3 Bewertungen
No pun intended obviously ... and I think you understand that a lot of things are changing. Depending on what you mean and think about of course. This short movie mirrors our fears ... well you'll get what I did just there when you watch it of course.
Since the "story" aspect is quite narrow to say the least, I will not delve into any specifics ... but will tell you that this will work on fears - with a minimum amount of dialog (if you can even call it that, a couple of sentences), so this works more visually, with camera angles and with music. And having mirrors in this makes the shooting harder - which is one of the reasons this has a making of linked on youtube ... makes sense to promote it after you watch it ... well done.
Since the "story" aspect is quite narrow to say the least, I will not delve into any specifics ... but will tell you that this will work on fears - with a minimum amount of dialog (if you can even call it that, a couple of sentences), so this works more visually, with camera angles and with music. And having mirrors in this makes the shooting harder - which is one of the reasons this has a making of linked on youtube ... makes sense to promote it after you watch it ... well done.
Okay, this is what I would call a solid horror short film. It's definitely one of the best I've seen in its genre, especially in terms of visual effects. It's actually hard to believe the entire story fits into just four minutes-it felt longer, yet I couldn't take my eyes off the screen. That's how engaging it was.
The horror kicks in right from the start. Typically, horror stories begin with a seemingly normal, bustling environment before transitioning into darkness, silence, and terror. But this film breaks that pattern-it starts in an eerie, nearly abandoned place and quickly escalates into an even creepier, more horrifying setting.
The Changing Room masterfully plays with mirrors, which serve as powerful amplifiers of fear. While a mirror reflects our world, it also tempts us to wonder-what's on the other side? Is it another world, another dimension? This instinctive curiosity, deeply rooted in human nature, is likely why mirrors are such a common element in horror stories.
The story is gripping, and the acting is strong. The cinematography and visual effects are excellent. I also appreciate that the film focuses on a single character rather than introducing multiple ones, as this helps build suspense effectively within a short runtime.
The Changing Room is definitely worth watching.
The horror kicks in right from the start. Typically, horror stories begin with a seemingly normal, bustling environment before transitioning into darkness, silence, and terror. But this film breaks that pattern-it starts in an eerie, nearly abandoned place and quickly escalates into an even creepier, more horrifying setting.
The Changing Room masterfully plays with mirrors, which serve as powerful amplifiers of fear. While a mirror reflects our world, it also tempts us to wonder-what's on the other side? Is it another world, another dimension? This instinctive curiosity, deeply rooted in human nature, is likely why mirrors are such a common element in horror stories.
The story is gripping, and the acting is strong. The cinematography and visual effects are excellent. I also appreciate that the film focuses on a single character rather than introducing multiple ones, as this helps build suspense effectively within a short runtime.
The Changing Room is definitely worth watching.