I thoroughly enjoyed Frazier Park Recut. I thought the film had the perfect blend of humor and creepiness which appealed to me because I'm not a fan of terrifying horror films.
One of my favorite shots is Tom moving the saw up and down in front of his face. There's a light illuminating only half of his face, leaving the rest of the frame pitch black. The hole in the saw lines up with his eye at some point and the spikes stood out against the soft lines of his face. I thought this shot was effective because the framing was artful but still spooky.
I would definitely recommend Frazier Park Recut. Its clever use of found footage creates an eerie and amusing story that creatively includes a look at the amateur filmmaking process.
One of my favorite shots is Tom moving the saw up and down in front of his face. There's a light illuminating only half of his face, leaving the rest of the frame pitch black. The hole in the saw lines up with his eye at some point and the spikes stood out against the soft lines of his face. I thought this shot was effective because the framing was artful but still spooky.
I would definitely recommend Frazier Park Recut. Its clever use of found footage creates an eerie and amusing story that creatively includes a look at the amateur filmmaking process.