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"Stragglers" by Andy Blithe from Aturn Films creates a great YouTube series that shows a variety of deranged and hilarious characters, each with their own amusing quirks and situations that frustrates one another as each episode goes along.

Ryan Enever, Adi Thompson and Noakes are fantastic in their comedic performances and I wish there was a second series coming but I don't think there will be. Andy Blithe does a great job directing and coordinating the series as well as being in it. Very good British humour as it's awkward in a good way and shows a lot of unusual situations. Keep watching it. It's good.

I can say this at least feels like an actual film compared to the other Impey films I've seen thus far. Just having a story at all goes a long way, I suppose. There's some decent moments, especially for the backyard budget it's working with, but ultimately it succumbs to the seemingly one trick pony of the director of trying to elicit "shock" by abusing and torturing women at the expense of any kind of plot momentum, creating nothing but boredom. Impey doesn't do much to make any characters empathetic or likeable in any way. Just gore and violence for the sake of it. This isn't going to be memorable for you.

Found Footage Of Fear: Digital Terror is not be all that scary, from a conventional standpoint at least. But, witnessing the slow decline of an angry man who feels he's being attacked solely because marginalized people are finally getting representation is frightening. Mainly because we all know or have heard about such radicalized individuals in real life and seen the havoc they have wrought. Viewers will see the horror of everyday life thanks to the strong writing and excellent performances. Though, it might be too close to home for some. Nice try guys but simply wasnt scary enough which contradicts your point.