Plain and simple, the cinematography looked as if the camera person had just walked in to the nearest Wal Mart and bought a point and shoot HD camera minutes before filming began! Honestly, I suspect that this may truly be the case here! Seriously, the "Blair Witch Project" appeared more professional! I've had less focus problems with my old Sony Handicam on auto-focus at family reunions!
And how about aperture control? Do they know that it is possible to have more than one subject in focus at the same time?
Then there was the sex scene with all the light spots on the lens! What the heck was that?
How about the lack of timing between the actors? If, in real life, I happened to be involved in any of the conversations in this film as they happened, I would immediately call 911 and have the nearest hospital check to see if somebody slipped me a roofy!
I don't even want to talk about the plot! Original much? They could've done another "Charlie Manson" artistic documentary and it would've been better!
"Deep Throat" was a better movie! At least that movie was in focus and had a solid plot!
And how about aperture control? Do they know that it is possible to have more than one subject in focus at the same time?
Then there was the sex scene with all the light spots on the lens! What the heck was that?
How about the lack of timing between the actors? If, in real life, I happened to be involved in any of the conversations in this film as they happened, I would immediately call 911 and have the nearest hospital check to see if somebody slipped me a roofy!
I don't even want to talk about the plot! Original much? They could've done another "Charlie Manson" artistic documentary and it would've been better!
"Deep Throat" was a better movie! At least that movie was in focus and had a solid plot!