Taboo: The Unthinkable Act

Utterly horrendous. The opening scene features strong flickering from the fluorescent lights because the genius production crew didn't know how to set the flicker filter filter on their $300 camera - and it just gets worse from there.

It feels like they took a script for a 15-minute short and did their best to stretch it to "feature-length," but their best wasn't anywhere near enough.

Plenty of zombie-like acting (no, they're not supposed to be zombies) on par with what you'd expect from a high school drama class (and that's being very generous). Shocking editing (some scenes cut in before the actors have even finished preparing for it), shocking audio (hard-surface resonance, no equalisation whatsoever), and video framing you'd expect from a wedding photographer.

Steer clear of this one.

This movie was really good an am alot of blk white family do this its a messeddddd the up mindset#notthatkindoflove