In short: frustrating collection of pedestrian pseudo scifi shorts that will leave you feeling conned into watching.
Commendable effort for the most part, given that these are all obvious extremely low-budget.
But the end result is a very, very, very lacking patchwork of unintelligible crap.
The gimmick of having "The Boy" film cut into snippets used as interludes between the other shorts was a clever way to fool some viewers into thinking that this was actually a full-length feature, but it only ends up multiplying the frustration you feel at the end, because there is no relationship whatsoever between the different films.
The shorts themselves look like school projects. And not very good ones at that. There is no plot to be found here anywhere. And there is no purpose or pathos to any one of the shorts. This is not movie-making, it's just mimicking of worn-out scifi tropes.
Commendable effort for the most part, given that these are all obvious extremely low-budget.
But the end result is a very, very, very lacking patchwork of unintelligible crap.
The gimmick of having "The Boy" film cut into snippets used as interludes between the other shorts was a clever way to fool some viewers into thinking that this was actually a full-length feature, but it only ends up multiplying the frustration you feel at the end, because there is no relationship whatsoever between the different films.
The shorts themselves look like school projects. And not very good ones at that. There is no plot to be found here anywhere. And there is no purpose or pathos to any one of the shorts. This is not movie-making, it's just mimicking of worn-out scifi tropes.