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It’s always kind of interesting to review short films from the college set.  After all, you never really know what they’re going to come up with next.  You could get something wildly entertaining or just something godawful, but chances are real good it will not be merely boring.

And in the case of Lake Corsiar (which I keep wanting to read as Corsair, like the pirate), it will definitely keep you awake.

It all revolves around one big surprise–frankly, it’s not so much a short film as it is one scene FROM a good sized film.  It’s basically focused on one event and if I tell you what that event is I’d render the whole film moot.

It’s very short and there’s a good laugh involved, so there’s really not much of a reason to skip it.  If you had to pay to see it, I’d be absolutely torqued, but since it’s free, so much the better.

The Screenhead Ten Scale gives this short, slick, sharp schlockfest of a shocker a five out of ten for doing a relatively unimportant job without screwing it up to the point of irredeemability.

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