Watching this feels like an unnecessary struggle on several accounts. Let's begin with the storytelling - definitely feels like "first times" from this perspective. Like someone is following "all" the rules and that we are watching the storyteller tick off mandatory storyline boxes of matching words with pictures and scenes. It's akward for them, and wayyyy akward for us. Maybe experience flushes out that akwardness over time - or maybe akward is just that person's flavour of directing and acting? I cannot answer that question because I am still akwardly somewhere in the middle of this "show?" Okay did I mention how awkward and CHOPPY this feels as well? Choppy meaning no cohesion in the changing scenes. I want to grab onto something within this movie so I don't let go (change the channel) and hoping maybe it's going to morph into a "must keep watching to see if the akward gets worse?" sort of watch. The guy playing the lead sort of overdoes the creepy guy bit and making it even harder to grab onto a character to root for (you don't even want to root for his demise because it's hard to care enough for even that). The guy is weird and has a camera - no stretching of the imagination or storytelling there. Again, feels like a cookie cutter piece of maybe "making a film" that you could pull this guy's character and the storytelling puzzle piece and drop it into any other story and just "inject typical serial killer" . Anyhoo, nothing at all to really write about in this film so far. Did I do okay capturing that? (Is how you feel about what you watched and it's content)

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