In the summer of 2002, Sean Weathers set out to complete his 2nd project, "Dirty Deeds" a Rape-Revenge Movie. After doing extensive research on this sub-genre one title kept coming up "I Spit On Your Grave", after mentioning it to friends, cast, crew, and local video store owners, and hearing of the long, gritty, realistic, brutal, violent, humiliating, sadistic, and excruciating to watch rape scene. Upon viewing Sean felt the movie did not live up too it's reputation. Prompting him to discard his original script and cast and start from scratch with a single goal of bringing to the screen the most infamous movie ever shot. After five months of casting and three emotionally draining weeks of shooting, for better or for worse, his mission was accomplished with the movie now known as "They All Must Die!." Too gut-wrenching for film festivals and screening venues the movie had been shelved for over 7 years and now against the wishes of his lawyers and advisers, Sean has made the movie available to the public.