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Nicholas Gabor Gyeney is known for being a creator of several C-list films, as well as for his sexual deviancy and smear campaigns. Presenting himself as a millionaire auteur (but actually perpetually unemployed and funded by his multimillionaire Hungarian trader mum Ilona) he tells women he’ll catapult them to the top, in exchange for letting him larp as Harvey Weinstein. He threatens them with their careers, legal action, rape, and smear campaigns. People who leave negative reviews for his films receive legal threats over Facebook and boasts of “achieving more than 40 year old filmmakers”. He also was found guilty of beating his ex, but that’s only because she was bitter over from how rich, famous, smart, and successful he is.
The producers of his biggest film sued him for defrauding them out of their life savings and now he owes them several million. His films are SyFy grade rip-offs with blacklisted has-beens like Edward Furlong and Margot Kidder. Backed by mum and his assistants Edi Zanidache & Edward Michael Scott, you’ll find inflated IMDb scores and nearly identical reviews from 1-time accounts, and a suppression campaign against any bits of this information. Nicholas and his friends threaten places that mention his scandals and petition courts to overrule the fraud lawsuits and to seal his criminal records.
“The Penitent Man” – At 23, I’ve accomplished more than anyone has at 40… or Isaac Asimov
Gyeney’s directorial debut came in 2010, when he was 23 (get used to that number). It’s the story of a time traveler sitting on a park bench like Forrest Gump, telling people about the secrets of the universe. At the film’s premiere at SIFF, Gyeney walked on stage and said something like “This film is not for everyone… It is for the few… It is for the special”.
After the premiere, critics and viewers posted their thoughts and were met with Facebook messages from Gyeney, saying how rich, famous, and successful is, how bitter and jealous they are, and how he would legally destroy them. On review pages, the comments written by Nicholas, his assistants, and his mum are rich…
An IMDb account that exclusively praises him and compliments his age…
He’s been using “disgruntled” and “bitter” as an excuse from the get-go.
A bit specific for a casual onlooker to discuss the legal intricacies and names of people who have written poor reviews… especially since Mark Rahner sued him for not paying $2,000 for publicity work on The Penitent Man he did for him (Case No: 106-00770 in King District Court). To this day, he’s yet to be reimbursed.
It’s rewarding to listen to yourself speak and jerk off to the mirror.
He really just said that he’s on the same level as Isaac Asimov.
WHAT. IS. WITH. HIM. AND. TURNING. 40???
Some people who grew up with Nicholas and had been threatened by him chimed in.
And, professional reviewers and viewers are just jealous and bitter over how rich and successful he is.
“Matt’s Chance” – I just want to talk to her. I just want to talk to her. I just want to beat her. I just want to talk to her.
In May 2011, Gyeney was dating aspiring model Kate Strang, who he beat, leaving bruises for the cops to photograph and document for legal purposes. On May 6th, she secured a restraining order against him. He violated his restraining order repeatedly and counter-sued Kate within a matter of days. The judge sided with Kate and granted an extended restraining order on May 20th. Gyeney filed to have the court records sealed in April 2019, which was denied.
He then wrote a movie called Matt’s Chance. With fellow woman-beating predator Edward Furlong, it tells the story of a great man who is cheated on by his girlfriend. The entire movie is Edward Furlong deliberating with people about killing her. In the end, God tells Edward Furlong to kill her. A nice highlight is where Furlong threatens to rape a pregnant prostitute and cut her fetus out.
A 1-time account with the unique spelling of “Kevon”… like the financier he fucked over. While you’re there, take a peek at the other disposable reviewers: actormarks-253-270785, kevon-130-894518, allison-610-776161, mr_lee-78130, rpietras-752-423966, MaximoN-740-149869. Notice a pattern? This is a common tactic by unsuccessful filmmakers to hire a group to create fake reviews to boost their ratings. They also all end with telling readers to look out for Gyeney because he is so young and talented.
