Something like this is fun to make for yourself with some friends to maybe put it on youtube but not as an actual movie. What a waste of their time and the $15000,- budget.
If you're prone to motion sickness I wouldn't recommend this to you. Actually I wouldn't recommend the movie at all if you can actually call it a movie since the duration is only 54 minutes (thank God for that though).
It's made along the lines of how The Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity were done. It's about a young couple, Lucas and Sarah, that go looking for the chupacabra after Sarah's father told them not to.
During daylight the movie is hard to watch because the camera is everywhere when they walk which is the first 15+ minutes and the rest of the movie is mostly in darkness during the night and don't expect to be able to see anything.
The footage is from two cameras, they both carry one. When you're watching the footage of one of them you can't hear what the other person is saying unless the movie transitions to the other camera.
Most annoying thing is every time something that is 'unexplainable' is going on the girl immediately has to blame her boyfriend Lucas for being stupid because she always assumes its him pulling of pranks.
All and all it had a few neat ideas here and there, whether they were original I will not discuss in detail, but this shouldn't be seen as a professional movie worth seeing. It would more likely fall under the category of amateur film making or along the lines of similar results when you have to do that one movie project for class.
If you're prone to motion sickness I wouldn't recommend this to you. Actually I wouldn't recommend the movie at all if you can actually call it a movie since the duration is only 54 minutes (thank God for that though).
It's made along the lines of how The Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity were done. It's about a young couple, Lucas and Sarah, that go looking for the chupacabra after Sarah's father told them not to.
During daylight the movie is hard to watch because the camera is everywhere when they walk which is the first 15+ minutes and the rest of the movie is mostly in darkness during the night and don't expect to be able to see anything.
The footage is from two cameras, they both carry one. When you're watching the footage of one of them you can't hear what the other person is saying unless the movie transitions to the other camera.
Most annoying thing is every time something that is 'unexplainable' is going on the girl immediately has to blame her boyfriend Lucas for being stupid because she always assumes its him pulling of pranks.
All and all it had a few neat ideas here and there, whether they were original I will not discuss in detail, but this shouldn't be seen as a professional movie worth seeing. It would more likely fall under the category of amateur film making or along the lines of similar results when you have to do that one movie project for class.
