Keeping the Wok Hot - $250K and Counting!
4 months ago
– Tue, Nov 04, 2025 at 02:50:52 PM
Thanks to you - we've officially passed $250K raised! The more we raise, the more creative control we maintain, which means the movie you’ll see is the one we’ve dreamed of making from the start - so thank you for that!
🎨 Artist Spotlight: Kenny Leoncito

We have teamed up with Kenny Leoncito for the artist collab poster you can find in the Banquet Tier!
Kenny is a Filipino-Canadian illustrator and art maker based in Canada, specializing in character design, illustration, and visual development for animation. He brings a deep love for representative media and Asian Canadian visibility to everything he does - so we're VERY excited to see what he has in store for Nail House.

First up - congrats to Ariana Keller, who won Mama Wong’s Restaurant Miniature!
Matt will personally paint this piece before delivery, and it’ll be added to your pledge. If you have any questions, just shoot us a message!

One of the centerpiece props from the film, this shrine stands in Mama Wong’s restaurant as the boys pray to their mother. It’s a heartfelt piece that carries real emotional weight on set… and yes, Freddie might have cried near it.
For a chance to win the shrine, let us know: If you were building your own shrine, what item would you put at its center?
🎨 Artist Spotlight: Kenny Leoncito

We have teamed up with Kenny Leoncito for the artist collab poster you can find in the Banquet Tier!
Kenny is a Filipino-Canadian illustrator and art maker based in Canada, specializing in character design, illustration, and visual development for animation. He brings a deep love for representative media and Asian Canadian visibility to everything he does - so we're VERY excited to see what he has in store for Nail House.

First up - congrats to Ariana Keller, who won Mama Wong’s Restaurant Miniature!
Matt will personally paint this piece before delivery, and it’ll be added to your pledge. If you have any questions, just shoot us a message!

One of the centerpiece props from the film, this shrine stands in Mama Wong’s restaurant as the boys pray to their mother. It’s a heartfelt piece that carries real emotional weight on set… and yes, Freddie might have cried near it.
For a chance to win the shrine, let us know: If you were building your own shrine, what item would you put at its center?









