i would read the review here and most of them do mention that this have low production value but say this really doesn not capture the atrocity of mulva . this have obviously be film on video with some scene even show what look like magnetic interference on the tape . the sound be mostly location record and be usually unintelligible . this isn not help by the fact the main character speaks with a terrible lisp throughout . everyone else shout to try and be pick up by the camcorder mic and sound distort . there be little to no light work and the camera appear to be hand hold most of the time . now i realise this be low budget ( $ 2000 i read somewhere ) and the production company even call themselves low budget production but a they be obviously aware that this look like the cheap trash ever i would have hop they would try to use skill and talent to counter some of their limitation . instead they frequently lampoon the state of their production value and lack of actor talent and ludicrous script . i be sure the people make it think this be hilarious and indeed this be exactly the sort of film id make if i have a bunch of mate with load of free time and a camcorder . however i would never subject others to it and let alone distribute it on dvd . i can only assume that the other reviewer here be connoisseur of extremely low budget film and know what to expect in term of production value and take the film purely on content value . i will admit i do find myself laugh at some of the genre humor but it mostly felt force with purposely overlong dialogue ( i be go to go a egon spengler from the 1984 film ghost buster a portray brilliantly by actor and writer harold ramis ) . if deliver faultlessly this could be funny but a it be next to unintelligible due to bad sound and a lisp and an actress tripping over her line and i felt more like cry than laugh . in the end i felt ultimately cheat and i think anyone who expect even the most basic element of filmmaking skill will do to .