Impossible to tell what percentage of this is real. A more evil version of Under the Silver Lake.

Impossible to tell what percentage of this is real. A more evil version of Under the Silver Lake.

Sometimes the sings you see are not put there for youThis movie is so scary bro, such an unsettling feeling throughout the entire movie even though there is nothing remotely scary on the screen. Watching this in my room alone at night had me genuinely tweaking.

Sometimes the sings you see are not put there for youThis movie is so scary bro, such an unsettling feeling throughout the entire movie even though there is nothing remotely scary on the screen. Watching this in my room alone at night had me genuinely tweaking.

I was thinking about the stylistic flairs throughout the movie that feel atypical for found footage, and how they seem designed to mirror the main character’s frenzied mental state rather than maintain the impression of realism or rawness.

The end of the movie brought all of that together for me. The “unreliable editor” really adds to the sense of closeness and unpredictability that characterizes the found footage genre at its best.

I was thinking about the stylistic flairs throughout the movie that feel atypical for found footage, and how they seem designed to mirror the main character’s frenzied mental state rather than maintain the impression of realism or rawness.

The end of the movie brought all of that together for me. The “unreliable editor” really adds to the sense of closeness and unpredictability that characterizes the found footage genre at its best.

I was thinking about the stylistic flairs throughout the movie that feel atypical for found footage, and how they seem designed to mirror the main character’s frenzied mental state rather than maintain the impression of realism or rawness.

The end of the movie brought all of that together for me. The “unreliable editor” really adds to the sense of closeness and unpredictability that characterizes the found footage genre at its best.

I was thinking about the stylistic flairs throughout the movie that feel atypical for found footage, and how they seem designed to mirror the main character’s frenzied mental state rather than maintain the impression of realism or rawness.

The end of the movie brought all of that together for me. The “unreliable editor” really adds to the sense of closeness and unpredictability that characterizes the found footage genre at its best.

This episode of How To With John Wilson is pretty wild.

Ethically dubious and stretches credulity, but effective. I, uh, kind of live by here. The police helicopters are indeed maddening, you do encounter unhoused people operating in varying degrees of remove from your own reality, and sometimes the graffiti seems a little pointed. I heard the parrots in there. I hang out in an alley to make calls sometimes and I’m sure some neighbors think I’m a nut, too.

This episode of How To With John Wilson is pretty wild.

Ethically dubious and stretches credulity, but effective. I, uh, kind of live by here. The police helicopters are indeed maddening, you do encounter unhoused people operating in varying degrees of remove from your own reality, and sometimes the graffiti seems a little pointed. I heard the parrots in there. I hang out in an alley to make calls sometimes and I’m sure some neighbors think I’m a nut, too.