cinealma
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Here's another film without a thread, so I'll start it.
GUTS, well, what can you say.
This is one of those "well, we wanted to do something for HorrorFest so I got some friends and we went out to the woods and shot this thing for a couple of hours and made it up as we went along and had fun and didn't really take it very seriously and etc. etc."
OR
Was an amibtious effort for somebody... maybe a first film or ???
Some good ideas, but the story definitely had that "we made it up as we went along" feel to it. Don't know how long people can run around with their entrails hanging out unless they're a zombie.
I was hoping they would all just jump off the cliff at the end.
The score sounded like something out of 80's corporate video.
If you were the first production description above, well, is this really how you want to approach the art of filmmaking and subject the audience to it?
If you were the second, then I applaud your attempt. You definitely had some key elements in this take of the genre. I'd say next time, worry more about the story than the "cool" special effects.
Roger Corman would have liked it.
John G.
GUTS, well, what can you say.
This is one of those "well, we wanted to do something for HorrorFest so I got some friends and we went out to the woods and shot this thing for a couple of hours and made it up as we went along and had fun and didn't really take it very seriously and etc. etc."
OR
Was an amibtious effort for somebody... maybe a first film or ???
Some good ideas, but the story definitely had that "we made it up as we went along" feel to it. Don't know how long people can run around with their entrails hanging out unless they're a zombie.
I was hoping they would all just jump off the cliff at the end.
The score sounded like something out of 80's corporate video.
If you were the first production description above, well, is this really how you want to approach the art of filmmaking and subject the audience to it?
If you were the second, then I applaud your attempt. You definitely had some key elements in this take of the genre. I'd say next time, worry more about the story than the "cool" special effects.
Roger Corman would have liked it.
John G.