Journal 1

About This Movie

So, 'Journal 1' from 1992 is an interesting piece for collectors, though details are scarce. The film has this raw, experimental vibe—like it was made by someone trying to capture a fleeting moment. You can feel the tension in the pacing, a sort of unease that lingers throughout, which keeps you on your toes. Practical effects have a gritty charm that adds to the atmosphere, making it feel authentic, almost like a diary of someone's thoughts, hence the title. The performances, not overly polished, lend a realism that can be both engaging and jarring. It's one of those films that you might find yourself pondering after watching, and that’s what sets it apart.

Finding 'Journal 1' in any format is becoming increasingly difficult, and collectors are starting to take notice. It's available on VHS, but good luck finding a clean copy—the wear on many tapes can detract from the viewing experience. The film has garnered a niche following due to its elusive nature and the raw storytelling approach, making it a unique piece for those who appreciate the underground scene of the early '90s.