The Crimeover

Really enjoyed the flashback sequences (especially the one with the knife). I would say it was a shame about the sound sync issues, but they actually added to the humour.

A nice concept that wrapped up in 7 minutes without any confusion (although we never really found out who did it). Pity about the audio, but otherwise pretty well put together.

I liked the storyline in this film. It would have been cool to find out who killed the mystery dude in the bathroom, as you usually have a resolution at the end of a crime film. I really enjoyed the establishing shots at the start, really good. A shame about the audio however.

This film was very energetic and obviously was made by a team that had fun making it. It was a real shame about the audio, I sat in the audience and I could definitely relate to how you felt, seeing as my team had audio issues as well. However, in light of all this, it was a more relaxed take on the crime genre with a great use of the freeze frame ending.

The use of the wire was funny and original, but I wish they hadn't blatantly stated it! Shame about the syncing of the voices. The ending made no sense to me - I don't understand why another stripper should turn up and we didn't find out how the first one died? In saying this, it was a crime film that made me laugh, and a fun way to start the evening.

A hens party goes horribly wrong when the stripper is found dead in the bathroom the next morning. They spend the film trying to work out what happened (ala the Hangover - hence the name) each person revealing a little more of the plot. The biggest issue, as has been stated before, was that the sound was out of sync with the audio, not just in parts but the whole movie. The cast seemed to have a lot of fun making the film and (spoiler alert) the stripper turning up at the end was very funny, and I presume it meant the other guy was actually a real cop that got carried away?

Came together with some unintentional laugh out loud moments, overall an alright watch but a let down with clarity of story and sound sync issues.

A nice concept that wrapped up in 7 minutes without any confusion (although we never really found out who did it). Pity about the audio, but otherwise pretty well put together.