This was also the point where word started to spread about Gyeney’s tendency to not pay anyone except himself for work. There is legally no such thing as an “internship” with filmmaking, meaning what he is doing is illegal.
And, Kate is just jealous and bitter over how rich and successful he is.
“Second Nature” – ‘Lil Weinstein
Gyeney was a supervising producer on a film called Second Nature in 2015. It was filmed on location in Ellensburg, meaning the crew had to share rooms at a Super 8. Gyeney took a special interest in a crew member who he attempted to seduce with the promise of rocketing her to the top. After rejection, he assaulted her in the motel parking lot, forcing her to fight him off. He began threatening her with texts about getting into her room that he paid for, since American law is that if you book a motel room you’re entitled to rape whoever’s inside. He and Edi Zanidache mounted an aggressive smear campaign against the crew member, saying her career was finished.
Gyeney also took the liberty of providing private transportation for lead Collette Wolfe. She refused to continue working on the film until Gyeney would be removed from the set for the remainder of her scenes. The film turned out to be an ironic & hammy commentary on the everyday harassment women experience… with an actual cameo from Gyeney as a construction worker who sexually harasses the star.
When the Weinstein Effect came into full swing, Seattle activist Keaton Slansky posted an account of working with Gyeney (archive). He went into detail about other women who had gotten wind of the scandal and approached him with their own stories.
The entire crew supported and corroborated Keaton’s post. Gyeney was quick to threaten crew members, people who shared the story, and victims with legal action.
Gyeney and his assistants bombarded Facebook with complaints and managed to have the original post taken down. Keaton reposted it to his own Google Drive account (archive). Gyeney was kicked out of every Pacific Northwest filmmaker group and blacklisted by the community. The Seattle Film Office, and Women In Film released statements condemning him.
In response to Gyeney’s behavior, WIF created a resource page to address predatory producers.
A former childhood friend and producing partner shared his input.
Then this was posted about Bryce Dallas Howard on 4chan.
Ridden out on a rail, he’s now in Santa Monica. Second Nature has been renamed The Gender Flip Card, with Gyeney’s name removed from the film’s website and most credits. His sidekick Edi posted the following, to address Gyeney’s extremely low, automatically generated MyLife score—
His MyLife profile was simultaneously barraged with positive reviews…
If you’re going to compulsively compliment yourself, don’t post them all at the exact same time. Try changing up your writing style, and don’t make it sound like your fictional friends are giving you a reach-around with the praise. Thank you Nicholas, very cool! Maybe also learn to not highlight your own buzzwords of “bitter” and “envious”, while threatening through your fictional friends. You’re batting 0-8, when it comes to lawsuits.
And, Seattle is just “bitter” and “envious” over how rich and successful he is.
“Beta Test” – Defrauding investors out of millions, then getting ordered to pay it all back
For every Pacific Rim, there’s an Atlantic Rim. For every Gamer, there’s a Beta Test. In 2016, Gyeney released his remake of Gamer with Manu Bennett. This is technically the only film of his not funded by his mum, though she did get it backed by Vegas investor Kevon Stover and Destination Services Association president Shelley Stepanek for $2 million, with the guarantee of widespread distribution. The movie was released on VOD by Screen Gems on July 22nd, while Gyeney paid a handful of theaters to screen it.
Tens of thousands of 10-star ratings immediately went up on IMDb, with new accounts with nearly-identical syntax calling it one of the best movies of all time and that the oh-so-young director behind it is shooting to the top. But, with 11 THOUSAND positive ratings from new 1-time accounts over the span of hours, the investors noticed something. Despite the perpetuated number of reviews, the earnings were… nothing – as much as a high school courtesy clerk makes in 6 months.
What was promised to the investors who sacrificed their life savings was all a fraud. On August 23rd, they sued Gyeney for Fraud, Fraud In The Inducement, Breach Of Contract, Breach Of The Implied Covenant Of Good Faith And Fair Dealing, Breach Of Fiduciary Duty, Open Book Account, Account Stated, Unjust Enrichment, Money Had And Received. They won the case on April 10th, 2017, leaving Gyeney to pay nearly $2 million (Case No: A-16-742181-C in Clark County).
