Project Psych-Light Directed by Troy Ruff

zergtherobot said:
I agree it didn't really fit the theme. Overall it was good, kept my attention. I thought the acting was alright as well.

How did you get Old Greg?
HAhahaha


Keep on keeping on.
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ahh it totally fits the theme, I mean there are many ways you can go about the "Twilight" Theme. These kids are doing something they shouldn't and they all pay for it in a way that is defiantly different from anything the world can explain. I use to watch a lot of tails from the crypt and their was some stuff that was like this. Except the beginning part of this film really did happen to me when I was in 7th grade. Stupid stupid thing to do. :)
 
Very cool! The camera movement and effects were spot on. Loved the opening shot as well.

I expected more form the bullet hitting the ball. Especially with the great slow-mo shot and all. Then... nothing. :huh:

Editing, music, acting, lighting, it was all great.

Felt like an old school horror film with a twist of TZ. Very nice!!

High rating from me.

Cheers,

Mike
 
Troy:

Pretty big undertaking. I'm amazed that you could squish this all into 6 minutes.

The effects are really good. The Matrix bullet effect is interesting and I enjoyed it, but I noticed the actors moving faster than they should be when compared to the speed of the bullet. But I think it worked out fine.

The story didn't really grab me, but I think that's just a matter of personal taste. Certainly a 180 degree turnaround from your TimeFest entry.

Nice work!
 
LOL

Im still laughing. That was so funny. I cannot believe you managed to kill so many people in that amount of time. For that alone you get kudos. The ending in particular made me laugh, no matter what old school device people used to try and get away they still got the chop. Im sure that was intentional.

Loved it. Loads of fun.
 
I hate to say it, but my wife laughed too. I think it has to do with such extreme horror in such a small amount of time. It doesn't give much time to build suspense.
 
Darkline said:
LOL

Im still laughing. That was so funny. I cannot believe you managed to kill so many people in that amount of time. For that alone you get kudos. The ending in particular made me laugh, no matter what old school device people used to try and get away they still got the chop. Im sure that was intentional.

Loved it. Loads of fun.
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no no no!!!! I don't want you to laugh... all well, have fun, It was a ton of fun to make and we did a lot of laughing as well through the filming process. I know the shadow killers where unrealistic and were suppose to be... sci-fi twilight horror. :) Im glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your support.
 
John LaBonney said:
Troy:

Pretty big undertaking. I'm amazed that you could squish this all into 6 minutes.

The effects are really good. The Matrix bullet effect is interesting and I enjoyed it, but I noticed the actors moving faster than they should be when compared to the speed of the bullet. But I think it worked out fine.

The story didn't really grab me, but I think that's just a matter of personal taste. Certainly a 180 degree turnaround from your TimeFest entry.

Nice work!
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Thanks man, The Impossible Race was diffidently different than this. Hopefully this is better then my first film. Thanks for your support and feedback, I love it
 
What a great fun this film. A real horror/scifi-film. It took my attention the whole time and amused me a lot. You are a real comedy filmmaker - I also enjoyed very much your time fest entry. The score was fantastic. Compliments! :thumbup:

Susanne
 
Good film man. Lot of nice effects and some good shots. That one closeup shot of one of the monster's faces was cool. We only get a second to try and make out it's face. You could have done more with the lighting to impact the mood but you did build the suspense with the pacing, the cuts, and the score. Actors did a good job too. Liked your film!
 
This was a fun little movie to watch. Visually, I was impressed with a lot of your images, the camera movements, and the special effects were surprisingly good. I was even scared... up to a point. You held me until the shadow people came in with the sword and stabbed that guy with the blood spurt at 4:11. Beyond that it was too much gore to gain the suspense back. It was probably more due to time constraints than anything else.

Again, thanks for making such an ambitious and fun short. I enjoyed it, even gave me goosebumps for a second.

JC
 
King Cole said:
This was a fun little movie to watch. Visually, I was impressed with a lot of your images, the camera movements, and the special effects were surprisingly good. I was even scared... up to a point. You held me until the shadow people came in with the sword and stabbed that guy with the blood spurt at 4:11. Beyond that it was too much gore to gain the suspense back. It was probably more due to time constraints than anything else.

Again, thanks for making such an ambitious and fun short. I enjoyed it, even gave me goosebumps for a second.

JC
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Thanks, this was really to much for a short. Time really did hinder the film. But for what it is, I think its pretty great. Thanks for your feedback, I love it, positive or constructive. :)
 
The film succeeded in many ways. For being a small college students in someone’s house movie, it came off technically polished. I was impressed with your sound. Crisp and clear. The story didn’t really do it for me, but you’ve crafted one of the better violent random death films this fest. Also, were it my ego at stake, I would have been sad to see my name zip by in the credits. :D
 
Really well-done, over-the-top, zombie splatter. I really liked the imagery, use of colours, flashing light effects and the editing. The story is what it is.
Jason
 
I loved the effects. somewhere around 2:30 you see the production light in the kitchen. The story was a tad bit weak but this film more than made up for it with the cool effects and just plain old fun of it! Good job.
 
Lots of fun! .... and death. What an ambitious project with many cool visuals. I especially liked the sound design and visuals right after they focus on the ball.
Great music.
Gunshots were pretty weak sounding.
Many nice shots to get us into the house. It flowed.
I would like to see the directors cut that might explain more about the "why".

Congrats!
 
The film had good visuals and style. Some of the VFX could have maybe used a little more work. I liked the pacing, as it seemed that you were able to pull off lot of action in a short amount of time. It cool to see work from other local Fresnans in the fest. Good work!
 
kingstubby said:
The film had good visuals and style. Some of the VFX could have maybe used a little more work. I liked the pacing, as it seemed that you were able to pull off lot of action in a short amount of time. It cool to see work from other local Fresnans in the fest. Good work!
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Fresno, eh? Neat! Good luck guys.
 
Mike Insane said:
I loved the effects. somewhere around 2:30 you see the production light in the kitchen. The story was a tad bit weak but this film more than made up for it with the cool effects and just plain old fun of it! Good job.
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shhhh :) no one is suppose to see that. It was the best shot we had and it was to late to reshoot. :( All well it could have been worse. :) Thanks for you feedback, I really do love it.
 
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