It had me thinking this is what Skinamarink should have been, it's just a shame it didn't have a higher budget as the story and execution was actually pretty decent and with a bigger budget, it would have removed the cringey cheesy parts.
For a film made by a family during the pandemic, you can tell they had some decent ideas that were likely cooking around in one of their heads for a while.
It gets very very weird too. Some parts were good and creepy, others looked awful and hilarious.
The only thing that annoyed me about the plot was the boy putting things together. The things he realises, I doubt anybody in the whole world would have been able to realise. He sees a lock for example and says "that must mean everything is set in stone".
That's one of the simpler connections he makes.
Give it a watch and see what you think. I like weirdness so I was happy with it.
For a film made by a family during the pandemic, you can tell they had some decent ideas that were likely cooking around in one of their heads for a while.
It gets very very weird too. Some parts were good and creepy, others looked awful and hilarious.
The only thing that annoyed me about the plot was the boy putting things together. The things he realises, I doubt anybody in the whole world would have been able to realise. He sees a lock for example and says "that must mean everything is set in stone".
That's one of the simpler connections he makes.
Give it a watch and see what you think. I like weirdness so I was happy with it.