And, Kevon Stover and Shelley Stepanek are just jealous and bitter over how rich and successful he is.
“Ultra Low”
Do you want to see how a real life villain interprets themselves and the surrounding world? Near the end of the fraud lawsuit, Gyeney decided to create a 2-hour quasi-autobiographical advertisement called Ultra Low.
In this fantasy setting a group of struggling filmmakers is ready to throw in the towel, but stick around because they are inspired by Gyeney, the only one of them smart enough to make it in the industry. The group is confused because the universally-beloved masterpiece Beta Test has been rejected by Sundance, putting the festival’s legitimacy in question. Like Tommy Wiseau’s character in The Room, literally every character in every scene says that they wish they knew how Gyeney does what he does or how they wish they were as smart, rich, talented, and successful as him. He recreated the premiere of Beta Test, complete with a screaming audience on their feet, wiping tears from their eyes, men trying to control their squirting boners and women struggling with their gushy crotches. Gyeney slowly crosses the stage and raises his arms, as the world embraces him for the genius he is. He also paid Lauren Holly (famously blacklisted for refusing Weinstein’s advances) to say dialogue telling him his next script is the best thing she’s ever read and he will bless this earth. He also got Tami Stronach (also cut from Hollywood for refusing predatory advances) to play one of his assistants’ girlfriend.
Bet you thought I made this part up.
You know how there’s that horrible scene from Boyhood where Patricia Arquette’s character tells the Latino man to get out there and make something of himself? Ultra Low recreates it by having Gyeney tell a homeless man that he shouldn’t ask for money, but get out there and make something out of himself… like him. To put it into perspective, this spoiled middle aged shit who was born on third base and has never worked an actual job tells a homeless man to work for a change. In the end, Gyeney is now at the top of Hollywood, shooting his next Sundance-bound film called Ultra Low. The homeless man is behind the camera, saying, “Ready when you are, boss! *Sigh*… God bless Nicholas Gyeney.”
While it didn’t go to any notable festivals, Ultra Low took home awards from underground ones. 2 years later, it found a distributor in Asylum’s equal, Green Apple Entertainment, which very quietly slipped it online in October without acknowledging it.
It does have two positive reviews still remaining (that Gyeney didn’t tag for harassment) from people who totally aren’t him or his mum. Here’s one of them…
Filmmakers were required to register with IMDb in order to submit to festivals through its WithoutABox service. Why would this be what prompts a filmmaker to create a new account with the sole purpose of proclaiming that Gyeney is better than them and that everyone else is bitter and jealous?
Here's what other people have to say about the movie…
Like clockwork, another ancient 1-time account from Seattle that wasn’t active for the better part of a decade, and didn’t watch the movie swooped in to advertise Gyeney with info nobody but him would have. Brand new 1-time accounts that haven’t purchased the film have also popped up on Amazon with the sole purpose of saying the same thing.
It has been fun to see the film’s actors find about his antics.
Recent ventures
Gyeney teamed up with Jared Safier, known for machine gunning Asylum-grade films and is too making a movie about how great he is. They’re looking to shop Gyeney’s projects onto any financiers who don’t check court records. He roped a group of some poor old Siberian bastards into having him direct their passion project called Veronika, A Siberian Love Story. After learning about the lawsuits, the Veronika crew removed Gyeney and Safier from the production in March 2020.
He's now partnered up with a Stanley Kubrick impersonator called Kris Krainock. This should be rich.
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“The Penitent Man” – At 23, I’ve accomplished more than anyone has at 40… or Isaac Asimov
After the premiere, critics and viewers posted their thoughts and were met with Facebook messages from Gyeney, saying how rich, famous, and successful is, how bitter and jealous they are, and how he would legally destroy them. On review pages, the comments written by Nicholas, his assistants, and his mum are rich…
An IMDb account that exclusively praises him and compliments his age…
He’s been using “disgruntled” and “bitter” as an excuse from the get-go.
