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Originally Posted by fiend_skull
1st off, they use the camera in a different manner than Blair Witch in how they build suspense and how they correlate with the story. With using the fast forward technique they were able to play with the audience's head by telling them "when they slows down, something is suppose to happen."
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ok, ill give you that, I dont remember seeing any other movies that use time lapse to build suspense in that way. So not so much original in the sense of using home cameras but in how they are used.
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Originally Posted by fiend_skull
2nd off, the footage in the film was not suppose to be the "true story" they based it off of. One of the people who helped work on the film was connected to a paranormal investigative team where they have stocks of videos with clips similar to some of the stuff in the movie.
How the movie was built was very original and takes after Hitchcockian styled suspense and horror.
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I didnt mean it was supposed to be
the true story, just that it is supposed to be portrayed as a true story of what happened to this perticular couple through their own camera. Could be that im just picking it apart too much, which I do alot.
Maybe one of these days everyone will see my version of suspense and terror.