I HATED the editing in this movie...

Oh my God, I was so frustrated with this film when it came to the editing. As a technique, good job to the editor and that must have been quite a bit of rendering for the guy once he was putting in all of the discoloration, static, and film breaking.

However, it was just really annoying and frustrating to watch. First off, the film was shot with a DSLR camera, which captures video and stores it on a memory card, not a tape. The last 45 minutes of this film has film breaks, film waves, static lines, all the such that you would see if you were watching a VHS tape that was horribly treated throughout the years. Then you have points where the video just freezes, zooms in randomly, desaturates or saturates...pretty much any kind of effect you can get on Final Cut Pro under the "Bad TV" effect. I get what they were trying to do there, making it seem like some kind of footage found from somewhere, but when they were using a Canon camera or whatever kind of camera it was, that doesn't use a tape, it doesn't work that way when it comes to distorted video as if someone stumbled upon a crummy VHS tape in the city dump.

I'd believe that that is what I would see if I were watching this and the footage was shot back in the 1990s, but since this takes place last year, I guess, either you wouldn't see many glitches in the footage, or that camera would have been smashed way before those chicks got inside the military base.

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