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Chris Mallick is still trying to make a go of it in Hollywood, which would be admirable if he had made good on his supposed commitment to repay all who had money tied up in his ePassporte fiasco, but instead he has apparently turned his back on many people whose money is missing (no funds, no communication).
Mallick financed his last film using other people's money, as well as some of his own, but it is unlikely, given his track record and recent negative press, that he will ever get the kind of financing it would take to make Oxymoron Entertainment not be an oxymoron for a successful movie production company.
How many more movie bombs Mallick will drop before the law, or his investors/clients, settle their issues with him, remains to be seen (or in Mallick's case, not seen).
ADG
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