This was a pretty good film shot on a shoe string budget, if you look past the poor lighting and image grade, it is a fairly decent film. Lots of the image grade problems could have been solved by using Close Ups opposed to Mid Frame shots.
BLOOD OF OHMA is your usual found footage indie horror flick with more focus on characters than usual, although that doesn't make it any good. This one's about childhood trauma leading to a present-day expedition into the woods which ends in the typical off-screen disaster.
I had a look at this in 3-D and must confess that there are not enough D's in the world to save this puppy. A little girl who lost her whole family to an attack by Bigfoot during a camping trip grows up haunted by nightmares and determined to exact revenge against the creature.
