nice one! Some amazing camera work here!

....... ....... .... ... ... .. . . my ... GOD!

I have been a huge fan of your movies but this... man..... MAN!!..... oh man.... I cannot even begin to tell you how much I enjoyed this... TRULY!

Where do I begin? where can one begin?..

The lighting : You utilised lighting in a way I have never seen before with MS. The depth of shadows, the vivid colours, the shades the ambience, my god you demonstrated it all.

From there on, I was just sucked into this monstrous 3min film and my eyes were firmly glued onto the screen. Even at one point I had to scamper to turn off all my lights and continue watching this beautiful piece.

Cinematography was just OUTSTANDING.. out FRICKIN standing and I really wouldn't say that if I didn't mean it man. Your use of the camera was just exquisite with some delicate and precise moments.

The pacing was incredible, you set the scene and the build up of tension was just a joy to experience... a real joy.

I sincerely hope a lot of people watch this as you have just demonstrated what moviestorm is capable of.

NUKE-FFING TASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well, having read your export process that you laid out on the MS forums, I can only say it works. Man does it work!

It looked, and sounded, stunning. A technical showcase for what can be achieved with Moviestorm.

Truly amazing. I can see this being expanded into a longer film that could scare the *&#$@ out of someone.

Nice job.

wow Phil, great work man! I liked the part where the dude moves past the window quickly, but I love the lighting especially. Nice Job man!!

Hey man, that was fantastic. The cinematography was particularly outstanding. But the editing rhythms too were first rate. Interesting use of sound too. Very subtle. Great work.

Shows excellently what can be done with MovieStorm when it's in the hand of one of it's masters. The use of lighting and music/sound sets worked extremelyl well. Real creepy.
I enjoyed the self irony part at the beginning when the girl is yawning while watching Bloodspell.

An absolute pleasure to work on this project with you!

The atmosphere and lighting was amazing along with your camera work. Very creepy and scary!

Hey, I remember Blood Spell! I like how you've incorporated it into your story. Great lighting and suspense right to the end.

At this point I can only echo the sentiments concerning the atmosphere and mood you achieved with your lighting and direction. Your rendering process really brings out the best in MovieStorm. (I may have to spring for Quicktime pro.)

I especially liked the subliminal little something going on at the 2:13 mark.

Fantastic movie, but why oh! why do these girls hear a noise outside, late at night and then go out to investigate, they're just asking for trouble.