Three of my all time favourite YouTubers in a single film that sums up how important independent cinema can be! Follows a typical linear narrative, and uses a lot of cliché material at times, but done in such an acceptable and hilarious way which can only be understood and tolerated if you're a fan of their work, and after following each of their journeys on YouTube over the last several years, its very clear to see their creative input in the film, and how well its been used; but this is all good, good stuff! Possibly open for a sequel, but id prefer to see their work implemented in other, similar comedy styles! Well done for all your hard work ladies, I know how hard making a film can be! :D
Review of Camp Takota
