This is pretty good for a film made by high school students, although the most memorable part is the guy randomly taking off his shirt accompanied by stripper music as he walks past a mirror. It's very random. The filmmakers explained that they had a continuity problem because they were going to need blood on his shirt in the climax, and it wasn't going to show up well on camera well unless the actor stripped to his t-shirt.
The film is well shot and edited, and the images of the hut are convincing. The film was shot in the Indianapolis area, but the images may not have been sourced by the fimmakers. Most of the film is in low light and looks very effective.
Freddi Stevens-Jacobi was my high school film teacher, and she had the guys who made it, who had soince graduated, show their film in class and speak about it. I'm connected with her on Facebook, and she told me that she doesn't have copies of the student films we saw in class, which also included Giant Space Slugs and The Slammie Brothers vs. Godzilla and Gamera.
The film is well shot and edited, and the images of the hut are convincing. The film was shot in the Indianapolis area, but the images may not have been sourced by the fimmakers. Most of the film is in low light and looks very effective.
Freddi Stevens-Jacobi was my high school film teacher, and she had the guys who made it, who had soince graduated, show their film in class and speak about it. I'm connected with her on Facebook, and she told me that she doesn't have copies of the student films we saw in class, which also included Giant Space Slugs and The Slammie Brothers vs. Godzilla and Gamera.
