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Are the streets safe for HTG residents? Some people will tell you - yes, they are safe, thanks to the dedicated yet dwindling HTG Police Force. But others - like a few high profile citizens - believe that the answer is NO - they are not safe - and those said residents are teaming up under the direction of Mark Pellington (Here Comes Science) for the new benefit event concert film BECAUSE GOOD PEOPLE GO BAD.

The event is being hosted by David Spade (The Good, The Bad, & The Harmer), Kelly Stables (RL Two and a Half Men) and Tony Todd (To The Edge). Because Good People Go Bad will feature performances from Rage Against the Machines, System of a Down, and Ice-T. All profits made on the film will be going towards the construction of a prison in the HTG Valley.

"It's nice that some celebs are finally taking action against a system that needs fixing," said one concerned HTG resident. "I mean, the High School already gets enough funding, why can't the prison systems get that same funding?"

As it currently stands, only a 11 million HTG dollars have been pledged towards building the prison - which is being estimated at 250 million dollars to build.

"If we can raise the amount to over a 100 million, then I think we've done our job correctly," said Mark Pellington. "This is a small incentive being driven by a selfless producer who is only concerned about the cause." Because Good People Go Bad is the first in a trilogy (the other two are "We Can't All Be Heroes" and "For Your Amusement", although a forth movie is being rumored to be in the works, making it a quadrilogy) of benefit event films from Raptor Inc. It will be coming out May 21st, with a studio to be announced soon.