movies, and he did it without running it by the creative director. Being undermined by a dishwasher, this started a personal vendetta between Kevin and Alamo Drafthouse. Kevin saved his money and tried to get into 35mm print collecting, and got his hands on a 35mm print of Ken Russell's Lisztomania, and privately screened it for his co-workers, curating the preshow, and about twenty people showed up. But none of his bosses did. After putting so much time, money, and effort into putting on a show only to be intentionally dissed by the management, Kevin walked out three days later on his daughter's birthday.

Kevin had plans to move his family to South Austin to live in his grandmother's house for free rent, working as a caregiver, and once he got a dayjob, he could use the extra money to go into renting out theaters to put on film screenings and editing video mixtapes. But the jobs never came, and Dobie Theater shut down. Kevin started putting his efforts into a music video mashup style of preshow editing, but the damage had been done. Alamo Drafthouse refused to look at anything he made, stating that no theater in America would ever run his work. In 2011, Kevin became fascinated with an Alamo Drafthouse show called Horror Remix, and knew that some of the employees had discarded leftover copies from past shows. Upon getting some from a friend, he made the mistake of telling EJ, the show's editor, that he had copies, and it accidentally resulted in one of Kevin's projectionist friends losing his career. Somewhere around that time, Kevin was introduced to the Anime Series, Ah! My Goddess, via a theatrical screening of the first disc of Flights of Fancy as a part of their Anime at the Alamo Series. From that point on, he was hooked and watched everything the show and the manga had to offer two times over.

As job after job turned Kevin down, he began to fall into despair. But he experimented with editing mashup shows similar to Horror Remix, and even learned how to remake the Horror Remixes at home that he didn't have access to. In 2014, Kevin began to attribute his backtracing trick to the Alamo Drafthouse Preshows, where he realized that they were outsourcing a majority of their preshow material off of youtube. Kevin collected around 350 preshows over a period of four years, and as his own private joke revenge, gave the preshows back to the employees in envelopes, knowing that Alamo Drafthouse would never look at them, mistakenly thinking he was trying to submit his own editing work. The original preshow curators that Kevin was copying were: Laird Jimenez (main editor), Sarah Pitre (girlie night), Craig Ries (sing alongs). One day, he received a message from the theater that it was no longer necessary to turn the discs into the theater. They let it go. Kevin then realized that they had held their employee appreciation day on the same day that he had walked off the job at Lake Creek, and considered the coincidence to be a sign from God that he should let things go.

In 2016, when Kevin was attending a Garth Manor screening of Benjamin R Moody's Last Girl Standing at Alamo Drafthouse Village, he was hunt down by an old Lake Creek co-worker named Michael Ludlow, who had recently gotten into Public Access, making a television show called Zombie Life TV. Michael had been roommates with Kevin's old friend Austen, and had been watching all of the early editing work that Kevin had been sending him years ago. In Michael's own words, Kevin had an amazing ability for peering through two hours of garbage films and finding little five second nuggets of gold. Kevin was shocked. Michael wasn't aware of his ability to collect Alamo Drafthouse preshows. He wanted Kevin to edit the Horror Montage background end credits based on all of his early work that had repeatedly been rejected by Alamo Drafthouse.

In exchange for his mixtape editing work, Kevin was taught the duties of a technical director, where he got to work the switchboard in the control room for both Zombie Life TV and Fanboy TV. It was there he was introduced to Gavin Stone, Eddie Rotten, Brenda Dickerson, JP Provins, Saul Ravencraft, Lydia Gallardo, Tom Timbrooks, Nick Lybrand, Robert Chaney, Captain Burton, and a bunch of others. Kevin was responsible for switching the camera angles during the live broadcasts and cutting in the graphics videos (in addition to making the Horror Mashup end credits). While he was working there, Kevin wrote a fan fiction series called Bad Goddess, which was intended as a satire of the tv series Ah My Goddess. Kevin also got to meet director Frank Oz (of Little Shop of Horrors) and he got to work on a Pittsburgh Penguins Ice Hockey background mixtape for a Jumbotron in email collaboration with BC Furtney (director of New Terminal Hotel, starring Stephen Geoffreys). BC Furtney's response to Kevin was, "So you want to be a director, let me know when you release your first movie."

Kevin was somewhat dismayed as he had no stories to tell, and decided to take the risk adapting Bad Goddess as a Storyboarded Fake Studio Pitch Fan Film series using stock animation he screencaptured and photoshopped off the Flights of Fancy dvds. Kevin's theory was that, because fan fiction could not be copyrighted, if he went out and made the series, nobody else could steal it either. He wouldn't be able to make a distribution deal with it, but he could release it on youtube and archive.org as long as he was honest about the bootleg nature of it. Kosuke Fujishima and Kodansha LTD, could've easily sued him for his efforts, but chose to ignore the series in silence even though Kevin sent them emails explaining what the show was. Kevin's show could be considered a blatant act of copyright infringement, but at the same time, all of the copyright owners characters crossed each other out and protected Kevin's work from being stolen even though he could never own it.

