Not my cup of tea at all. This is the same guy who recently did a "Power Rangers" fan film that was just as bleak and mean-spirited. I'm not a "Rangers" fan, but I found it distasteful, and this is pretty much in the same mold (maybe I'd have liked this better if I hadn't seen the other first).
Basically this guy comes off like a suburban teenager who dresses in all black and goes on about how horrible the world is, wallowing in nihilism. (I was there myself once).
I think it's telling that when Deadline asks him whether he thinks he'll ever get approval/cooperation from Eon to go beyond this "animated storyboard" stage, he basically says, who cares? It's his "first amendment right" to exploit other people's intellectual property. Frankly, if this guy is older than 13, it's another black eye to the American education system.