Reviews of Case #3756 5

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  Choppy!
  A review of Case #3756
  by InPost on 11/07/2012
  This short has a good concept and some good characters. I liked the cops and the crook at the police station, but I found the killer to be a little flat. I was almost expecting something a little darker and more disturbing, a la 'buffalo bill' , especially considering what he is about to do. As a viewer, I almost need this guy to be more disturbed. But overall a well executed... This short has a good concept and some good characters. I liked the cops and the crook at the police station,
  but I found the killer to be a little flat. I was almost expecting something a little darker and more disturbing,
  a la 'buffalo bill' , especially considering what he is about to do. As a viewer, I almost need this guy to
  be more disturbed. But overall a well executed short with a good story. read
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  Creepy, creative found footage
  A review of Case #3756
  by brennansprague on 11/03/2012
  This was a very creepy short film. Also, it used really creative filters and effects to add flair and character. All the camerawork is expertly done and effective. The acting for a project like this is decent. It had a basic plot but a complex structure and I admire the artistic things you've tried on this. The final confession of the serial killer is kind of disturbing and... This was a very creepy short film.
  Also, it used really creative filters and effects to add flair and character.
  All the camerawork is expertly done and effective.
  The acting for a project like this is decent.
  It had a basic plot but a complex structure and I admire the artistic things you've tried on this.
  The final confession of the serial killer is kind of disturbing and chilling, about why he made the tape in the first place.
  The ambiguous ending wrapped it all up perfectly.
  Really good short film! Refreshing to see some of these good films on here. read
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  One for the books
  A review of Case #3756
  by **DELETED ACCOUNT** on 04/01/2012
  This was the first short film I've seen and I enjoyed it. It was well thought out and it flowed really nicely. The interrogation scene looked like an actual scene from a police interrogation which made it very believable to the viewer. The acting was good. I thought the concept was was believable this is something you would not be shocked to see happen in real life. Good job... This was the first short film I've seen and I enjoyed it. It was well thought out and it flowed really nicely. The interrogation scene looked like an actual scene from a police interrogation which made it very believable to the viewer. The acting was good. I thought the concept was was believable this is something you would not be shocked to see happen in real life. Good job. read
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  Case #3756 review
  A review of Case #3756
  by areazerofilms on 03/10/2012
  Case #3756 is a well written and directed short film, the acting is a good asset in this 6 minutes thriller where a killer is loose and police struggles to find out the truth. The filmmaker explores an interesting technique where the audience is always watching footage from a regular camcorder and the outcome is a nice and creepy short film.
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  Eep!
  A review of Case #3756
  by Tesssa on 02/01/2012
  Your suspense is very well build up, quite scary the ending! To be honest, I didn't read the sinopsis as I find it takes something off the movie sometimes, and I'm glad I didn't. I really would love to see the full version. Maybe it's my computer, but when the killer yells in the camera the sounds goes slightly overboard. However, considering you made an interesting mix of... Your suspense is very well build up, quite scary the ending! To be honest, I didn't read the sinopsis as I find it takes something off the movie sometimes, and I'm glad I didn't. I really would love to see the full version.
  
  Maybe it's my computer, but when the killer yells in the camera the sounds goes slightly overboard. However, considering you made an interesting mix of all sorts of none professional videos, I wonder if it's on purpose?
  
  A particular detail I appreciated was that when he was spying on the girl in one of the first shoots, you could see the little menu buttons of the camera used. In general I found you really made a healthy mix between the style of the various different movies while not exagerating it by degrading the quality of the scene, and these small details help tremendously for that. They remind the viewer what they are watching.
  
  Would love to see more of your work. read