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TF-Viewer · 12-23-2014

Honestly the thing that stands out the most is that you can literally see the guy helping tear off their clothes in the shots, his hands are clearly visible, it sort of distracts from the illusion that's trying to be built ya know. I'm not sure why the failed tearing attempts weren't cut out during editing, but it gives the impression that it's just padding the length of the video, kinda think of it most of the screaming seemed excessive as if just to add minutes to the clock, run the meter up, etc. But if it's shorter it costs less, right? If that's what it was about I'm going to say I'm disappointed, and that's what it looks like it was about.

12-23-2014	#185
TF-Viewer Slave to the Process Forum Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 12,778	Re: Female Werewolf needles in a haystack Honestly the thing that stands out the most is that you can literally see the guy helping tear off their clothes in the shots, his hands are clearly visible, it sort of distracts from the illusion that's trying to be built ya know. I'm not sure why the failed tearing attempts weren't cut out during editing, but it gives the impression that it's just padding the length of the video, kinda think of it most of the screaming seemed excessive as if just to add minutes to the clock, run the meter up, etc. But if it's shorter it costs less, right? If that's what it was about I'm going to say I'm disappointed, and that's what it looks like it was about.