The passion that this project holds shines through every aspect of the production. From the camera work to the costumes, it is abundantly clear that everyone working on Generation Loss loved the project they were pouring their soul into.
The first episode is goofy, and may not be what you are expecting, but this is done on purpose to provide a false sense of security. Long time horror fans may be turned off by this in the beginning, but it is crucial to experience in order to be truly mortified by the end of episode 3.
Surprisingly good acting, as (I'm assuming) most of these content creators do not have prior professional training. Ranboo does an incredible job in the last scenes of episode 3 especially, his screams are sure to send a chill down your spine. Jerma985 as The Puzzler is a special treat that you will not want to miss in episode 2!
The set design for Generation Loss is incredible. So many easter eggs and references to past horror media can be discovered at every turn. For this being a live event, you cannot argue that this production is not impressive, innovative, and captivating, especially when taking into consideration that a 19 year old was at the head of production.
Ranboo has a bright future in whichever career he decides to go forth with. Generation Loss is a gutwrenching piece of media that is worth your time.
The first episode is goofy, and may not be what you are expecting, but this is done on purpose to provide a false sense of security. Long time horror fans may be turned off by this in the beginning, but it is crucial to experience in order to be truly mortified by the end of episode 3.
Surprisingly good acting, as (I'm assuming) most of these content creators do not have prior professional training. Ranboo does an incredible job in the last scenes of episode 3 especially, his screams are sure to send a chill down your spine. Jerma985 as The Puzzler is a special treat that you will not want to miss in episode 2!
The set design for Generation Loss is incredible. So many easter eggs and references to past horror media can be discovered at every turn. For this being a live event, you cannot argue that this production is not impressive, innovative, and captivating, especially when taking into consideration that a 19 year old was at the head of production.
Ranboo has a bright future in whichever career he decides to go forth with. Generation Loss is a gutwrenching piece of media that is worth your time.