That this was reportedly done on a $200 budget is impressive of itself, but with modern day digital cameras and a trip to the thrift store, that's entirely possible these days. Sadly, even that seems $200 wasted.
This is yet another short with no real plot, no resolution, explanation or ending. It would seem the $200 budget ran out and someone called, "That's a wrap!" Then to add insult to time-wasting injury, there's a post-credit clip that's even more pointless than the flick itself.
Richards is reasonably played by John O'Hagan. Shamus Jarvis as Hudson is reminiscent of the best schlock acting of Dark Star, but unfortunately was not intended as comedic in this film.
In short, 24 minutes you could better spend doing dishes. Nothing to see here. Move along. Move along.
This is yet another short with no real plot, no resolution, explanation or ending. It would seem the $200 budget ran out and someone called, "That's a wrap!" Then to add insult to time-wasting injury, there's a post-credit clip that's even more pointless than the flick itself.
Richards is reasonably played by John O'Hagan. Shamus Jarvis as Hudson is reminiscent of the best schlock acting of Dark Star, but unfortunately was not intended as comedic in this film.
In short, 24 minutes you could better spend doing dishes. Nothing to see here. Move along. Move along.