In 2017, halfway into Zombie Life TV's third season, the show was cancelled. Kevin was going to stay on with Fanboy TV, but some nasty gossip about a conversation he had with Logan Gordon concerning an old abusive relationship with Michael Ludlow got leaked around the station, and everyone was offended by Kevin's attempt to stay out of if, mistakenly thinking that he condoned Michael's actions. Kevin was not only scandalized off the station, but feared that it was Karmic Backlash for the Projectionist incident back in 2011 when he accidentally got his friend fired from Alamo Drafthouse Lake Creek. Kevin knew that if he ever continued on with his career somehow, the incident would be dragged out again to haunt him, and he felt that his station friends did it intentionally as the Ladies of Fandom were looking to get rid of him from the outset because of a vendetta brought on by Courtney Manor.

Kevin decided to make the best of things, going to a birthday party concert held by Brenda Dickerson at Kick Butt Coffee, and in his attempts to video record the show using his iphone7, realized he could shoot feature length documentaries on his phone for youtube. Kevin was able to use these Documentary Films, along with Zombie Life TV, and Bad Goddess, to build himself an IMDb resume as a director. Kevin's idea, was that the behind the scenes lives of the ZLTV cast and crew were much more interesting than the variety show they were putting on in front of the television cameras, and that all of the stars and past guests should be explored documentary style. Instead of making a bunch of fictional films, he would dedicate his film career to following the lives of his own friends, which could be shot for nothing on an iPhone. While Kevin doesn't have the industry clout to make distribution deals, he printed up dvd case copies for the local I LUV VIDEO and Goodwill so that his films would be lost within the video archives to be found by trash film collectors later in life.

Kevin eventually followed up Bad Goddess Season 1 & 2 with a third season called Marller Gets a Spinoff, which would be a crossover series with other Anime Shows like Doctor Who, Those Who Hunt Elves, Hellsing, Ghost in the Shell, Najica Blitz Tactics, Ex-Driver, Bubblegum Criss, Bio Booster Armor Guyver, Angel Tales, Love Hina, and A Certain Magical Index. While Kevin originally intended Bad Goddess to be a short and contained series, he continues to work on the cartoons month by month, as nobody has tried to stop him and the series costs nothing to make and post online. And in-between them, he adapt Kosuke Fujishima's other manga series into video comic format as a hobby (such as Paradise Residence, Toppu GP, and the original Oh My Goddess). Kevin sticks to the work of Kosuke Fujishima, as Fujishima has never had full control on how his work has been adapted to the screen and Kevin wants his video comic adaptations to be the most faithful versions of his work as possible.

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IMDb Trivia:

**Kevin Neece claims that the movie is co-written by a Necromancer Goddess named Hekate who possessed him as a Spirit Medium to help him with his writing. In the movie, Vic Morrow says the following lines to John Landis: "That's the future of fucking acting for you! Action Movies are going to completely kill the art form someday until the only scripted lines that we are going to get are: "Get Down!" "Watch out!" "Run and Save Yourselves!" "Get Naked and make love to me Barbara because you're my Whore!" Fuck Hollywood Action Movies!" At the time that Kevin Neece wrote those lines in the movie, he was unaware that Jennifer Jason Leigh was Vic Morrow's daughter or that her mother was Named Barbara Turner. Vic Morrow's fictional persona was cracking jokes about his own wife Barbara who passed away in 2016.

**The Musical Soundtrack Asthetics of the Adventure are meant to feel like an Unofficial Sequel Spinoff to the Robert Zemeckis Back to the Future Universe. And it's a combination of Animation and Live Action like Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Looney Tunes Back in Action.

**In the film, John Landis is showcased to have spent money on providing Cocaine to the Crew as additional inspiration because Francis Ford Coppola was on Cocaine during the making of Apocalypse Now. Kevin Neece was initially fearful that he was portraying John Landis to be something that he might not have been in real life for comedic purposes and simply guessed that if you were a Hollywood Director during the early 1980s, there was probably Cocaine and Quaaludes involved. Kevin Neece later performed an internet search only to discover that John Landis DID have a COCAINE BUDGET on the set of The Blues Brothers for both the Cast and Crew to provide additional incentive to them. Dan Aykroyd talked about the Cocaine Budget in an online interview. Kevin Neece's original intuition accidentally got it right. In Contrast to what one might think after watching Let's Save Vic Morrow, Kevin Neece does not do Illegal Drugs. The only prescription medication he takes is Olanzapine for the Severe BiPolar Schizoaffective Disorder.

