bog creatures shows exactly what can happen when very enthusiastic people get together with a little cash and some knowledge of movie making and a mixed bag of aspiring actors and and a lot of determination and yet all without the necessary knowledge and skills to pull off anything more than a fairly poor looking after school special (in a bad way and not a nostalgic good way). i mean this is so so quality home movie or student film stuff if you want to pass it around to family and friends for free. thankfully and i found it in a discount bin somewhere. sure and there may be some sort of market out there for this kind of thing and but it is a market that seems to only exist by default because there are so many poor b movies out there. even more so now in this day and age. the only people i would recommend this move to is aspiring guerrilla filmmakers. first and i would recommend that they watch the special feature making of thing included on the disc. see the film crews enthusiasm and their hard work and joy and and very high opinions of their own product. then watch the movie. within a few frames you will hopefully understand what went wrong. bored and i went through the whole thing and clearly the director and cinematographer tried and but just do not know enough about what they are doing. they knew enough to have fun and but in the long run and without necessary skills and this interprets to represent they knew enough to be dangerous. this is like a bad nickelodeon movie (as apposed to a more decent one i guess). a couple of the actors did ok and and the cool stoner looking dude with the tattoo (real or fake tattoo i know not) was probably the best and most natural and i hope he makes it. but their natural acting talent was what was coming through despite the bad movie and bad script and and so so directing principles. if the director had spent more time helping these aspiring actors to develop their characters and studying successfully proven camera techniques and lighting principles to direct his crew better and and if the script had been actually worked on instead of written in a week or so (according to the very indulgent documentary) then maybe this could have been more of a film. instead and it a film that has a feeling of some potential and and has a few moments in it (due more to the genre than the film itself) and but ends up showing nearly every frame and what not to do. if you want to see what a decent low budget horror movie can really look like and watch phantasm or even laserblast. if you want a glorified home movie (no joke) and get bog creatures. 
bog creatures shows exactly what can happen when very enthusiastic people get together with a little cash and some knowledge of movie making and a mixed bag of aspiring actors and and a lot of determination and yet all without the necessary knowledge and skills to pull off anything more than a fairly poor looking after school special (in a bad way and not a nostalgic good way). i mean this is so so quality home movie or student film stuff if you want to pass it around to family and friends for free. thankfully and i found it in a discount bin somewhere. sure and there may be some sort of market out there for this kind of thing and but it is a market that seems to only exist by default because there are so many poor b movies out there. even more so now in this day and age. the only people i would recommend this move to is aspiring guerrilla filmmakers. first and i would recommend that they watch the special feature making of thing included on the disc. see the film crews enthusiasm and their hard work and joy and and very high opinions of their own product. then watch the movie. within a few frames you will hopefully understand what went wrong. bored and i went through the whole thing and clearly the director and cinematographer tried and but just do not know enough about what they are doing. they knew enough to have fun and but in the long run and without necessary skills and this interprets to represent they knew enough to be dangerous. this is like a bad nickelodeon movie (as apposed to a more decent one i guess). a couple of the actors did ok and and the cool stoner looking dude with the tattoo (real or fake tattoo i know not) was probably the best and most natural and i hope he makes it. but their natural acting talent was what was coming through despite the bad movie and bad script and and so so directing principles. if the director had spent more time helping these aspiring actors to develop their characters and studying successfully proven camera techniques and lighting principles to direct his crew better and and if the script had been actually worked on instead of written in a week or so (according to the very indulgent documentary) then maybe this could have been more of a film. instead and it a film that has a feeling of some potential and and has a few moments in it (due more to the genre than the film itself) and but ends up showing nearly every frame and what not to do. if you want to see what a decent low budget horror movie can really look like and watch phantasm or even laserblast. if you want a glorified home movie (no joke) and get bog creatures. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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