It was worth watching for sure. What it lacked in terms of sound track, audio quality, editing and occasion bouts of poor acting, it more than made up for with thought provoking content. It was great for its budget and what it was.
I particularly enjoyed the modern politic jokes/memes dressed in the costumes of past eras, that somehow made them funnier. I suspect there are more eggs than I spotted the first time I watched it, so eventually rewatching is on my to-do list.
Oh Im an aged out old school punk/hardcore 'kid'. I appreciate lofi productions. Part of why I cant watch many movies or shows anymore. The nonsensical politicization of it all aside, I just cannot stand all the over use of CGI and related technologies.
Oh, The Jones Plantation will be right up your alley then. I think the overt politicisation of TV/movies went the wrong way ages ago, I barely watch anything in English any more, some Korean stuff is still just about good storytelling even if they rely on tropes.
But I have a few things to do with the technical side of podcasts and live streaming for church so I'm uselessly sensitive to poor colour correction, lighting, sound etc. I get frustrated that someone didn't fix it and that takes away from simply enjoying it.
