Suffocation (4K Cinematic) (A little disturbing)

[RoboCreep11 321]

I only made this just to try out a darker theme from what I usually do.

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[JjCinemas 3.3k]

why is the room tilted, it's making the door clip through the wall

[FredMCGamer 649]

Logan Paul: *Heavy Breathing*

[Ghatos 1.8k]

Just detach him smh

[Benji 1.2k]

darn it, i had an idea similar to this It looks really nice either way. =P Good job.

[KrisFirebolt 969]

9 hours ago, RoboCreep11 said:

The room is not tilted, the camera is. In classic movie fashion, it was common to have the camera tilted either left or right on a tragic scene. The reason they were doing it was because a non-tilted camera is normal. A tilted camera is not normal.

I'll agree with the first person, if the camera is angled, both people will be at an angle. However, the room itself is angled, only one person is angled while the other is standing upright parallel to the ground. Since half the scene is angled and the other half is not, the door is clipping. I understand how you're trying to make the camera scene work with dynamic and dramatic, but if you see that the house is crooked, its hard to un-see it. I'm not sure what inspired this scene to be created, but its not that bad. I'm not convinced on the glowing eyes though.