DARKNESS OF HELL The Scarriest MOVIE EVER!

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The sheer joy of watching a new movie master movie for me is something close to watching a new Peter Jackson movie...or a new Spielberg movie. I was giddy with excitement from beginning to end.

I thought you did well movie master. I didnt quite understand the story...but that didnt keep me from enjoying it. I liked the masked character and cheered for them to open the door so he could get in and cause large amounts of doom, dispair..etc!!

I think if you had more money and people at your disposal you could do some really awesome stuff...not to say this isnt......it would just be MORE awesome.

Anyway...keep up the good work...I'll be looking forward to seeing what you drag up next...from the dark reaches of HELL!!

I give this two embalming fluid preserved re-attatched thumbs up!
 
EVIL job Movie Master!

I liked how the cam lingered about without a bunch of cuts. And the look was great, reminded me of one of those alien autopsy vids. Music was really great though I think I mighta like it more with just the bassline (trumbone or whatever it was) and taking the other instruments out, or at least until a little later on.

"Friends to the end" - ha, I was waiting for a little red head doll to run in front the camera.

The dude playing the bad guy was brilliant! Very, very good. Like the constant "Michael, Michael" taunts.

Good job MM. Looking forward to your next EvIL flick!

Ian
 
MM,

this shows some definite improvement in your movie making skills, although I think it could have benefitted from the other 39.4 mb of space you had left for compression.

That being said, I liked the look of the "operating" table sequence in the beginning, and some great b-movie horror type stuff from there.

I give it a 666 out of 10.
 
I gotta say I really appreciated the retro feel that you achieved here, I'm guessing with a combo of filters and compression. It kind of felt like old 16mm...FROM HELL.
 
SOON I SHALL POST SCREEN GRABS!
I HANVE JUST BEEN WATCHING THE MAYHEM ! SOME GOOD STUFF!

I HAVE BEEN THINKING OF MAKING A WHOLE FEATURE ON DARKNESS OF HELL
I AM JUST COLLECTING ALL MY DEMONIES TO BUY A LIGHTING KIT
 
I'm still fairly new on dvxuser and don't know all there is to know about the one called MOVIE MASTER. So I will simply say this:

I laughed and cried through the whole thing. The music was really great! :thumbup:
 
Oh Master of Movies, i HAVE watched your film about 4 times.
i can tell you that i really liked your film. i really like the lighting and score and make up. I loved the first scene and the last scene, the autopsy, in particular. I also thought you had one of the best looking title sequences and closing credits, great fonts, very professional looking. the autopsy scenes, or operating scenes, looked and felt straight out of the recent Halloween remake. you might be the rob zombie of the dvx crew?

one criticism, next time maybe try some ADR and don't rely 100% on the camera mic, that would surely polish up your future movies into posessions of demonic hellfire from satan himdelf. whatever that means!
Cheers bro, good work.
 
Hehe. You've got to love the roommate. But he would have normally been killed for his stupidity in opening the door (while everyone in the audience is shouting--hey stupid, don't open the door!). Great stuff.
 
Dear Satan,

That was either awfully evil or evilly awful, I'm not sure. Just kidding! :)

Definetely entertaining. Some great lines of dialogue: "What?! You're dead!!"

The killer was well done. Great evil voice. The end credits were cool.
 
Am I missing something? I really wasn't ever sure what was going on. I wasn't able to tie the opening "autopsy" sequence in with the rest of the movie. The acting also left much to be desired. I didn't care for this on many levels. With that being said, this is definitely an improvement over your last entry.

It did actually have a wierd 70s Italian horror vibe to it, though.
 
SIgh MovieMaster

Something about your films are intriguing me. They're bad, but have elements that are good.

I really enjoyed the visual approach on this one; cool vignetting and a sort of 16mm / 8mm vibe going on. I also like your use of scores in your films; they work.

Some stuff I don't like however is the horrendous acting. I think it's time to actually audtion some real actors for your next project; because this cast killed you on this one.

I admit, I did not completely follow the storyline but still, something about your work makles me watch. I still recall the HAND SHADOW in your first film with great pleasure.

Keep shooting. I think somewhere down in your head, you've got the chops to become a filmmaker, but you need to really start studying the craft and taking all of the pieces seriously.
 
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