Stabb Films

A review of The Burtons

by Stabb Films on 04/17/2005

What can you say about this film... interesting, unique, I wouldn't go so far as to say original, but it uses pieces of other films like it to mold it into what it is. Problem is... your synopsis over tells the story, which suggests that the viewer isn't gonna have a sniff what he or she is watching and will inevitably not like the film. Have more faith in your work, even... read

Pretty good!

A review of Spaces

by Stabb Films on 04/09/2005

Congrats. You guys pulled off an intriguing film using available surroundings, with no budget... yet you'd never even think of this as a no budget film. I'm guessing available light, which cast a nice hue. At first I had no idea where this film was going, but once we walked up the stairs and we did the first reveal over his shoulder of the car I knew I was in for a cool... read

Well...

A review of Mighty Good

by Stabb Films on 04/09/2005

There isn't much one can say about this "film". It's only 48 seconds, with at least 15 of those seconds used up on opening and closing credits. Honestly, if I was you, I'd take this off of this site, go back to the drawing board and come back when you have a "real" movie, not a poorly put together one liner. Sorry if I am coming off as a jerk, it's not intended, it's just... read

We think alike.

A review of Vampir

by Stabb Films on 02/02/2005

Just when you think you have something original... As I watched this film, actually even before i pressed play I got the feeling i was about to have deja vu. Silly me to think I'd be the only filmmaker in this contest that tackled the vampire genre, and silly me to think I'd be the only one to go after the tortured soul ideal, and to top it off a piano driven score. Wondering... read

They should have kisse!!!

A review of Mobile -redux

by Stabb Films on 01/28/2005

I liked it. Just an average conversation between 2 people in a relationship. Quite believable. Good acting, didn't think of them as actors, only people. I kept thinking, how many takes or run throughs did you have to do where you didn't have people honking horns at you or people looking at the camera, cuz I didn't notice either. Also, did you have the actor talking to... read

Simply Effective

A review of Splitsville

by Stabb Films on 01/28/2005

Good ending. That's the way guys should do it. An extremely simple short, but it works. The acting is believable, especially the girl who really shows the "lack" of emotion someone who's checked out of a relationship would show. Curious if that was all scripted or if they were able to improvise. You break it up into parts? Or did they just wing it whole script each take?Negatives..... read

Historical

A review of The Story of Dot

by Stabb Films on 11/20/2004

I wish there was interesting history such as this. Good idea, well executed. Glad to see someone is putting good use to Soundtrack and Livetype(i don't like Livetype much). how fast is the rneder time? Is the G5 really the sh**? The voice overs were great as was the stock footage and different pics etc. The interviews were really well lit and the acting was powerful,... read

Who can you trust?

A review of TRUST

by Stabb Films on 11/19/2004

So I read the production notes, and kudos to you for "throwing" a shoot together. i do it all the time so I know where you are coming from - you don't get to shoot what you sit and think about, you shoot around locations available to you. For shooting 16mm and using only the first take each time, this is a pretty damn good film, espacially if you add to this it's shot in... read

A lot in under 10.

A review of The Messenger

by Stabb Films on 11/19/2004

Not a bad film at all. This is one of the only shorts I've seen on here that plays out like an actual movie, with a beginning middle and end. First off the most noticeable thing to me is a GREAT use of locations. Did you do these guerilla or did you have permition. Most of my movies end up in someones house cuz there's no locations, but you had everything, and this gave... read

Nice.

A review of Monster In A Wheelchair

by Stabb Films on 11/19/2004

Love the "Gravel Driveway". This is pure enjoyment. Quite funny that can be enjoyed by all ages. Can't really dis anything about it, cuz it is what it is, a monster in a wheelchair. Neat idea well executed. Could possibly see this sneaking in to the top ten, cuz it's a fun short short (I've just finished watching numerous 9min59sec films, so this is a breath of fresh air)... read

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