"The Lord's Work"

[Benji Duncan]

Here's a crappy horror film a friend of mine did that I'm in. I'm planning to edit it soon to make it less crappy, but until then, here's his version...

Part 1

Part 2

Just so you're not confused, in the ending, that's supposed to be the hand of God that makes the Killer's head explode. Nick thought that would be conveyed accurately by putting some red light thingy on the screen. I've since fixed it into a kick ass cgi sequence that you'll see in my version of the film coming soon. Plus there are two more, plot building scenes that make up for the fact that his film hardly has a story.

Besides acting in the film I also scored the organ music at the beginning and the flute score when the bible is burning.

[Marvin the Misfit]

I never made a film, but I think you're being a little too demanding. It's not bad for an ameature little flick. I got a kick out of it. I loved the score!

[Apple Pie Princess]

Ha! You were the funniest preacher Benji! Good acting! I did think the film had a lot of mistakes though. I would put the time into fixingit justbecause i think it really could be great. I like horror movies and watch alotof them and this one got a little creepy in the end. the music sold it well.

[Benji Duncan]

thanks for the comments on the score.

My cheif problem with the film is that it just isn't a story. It's arranged like a protagonist-antagonist piece but it simply doesn't work that way because there is so little information about why the characters are doing what they're doing. The film works better as a man vs. man piece where both the killer and the preacher are given equal emphasis. You have to make it a man vs. man piece essentially because you're dealing with two stock characters. So my version of the film will add two scenes that show the killer as someone who hates Jesus before he meets the preacher.