Sticks in the mind

As someone with a partner currently in a moon boot for a broken foot, my goodness me did this film give me anxiety as a group of friends tried to guide their injured protagonist over fences, gates and ritual chanting Satanist (?), crutches and all.

This film had incredibly inventive camera angles, utilising fish eye lenses and 360 Go Pro or similar equipment to gave an adventurous and yet very trippy element to proceedings. Shots of tension were mostly held for just the right amount of time to induce stress for viewers as well.

Where the film lost a few points for me was the sound, which I marked as quite jumbled, with layers of your mix overlapping and clashing with the action on screen making things quite hard to decipher from a narrative point of view.

For keeping grounded in reality and contrasting with the fantastical element though I found the film overall very inventive and really positive in tone.

Story: 2.5/5
Technical: 3/5
Elements: 2.5/5
Overall: 2.5/5