Have any of you seen this film? If so, what did you think about the film stock quality? I just won some of the film stock used to make this movie and I haven't actually seen it.
Any leads?
I've seen it, but wasn't blown away with the film quality-it looked pretty much like everything else. I'm curious, what makes this film stock special?
shareI wanna see it
Hey now, you're an allstar, get your game on....go play!
Why didn't I here it came to the theaters?
shareThe movie pretty much looked like it was shot on video. The quality's inferior to "Ghost Rig", which had a kinda similar story line !
shareParts of it was shot on video... but the quality isn't all that bad, still quite watchable. I'm a fan of shlock-horror myself and this was no 'Ice Queen'. Ice Queen being possibly THE WORST film ever made!
"Feed me a stray cat"
Yes. And I quite liked it really. I'm a Tom Hardy fan, loved him in Star Trek, and I think poor Tom is suckered into low budget films because he's not well known. I watched this movie once with my mom, then three times after that and it kinda grew on me. It was devilishly gruesome but fun!
shareif you ask me, the stock quality could be average to poor, but as long as the movie is good all around, i'd like to see it. i want to know if the acting is good and if the props make the film or break it.
shareto me it doesnt matter what film stock is used, if its shot on 35mm, 16mm, or video, all i car about is the story and if you can hear it cuz if u can watch a movie and understand everything going on by dialogue or sounds and music then the quality wouldnt matter, cuz the film will be good on any format, you know what im saying?
shareI am watching it now ,it's really confusing , i probably can make a better movie with my 10 year old camera.
shareIt is kind of amateurish, although some ideas were interesting not recommandable to anyone but hard-core low budget horror fans.
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Terrific movie.
poor qualityWhen there's no more room in hell, The dead will walk the earth...