Rejected

I received a screener to review this. I have to say this is a fun romp that doesn't take itself too seriously. There was a fun call back to the technology of the nineties and it fits well with the story.

This is a great parody of the infomercials of the time and candid camera types of video. By the title and premise you could be mistaken as a found footage film, which it isn't.

There is a great use of practical effects and limited, but well used CGi. This film doesn't commit the crime of using digital blood (which is illegal in horror movies by the way!).

All in all a great presentation. I would like for it to have been a little longer and a resolution to the story. Maybe this is being saved for the full feature,

Well worth the watch!

Rejected is a unique blend of satire, nostalgia and total gorefest that's got something for everybody (well, most...). Great practical effects and big laughs fill this delightfully twisted short.

You'll be saying WTF by the end and wanting more.

The basic premise surrounds an infomercial showing you "rejected" ads for an archaic 90s digital camera. Everyone uses the camera gets...let's say some seriously bad luck.

The acting is hilarious and the cinematography is top notch. I'd love to see this concept extended into a feature, like a Kentucky Fried Movie with splatter.

For horror fans for sure, but enough laughs to satisfy even the most squeamish.

Advertising of year 1997 for promote a revolutionary camera. The character from a painting, Yeti and the revenge of a lady against her husband chiting her are motif for rejecting of this advertising but a TV show seems perfect to present them to audience. Or, for a sort of course, not exactly.

The result is a pretty nice dark comedy about phenomenal objects, show people not so hansome and the effect to present the not right show.

The main virtue - I suppose the atmosphere of presumed 1997.

And, sure, the three stories, charming for irony, maybe for violence, the last being delicious use of dark magic.

In this wacky horror macabre short film, three rejected advertisements are shown that are all linked to a vintage digital camera. As each story is split into three segments the camera through out the short turns out to be a sinister. With an 90's aesthetic the film comes to life with very impressive visual and practical effects. If you love gore this is something you'll want to add to your list. As each segment gets more and more wackier, you can't turn away. The final segment is by far my favorite. Without giving to much away things take a demonic fun turn. The build up leading to the final act is brilliant and very entertaining. With this only being a short film it's packed with grotesque, nonstop action, and a high body count. This short film is currently on the film festival journey. If you get the chance don't miss a screening of this upcoming short!

This short is entertaining, gory, funny, to the point and keeps you gripped. Thoroughly enjoyed. The theme of 1997 was captured perfectly, with the right amount of nostalgia. It's the attention to detail in every scene which really makes you feel the love and work that went into this film. The practical effects were not only disgustingly wonderful, but also extremely effective. Rejected has exceeded where Hollywood fails a lot of the time. From the storyline, to the effects, the passion is beautiful. It's such a refreshing film and one I can see myself returning to often. Would recommend to any horror fan who loves a bit of gore and a fun time.