A bit specific for a casual onlooker to discuss the legal intricacies and names of people who have written poor reviews… especially since Mark Rahner sued him for not paying $2,000 for publicity work on The Penitent Man he did for him (Case No: 106-00770 in King District Court). To this day, he’s yet to be reimbursed.
It’s rewarding to listen to yourself speak and jerk off to the mirror.
He really just said that he’s on the same level as Isaac Asimov.
WHAT. IS. WITH. HIM. AND. TURNING. 40???
“Matt’s Chance” – I just want to talk to her. I just want to talk to her. I just want to beat her. I just want to talk to her.
He then wrote a movie called Matt’s Chance. With fellow woman-beating predator Edward Furlong, it tells the story of a great man who is cheated on by his girlfriend. The entire movie is Edward Furlong deliberating with people about killing her. In the end, God tells Edward Furlong to kill her. A nice highlight is where Furlong threatens to rape a pregnant prostitute and cut her fetus out.
A 1-time account with the unique spelling of “Kevon”… like the financier he fucked over. While you’re there, take a peek at the other disposable reviewers: actormarks-253-270785, kevon-130-894518, allison-610-776161, mr_lee-78130, rpietras-752-423966, MaximoN-740-149869. Notice a pattern? This is a common tactic by unsuccessful filmmakers to hire a group to create fake reviews to boost their ratings. They also all end with telling readers to look out for Gyeney because he is so young and talented.
This was also the point where word started to spread about Gyeney’s tendency to not pay anyone except himself for work. There is legally no such thing as an “internship” with filmmaking, meaning what he is doing is illegal.
And, Kate is just jealous and bitter over how rich and successful he is.
“Second Nature” – ‘Lil Weinstein
Gyeney also took the liberty of providing private transportation for lead Collette Wolfe. She refused to continue working on the film until Gyeney would be removed from the set for the remainder of her scenes. The film turned out to be an ironic & hammy commentary on the everyday harassment women experience… with an actual cameo from Gyeney as a construction worker who sexually harasses the star.
When the Weinstein Effect came into full swing, Seattle activist Keaton Slansky posted an account of working with Gyeney (archive). He went into detail about other women who had gotten wind of the scandal and approached him with their own stories.
Exposé said:
The entire crew supported and corroborated Keaton’s post. Gyeney was quick to threaten crew members, people who shared the story, and victims with legal action.
Gyeney and his assistants bombarded Facebook with complaints and managed to have the original post taken down. Keaton reposted it to his own Google Drive account (archive). Gyeney was kicked out of every Pacific Northwest filmmaker group and blacklisted by the community. The Seattle Film Office, and Women In Film released statements condemning him.
In response to Gyeney’s behavior, WIF created a resource page to address predatory producers.
A former childhood friend and producing partner shared his input.
Then this was posted about Bryce Dallas Howard on 4chan.
Ridden out on a rail, he’s now in Santa Monica. Second Nature has been renamed The Gender Flip Card, with Gyeney’s name removed from the film’s website and most credits. His sidekick Edi posted the following, to address Gyeney’s extremely low, automatically generated MyLife score—
His MyLife profile was simultaneously barraged with positive reviews…
And, Seattle is just “bitter” and “envious” over how rich and successful he is.
“Beta Test” – Defrauding investors out of millions, then getting ordered to pay it all back
Tens of thousands of 10-star ratings immediately went up on IMDb, with new accounts with nearly-identical syntax calling it one of the best movies of all time and that the oh-so-young director behind it is shooting to the top. But, with 11 THOUSAND positive ratings from new 1-time accounts over the span of hours, the investors noticed something. Despite the perpetuated number of reviews, the earnings were… nothing – as much as a high school courtesy clerk makes in 6 months.
