Black Widow

Black Widow is the fifth music video from the crew, featuring the hit song Black Widow by Iggy Azalea and Rita Ora. It stars Brandon Harmon-Moore and Miranda Whittleman. Along with Duality, it features the most green screen and special effects out of any of their videos.

Black Widow was released to YouTube September 7th, 2014. A video featuring deleted and extended scenes as well as bloopers and some behind-the-scenes clips from the music video was released to YouTube September 21st, 2014.

Overview
The story follows Chelsea, a young woman who has a passion for photography. She recently got out of a relationship with her emotionally abusive ex, Zach, but when he once again attempts to take her back, she decides to return to him the pain he caused her.

Throughout the video, she stalks Zach and takes flash photography of him (never revealing herself) in order to wear out his nerves. She does it to the point of making him flat-out paranoid, but she will not stop there. Chelsea has planned a much more sinister ending to this story.

Rating
BHM Productions has given Black Widow a rating of PG-13. It features language, mature themes, and implication of violence.

Reception
Black Widow has been garnering very positive feedback. Audiences have voiced that the video shows the crew's most improvement so far, with comments heavily praising the effects, filming, and editing overall. Praise also has been geared towards the story of the video and its adherence to the song itself, and viewers also noted that, while it is dark and intense, it also successfully managed to be quite humorous.

Trivia

 * The director, Brandon Harmon-Moore, originally never planned to make a music video for the song. However, after many people showed interest in such a project, he decided to do it.
 * The final scene in the video where Chelsea murders Zach was originally supposed to take place at St. Joe State Park, where Zach would be riding a fourwheeler in the mountains. Due to a time constraint however, the scene was switched to Zach simply walking in a secluded foresty area.
 * This is notably the first music video from BHM Productions to have such mature themes, and also the first music video to be comedic.
 * Black Widow is also the crew's first video ever to feature genuine special effects.
 * There was a scene in the video that was originally planned to be a decent-length segment of Chelsea's dancing and lip-syncing, but most of it was replaced by an extra story scene that was added (Zach finding the picture of Chelsea in his car).