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C.A.M. (2021)
Film Reviewers Quotes
Stephen Hutchinson for Tales of Terror "The director polished a traditionally basic style of film making in ways to leverage our curiosity and it pays off"..............
Martyn Wakefield for UK Horror "Du Melo's film is a testament to his ability to tell stories and bring to life horror on a budget, making him one to watch"............
Daniel Simmonds for Rotting Zombie "I loved that CAM had a proper soundtrack, it added a lot of atmosphere and excitement"...........
Rebecca Cherry for Film Carnage "There's plenty here to keep you entertained"..........
Michael Talbot-Haynes for Filmthreats. "While C. A. M. Is obviously grounded in Romero's The Crazies, the execution is freshened by using the found footage format. The scary parts are made all the more so by the style, and the directors' eyes for a good creep out. They add a score over the footage, usually a no-no for the format but here explained by the wraparound story. It is a very good score, a retro-wave synth that makes the eerie visuals downright terrifying. There are some real jumps to be had. The film's original copyright dates are 2013 and 2018, though it is slated for a proper release this year. The virus subject matter is obviously timely, with an argument to be made about whether this project was prophetic".........
As a Prelude to Fear (2022)
Film Reviewer Quotes
Martyn Wakefield for UK Horror "Prelude to fear brings about true horror in a way like no other."............
Phil Wheat for Nerdly "A pretty impressive second film"...........
Stephen Hutchinson for Tales of Terror "I find the confinement exciting and evocative"............
Daniel Simmonds for Rotting Zombie "I find myself fully on board looking forward to how Prelude to fear would play out"............
Michael Talbot-Haynes for Filmthreat "As a Prelude to Fear is a grim piece of work that takes some nasty turns down in the dark. The subject matter is taken seriously. It is well-paced and engaging, with twists that had me second-guessing throughout. The lighting and atmosphere are very well done, dredging the murk effectively. Du Melo also scored the picture with a tidy orchestra that nicely fits the cellist themes."...........