Mercedes (Taylors Version)

The Last Broadcast

this is good because it does feel and look like it could be a low budget real documentary for most of its runtime.

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The Last Broadcast

Night 3 of 31 Nights of Halloween The Last Broadcast is one of the earlier found-footage horror films, when the genre was still trying to find what it was capable of, and attempting to get its feet on the ground. This film does its best to be interesting and bring something new to the table, which it does at times, but it feels as if this film bit of more than it could chew. It’s a slow burn, which typically isn’t a problem, but the subject matter wasn’t interesting enough, and the pace of the film wasn’t as quick as it needed to be, resulting in a film that lacked any powerful punch whatsoever. I give the filmmakers props for trying something new, especially when the genre was something that hadn’t been explored a ton. I just wish there had been a little more meat to this film to have really made it something worthwhile.