Bits

Bits, one view is not enough. You will have to see it a few times to try to get in to the head of villain. I saw it tree times, and still need to see it again, just to get even 10 percent. Story is amazing, acting fantastic!!!!!!! We have on our hands a perfect villain for movies to come. Director loves details, pay attention to them. You must not miss a second of this movie. I cannot give more information, because i would spoil the movie. So! Get relaxed, make some popcorn and enjoy Bits, write something down, it is going to help You after watching it again. It's a great journey into madness.

BITS has so many wonderful elements. It's horrifying, with astounding imagery. Using guerilla filming style in a fantastic and intriguing way. In fact, he filmed this over 3 hours in an apartment block without permission! Once again, this master of the macabre has produced a one of a kind 16-minute short feature film, and as this is his first film, I have to commend Metropolitana for the writing, directing, editing, cinematography, photography, sound effects and music. It's a brutal, nasty, horror and gore fest, with a storyline. A woman in a purple dress, fishnet stockings, tiger print high heel shoes, an apartment block, tenants, a creepy receptionist, a staircase, a desk, chair and an old ringer landline telephone. There is a storyline to this that includes a serial killer running amok. Attention to detail is on point. As we are beginning to learn more about this filmmakers MO, we are getting to see that every single detail is purposeful, well thought out and it has a goal and an intention. The music and the sound effects for BITS push the narrative along with precision. They are implemented into the film quite brilliantly, I have to say. It sets the scene, changes the tone of the film only 2 minutes in, and when the sound effects kick in, you know what you are about to watch is going to be wild and insane. Both sound effects and the music play a pivotal role in each scene, in an amazing, gripping and chilling way. It accompanied the actions in the film thoughtfully. It sent shivers down my spine! Great job with that Metropolitana. The cinematography, with its camera angles, still shots and slow movement is outstanding, and interesting. The first person POV shifts to third person POV, excellent transition between the different point of views, as they segway quite remarkably. The close-up shots are compelling and gruesome. It's films like BITS that get me excited for the horrorsphere. So, lets support our independent filmmakers, and keep horror alive. Guerilla Metropolitana has the potential to be a game changer in the realm of the weird, bizarre, dystopian and extreme horror genre.

Bits is my favorite of the short films . I've watched it so many times and love it more and more . It catches you by surprise because you think you figured it out only to find out you didn't . Guerrilla Metropolitana brought his unique style to life in Bits and it is done so beautifully and yet horrifying also but it is so well blended and everything flows together just perfectly . It's a tale of utter madness you can't resist . Once you watch it you'll find yourself wanting more and to watch it over again . He created a short film of horror that will have you sitting on the edge of your seat for sure .