The first time Uddershiet was written on the screen. It would not be the last time people could not pronounce it. (udder-shy-tah). Since at the time no tools were available for digital editing, the title cards were done in a paint program, then shot with the video camera off the computer screen for about 30 sec so that strobeing could be edited out as well as the camera reaction to low light. It was very low tech , but it worked. This goes to show you where there is a will there is a way. Sometimes limitations and lack of expensive equipment create interesting equally low cost solutions.

One of the neatest stories are on the commentary of the DVD Carpenters "The Thing ".
definitely worth checking out. It was achieved even lower tech than this and turned out way, way better. Not to mention its a fun way to see Wilford Brimley a horror film not selling Medicinal Delivery Services, or Quaker Oates. Having this collectors edition for your reference is definitely "the right thing to do...."

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