After watching "Film Amateura", I became interested in the other movies that the director had made previously that he was parodying. They're hard to find and you have to YouTube most of them. "Death's Apprentice" was actually a really good movie! I'd give it a Ten, but just because of the amateurish quality of it, I won't. It reminded me a lot of "A Christmas Carol", because the story is told through Shadows of previous events. One thing I noticed that was really neat was that even though all the events are out of sequence, we learn about them through shadows, so there aren't really any "official flashbacks". The acting was really cheesy and lame, but that was part of the charm. I think you need to see Film Amateura in order to understand why Death's Apprentice is so good.
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