Crazy Horse

Crazy Horse isn’t your average name you stumble across in movie credits, but hey, it sticks with you. The guy’s got his fingerprints on “It Hasn’t Yet Been Released in India” from 2023, which—let’s be real—sounds like it’s either some kind of inside joke or maybe just a placeholder title that never got swapped out. Either way, it catches your attention. And then there’s “Bootlegger” from 2021, which, judging by the name, probably dives into some underground antics or at least tips its hat to the whole prohibition vibe, smuggling, and living on the fringe. There’s not a mountain of info floating around about Crazy Horse, which almost makes him more interesting. Like, who is this mystery figure popping up in films with such offbeat titles? In the world of indie films, you get these folks who aren’t trying to be Hollywood polished. They’re more like that friend who shows up at the party in a wild outfit and somehow becomes the center of everyone’s story later. That’s the kind of energy you get here. If you’re into cinema that skips the glossy, overproduced feel and instead offers something raw, sometimes rough around the edges, Crazy Horse’s projects might just scratch that itch. “Bootlegger” probably isn’t a musical, and “It Hasn’t Yet Been Released in India” sounds like it’s got a story behind the title alone—maybe a film about anticipation, exile, or something totally off the wall. Either way, this is someone whose work keeps people guessing and, honestly, that’s half the fun.