Dox47 wrote:
I saw it, it was pretty creepy. I thought it would have been more effective if the filmmaker's bias wasn't quite so obvious though, I couldn't help but feel like I was watching some low budget Michael Moore shooting fish in a barrel.
I prefer when bias is evident because everyone has a bias that influences how they cut a film. Films that try to hide the bias are not always as interesting. I would argue that the filmmaker showed less editorial authorship than many documentaries. The filmmaker basically let Becky Fisher, the woman who runs the camp, talk so much that she ended up hanging herself and showing everyone what she's made of. I mean, just listening to her for a couple minutes, you can tell that woman is not a very sane person.