Thinking of seeing 'Ratter'? then maybe you need to seriously think again! The write-up sounded as if it could have been an exiting modern cyber 'warning' - NOT SO. This is one case where you can believe the bulk of reviews that are trying earnestly to warn you away. Wish I had read them before I wasted more than 10mins on this indescribably bad movie.
It starts off shot on webcam, cellphone, bagphone, wobblecam, kitchencam, then progresses to toiletcam, before finally ending on pervcam. Thinking this cheap style was only being used to set-up the plot - I waited for it to turn into a professional movie - and waited...but, no change whatever!.....The name Branden Kramer is now on my 'Must To Avoid' list. At times it looks like he forgot to turn off the camera between takes - then thought the results looked 'creative' so left them in. Could some of the problem perhaps be born within certain types of Media Studies courses being taught at every school across the land - who hand out digi-cams to students and "teach" them to think they can be the next movie junkie king?. This particular effort looks like it's from a student who should have been told...!. To think that any serious distributor would even consider going near this, is unthinkable (Sony!!!)- tells us how much we just can't trust this industry anymore. If you don't care what you sit through or have an abundance of time to waste - then this could suit your level of non- eventism.
It starts off shot on webcam, cellphone, bagphone, wobblecam, kitchencam, then progresses to toiletcam, before finally ending on pervcam. Thinking this cheap style was only being used to set-up the plot - I waited for it to turn into a professional movie - and waited...but, no change whatever!.....The name Branden Kramer is now on my 'Must To Avoid' list. At times it looks like he forgot to turn off the camera between takes - then thought the results looked 'creative' so left them in. Could some of the problem perhaps be born within certain types of Media Studies courses being taught at every school across the land - who hand out digi-cams to students and "teach" them to think they can be the next movie junkie king?. This particular effort looks like it's from a student who should have been told...!. To think that any serious distributor would even consider going near this, is unthinkable (Sony!!!)- tells us how much we just can't trust this industry anymore. If you don't care what you sit through or have an abundance of time to waste - then this could suit your level of non- eventism.