Skew (2011)  Starring Robert Scattergood, Amber Lewis, and
Richard Olak  Written and directed by Seve Schelenz  We at Dread
Central love independent filmmakers. In fact, if it weren’t for
indie films, our beloved genre might just wither away after
being forced out by mega-crap movies. So whenever one comes
along like Skew, we feel it’s our duty, or moral obligation, to
get word out about it and bring it to the movie-watching masses.
In some cases, presenting an independent movie means showing a
flick so bad it’s unintentionally hilarious, or so deep that no
one can understand what the director meant to do. In the case of
Skew, however, what we get is a movie with an interesting
concept and real talent, both in front of and behind the lens.
Skew is a “found footage” type film, in which we’re treated to
the jerky and jumbling camera work of some guy with a handy-cam.
He and his two friends (who happen to be dating) head off on a
road trip, with him filming every second and annoying the piss
out of his companio