What was promised to the investors who sacrificed their life savings was all a fraud. On August 23rd, they sued Gyeney for Fraud, Fraud In The Inducement, Breach Of Contract, Breach Of The Implied Covenant Of Good Faith And Fair Dealing, Breach Of Fiduciary Duty, Open Book Account, Account Stated, Unjust Enrichment, Money Had And Received. They won the case on April 10th, 2017, leaving Gyeney to pay nearly $2 million (Case No: A-16-742181-C in Clark County).
Gyeney has since claimed that the investors defrauded the court, and that he can’t be legally accountable since he is not from Nevada. That argument didn’t stick.And, Kevon Stover and Shelley Stepanek are just jealous and bitter over how rich and successful he is.
“Ultra Low”
In this fantasy setting a group of struggling filmmakers is ready to throw in the towel, but stick around because they are inspired by Gyeney, the only one of them smart enough to make it in the industry. The group is confused because the universally-beloved masterpiece Beta Test has been rejected by Sundance, putting the festival’s legitimacy in question. Like Tommy Wiseau’s character in The Room, literally every character in every scene says that they wish they knew how Gyeney does what he does or how they wish they were as smart, rich, talented, and successful as him. He recreated the premiere of Beta Test, complete with a screaming audience on their feet, wiping tears from their eyes, men trying to control their squirting boners and women struggling with their gushy crotches. Gyeney slowly crosses the stage and raises his arms, as the world embraces him for the genius he is. He also paid Lauren Holly (famously blacklisted for refusing Weinstein’s advances) to say dialogue telling him his next script is the best thing she’s ever read and he will bless this earth. He also got Tami Stronach (also cut from Hollywood for refusing predatory advances) to play one of his assistants’ girlfriend.
Bet you thought I made this part up.
You know how there’s that horrible scene from Boyhood where Patricia Arquette’s character tells the Latino man to get out there and make something of himself? Ultra Low recreates it by having Gyeney tell a homeless man that he shouldn’t ask for money, but get out there and make something out of himself… like him. To put it into perspective, this spoiled middle aged shit who was born on third base and has never worked an actual job tells a homeless man to work for a change. In the end, Gyeney is now at the top of Hollywood, shooting his next Sundance-bound film called Ultra Low. The homeless man is behind the camera, saying, “Ready when you are, boss! *Sigh*… God bless Nicholas Gyeney.”
While it didn’t go to any notable festivals, Ultra Low took home awards from underground ones. 2 years later, it found a distributor in Asylum’s equal, Green Apple Entertainment, which very quietly slipped it online in October without acknowledging it.
It does have two positive reviews still remaining (that Gyeney didn’t tag for harassment) from people who totally aren’t him or his mum. Here’s one of them…
Filmmakers were required to register with IMDb in order to submit to festivals through its WithoutABox service. Why would this be what prompts a filmmaker to create a new account with the sole purpose of proclaiming that Gyeney is better than them and that everyone else is bitter and jealous?
Here's what other people have to say about the movie…
Like clockwork, another ancient 1-time account from Seattle that wasn’t active for the better part of a decade, and didn’t watch the movie swooped in to advertise Gyeney with info nobody but him would have. Brand new 1-time accounts that haven’t purchased the film have also popped up on Amazon with the sole purpose of saying the same thing.
It has been fun to see the film’s actors find about his antics.
Recent ventures
Gyeney teamed up with Jared Safier, known for machine gunning Asylum-grade films and is too making a movie about how great he is. They’re looking to shop Gyeney’s projects onto any financiers who don’t check court records. He roped a group of some poor old Siberian bastards into having him direct their passion project called Veronika, A Siberian Love Story. After learning about the lawsuits, the Veronika crew removed Gyeney and Safier from the production in March 2020.
He's now partnered up with a Stanley Kubrick impersonator called Kris Krainock. This should be rich.
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IMDb / Archive
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