Insane camera work. I had to close my eyes at several points in the program, due to the camera being pointed at bright lights. At one point, there was a bright light in the background, and the host kept stepping in front of, then to the side of, the light.
Subjecting people to bright lights is a well known investigative technique, used by police agencies the world over, designed to make people uncomfortable.
Why the makers of this program thought that making the viewer uncomfortable is a good idea, is unfathomable to me. If I want to look at bright lights, I can go down to the local police station and tell them that I have a confession to make. I'm sure they will accommodate me.
I had recorded episode one of this program, and when I at first discovered that I did not have the second and third episodes, I was a bit disappointed. It was for naught, as even if I did have the other two, I could not be bothered to view them.
Subjecting people to bright lights is a well known investigative technique, used by police agencies the world over, designed to make people uncomfortable.
Why the makers of this program thought that making the viewer uncomfortable is a good idea, is unfathomable to me. If I want to look at bright lights, I can go down to the local police station and tell them that I have a confession to make. I'm sure they will accommodate me.
I had recorded episode one of this program, and when I at first discovered that I did not have the second and third episodes, I was a bit disappointed. It was for naught, as even if I did have the other two, I could not be bothered to view them.
