Primer, maybe? Very good acting, crazy but great plot, good cinematography, but filmed on a budget of $7,000 with deliberately lower res cameras.
Also Pi was also a well acted movie but filmed to look kind of low res.
Primer, maybe? Very good acting, crazy but great plot, good cinematography, but filmed on a budget of $7,000 with deliberately lower res cameras.
Also Pi was also a well acted movie but filmed to look kind of low res.
Great answers i love pi and primer didn't think of them as VHS level as the black and white and documentary style hide the low budget cameras well.
If youre specifically looking for VHS quality, check out pretty much any old Troma flick. The Toxic Avenger is the biggest series but lots of gems in their catalog
Clerks? Shot in black and white because the convenience store where they were shooting had lighting that gave everything a weird green color.
Inland Empire by David Lynch. Might be a bit of a stretch given that Lynch certainly had the means to film it better, but chose to use a Sony handheld cam for aesthetic reasons.
Also Primer, called the most accurate time-travel movie ever made. Whole thing looks like a 15 year old YT video
Primer. Whole thing done by 2 guys, rented camera, like $10k budget. Brilliant movie.
Maybe not quite that bad, but A Boy and His Dog was a brilliant, dark, sci-fi movie with almost no budget.
Yeah I like that one too but with it being so old it cheats and looks more real movie like. Since it had to be shot on film.
Lighthouse with Dafoe maybe
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