**George Miller's Death Scene is inspired by Hart Bochner's Role in Die Hard where he attempts to business talk his way out of being killed by Alan Rickman by betraying all of his co-workers.

**The Introduction Scene of the movie that takes place in Kevin Neece's House is meant to feel like an Agatha Christie mystery like Ten Little Indians where random people show up at a location unaware of what they will find or how they are connected thus leading to an Adventure.

**The Entire Film is meant to feel like both a Robert Zemeckis Film and a Tales from the Crypt Nightmare. Robert Zemeckis was one of the Producers on Tales from the Crypt.

**River Phoenix's guest role in the movie singing excerpts from Faust from Phantom of the Paradise to punctuate each of the scenes is inspired by both Cat Ballou and My Name is Bruce. In Phantom of the Paradise, Jessica Harper's character is also named Phoenix.

**In the movie, Steven Spielberg and Joe Dante plan to hobble John Landis' leg with a sledgehammer while he is high on cocaine, stealing the idea from Stephen King's Misery. Interestingly enough, Stephen King has stated that Misery was written while he was addicted to cocaine. Anne Wilkes IS cocaine. She's Stephen King's Number One Fan.

**There's a Secret Unintentional Easter Egg hidden in Act One of the movie. Kevin Neece keeps his grandmother Naomi Peterson's Ashes in a Plastic Box on the Shelf in the back wall by the Picture Frames. That means that Naomi Peterson's Ashes are hidden in the background of the movie during the scenes in Kevin Neece's Living Room. See also the Documentary Slide Show film The Secret Life of Naomi Peterson.

**In the Bad Goddess Universe, John Landis is presented as having an Ego Trip Grudge Match against Joe Dante as to who will direct the Best Segment in Twilight Zone The Movie. In Reality, John Landis and Joe Dante later worked together again on Amazon Women on the Moon. Their Onscreen Grudge Match was in Kevin Neece's Imagination

**Kevin Neece credits Hekate Goddess of the Crossroads as his co-writer because he believes he was possessed by her when he wrote the movie. Hekate's Influence over Kevin Neece as either a form of Schizoaffective Disorder or an actual Demonic Possession is a mystery, however, for those who are curious, the scenes where Hekate took over the wheel as the writer are the Scene where Skuld tells George Miller she killed Byron Kennedy because she looked into his future and saw he would make Kids Movies like Babe and Happy Feet, the Macadamia Nuts scene that starts out as Nonsensical then Disturbingly comes together and makes perfect sense thanks to John Belushi's explanation, the scene where Steven Spielberg plays chess with Stanley Kubrick as Explosives Expert James Camomille, Kevin Neece claims he had no idea how to write an Explosives Technician when he wrote the scene and that Hekate was responsible for most of it, and then there is the final dialogue scene by Skuld explaining the Nature of Good and Evil Life and Death concerning the Conspiracy Theory of Heather O'Rourke from Poltergeist. Hekate is also the one responsible for teaching Kevin Neece how to spot the Illuminati Patterns in Actors IMDb Resumes resulting in his comedy act "John Candy is a Satanist" leading to multiple discussions in the First Act about the Careers of George Miller, Joe Dante, and Steven Spielberg.

**When Kevin Neece was mailing out DVD copies of Ah My Goddess: Let's Save Vic Morrow, he systematically mailed them out to every Yakuza Den in Japan along with Marller Gets a Spinoff: Sailor Moon vs Jigsaw and Ah My Goddess: Touched by an Angel.

**In the Third Act of the Movie when Skuld is speaking to Vic Morrow, she says, "So you're all riled up and ready to go. It sounds like we've both got a Date with Destiny tonight during the late witching hours of 3:00am." At that exact moment it is precisely Three Hours into the Movie. Meaning that if you play the movie at Midnight, it will be 3:00am when Skuld says the line to Vic Morrow in the movie. In Real Life, Vic Morrow died around the hours of 3:00am on July 23, 1982. The Number 23 is a haunted number because it is 32 backwards. When you apply numbers to the Alphabet, the word FATE = 32. Vic Morrow was killed by a Fate named Hekate. at 3:00am representing Three Fates.

**In the movie, co-written by the Death Goddess Hekate, during the John Candy is a Satanist explanation scene, John Candy (Dead) and Richard Lewis (Alive) are showcased on the poster for Wagon's East. Then Chris Farley (Dead) and Matthew Perry (Alive) are showcased on the poster for Almost Heroes. Now that Let's Save Vic Morrow is in Film Festival release, both Richard Lewis and Matthew Perry are dead. Richard Lewis died shortly after Kevin Neece watched Robin Hood Men in Tights.

**After completing the fan film, Kevin Neece realized something that deeply disturbed him, like an M Night Shyamalan twist ending. Vic Morrow died on 7-23-1982. And 23 is FATE = 32 backwards. Vic Morrow died between 2:30-3:00 aka 23 or 3 Fates. Vic Morrow died on 7-23-1982. Kevin Neece born on 2-9-1983. July (1) - August (2) - Sept (3) - Oct (4) - Nov (5) - Dec (6) - January (7) - Feb (8) The Time Period between Vic Morrow's Death falls just short of 9 months, the average time for a Pregnancy. Kevin Neece has never asked how many months Debbie Brand was pregnant with him before. Hekate was haunting Kevin Neece because of a Numerology Birth and it is insinuated that Kevin Neece is a reincarnation of somebody that Hekate knew in a past life. 7/23/1982 = FATE = 32 = Vic Morrow Death. 2/9/1983 = FATE = 32 = Kevin Neece Birth. The Time Period between Vic Morrow's Death and Kevin Neece's Birth is just short of 8 months. The reason Kevin Neece was born on 2/9/1983 = FATE = 32 is because Debbie Brand conceived him with Jim Neece. The Reason she met and married Jim Neece is because her first husband Freddy was killed on a motorcycle by a Big Dog on 6/24 (a voodoo holiday). Jim Neece also died on 6/24. Hekate is the protector and manipulator of dogs insinuating that Hekate killed Debbie Brand's first husband Freddy so that she would meet Jim Neece and Kevin Neece would be conceived on 2/9/1983 = FATE = 32. Twilight Zone The Movie was released on 6/24/1983, the date of Freddy and Jim Neece's Death and the Year of Kevin Neece's birth. Was Kevin Neece secretly Vic Morrow in his Past Life. The Entire Plot of Let's Save Vic Morrow is to see what would happen if one were to travel back in time to save Vic Morrow's life. If Vic Morrow doesn't die, then he doesn't get reincarnated as Kevin Neece, opening up the possibility to Kevin Neece never being born, just like the time travel dilemmas featured in Robert Zemeckis Back to the Future. There is one more thing overlooked with the Kevin Neece was Vic Morrow in his Past Life Theory. Vic Morrow wasn’t the only one who died in that accident. Kevin Neece could also be Renee Shin-Yi Chen or Myca Dinh Le. Or he could be all three of their souls reincarnated into one body because Hekate is the Triple Goddess of the Crossroads. Hekate secretly hid the answer in Let’s Save Vic Morrow as an Easter Egg. If you watch the Tribute Scene to Renee and Myca closely, Hekate and Vic Morrow warn the audience that Renee and Myca could have grown up to be the next Robert Rodriguez or Sion Sono or Guillermo Del Toro or Kevin Neece. She specifically ended it with “the next Kevin Neece” which stands out because Kevin Neece is the only caucasian director on the list. Urd also tells Steven Spielberg “you don’t have to save Vic Morrow, you just have to save the children. He was trying to protect the children.” Renee and Myca did grow up to be filmmakers like Kevin Neece, who is the maker of a Japanese anime spinoff called Ah My Goddess. Because Vic, Renee and Myca ARE Kevin Neece.

MYTHBUSTERS:

I'm fact checking this theory just to be sure.

From and including: Friday, July 23, 1982
To, but not including Wednesday, February 9, 1983

Result: 201 days
It is 201 days from the start date to the end date, but not including the end date.

Or 6 months, 17 days excluding the end date.

ACCORDING TO DEBBIE BRAND, KEVIN NEECE WAS A NINE MONTH TWO WEEK PREGNANCY. HERE IS THE BACKDATED CONCEPTION DATE:

From Wednesday, February 9, 1983
Subtracted 9 months, 2 weeks
Normalized to 9 months, 14 days

Kevin Neece Conception Date: Monday, April 26, 1982

The Filming Dates for Twilight Zone: The Movie were Jul 7, 1982 - Nov 11, 1982

The Numerology Dates are still valid.

Kevin Neece Conception: 4/26/1982 = FATE = 32.
Vic Morrow Death: 7/23/1982 = FATE = 32.
Kevin Neece Birth: 2/9/1983 = FATE = 32.

That's Three Dates = THREE FATES = revolving around Death, Conception and Rebirth where FATE = 32.

Three Helicopter Victims = THREE FATES.
Vic Morrow Died between 2:30am to 3:00am
23 is FATE = 32 backwards. 3 is THREE FATES.
3:00am is the Witching Hours for an invocation.

Kevin Neece is possessed by Hekate Triple Goddess of the Crossroads.

In the Jewish Kabbalah, reincarnation is referred to as Gilgul, meaning "cycle" or "wheel". The belief is that the human soul is cleansed and prepared from life to life to achieve its final purpose.