Losing My Religion (Homicide: Life on the Street vid)
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| Vid | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Losing My Religion |
| Creator: | Katharine Scarritt |
| Date: | 1998 |
| Format: | VCR vid (VHS) |
| Length: | |
| Music: | "Losing My Religion" by REM |
| Genre: | |
| Fandom: | Homicide: Life on the Street |
| Footage: | |
| URL: | streaming at AO3 |
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Losing My Religion is a VCR-era vid by Katharine Scarritt. It is a character study of Mike Kellerman
Summary: "Kellerman's tragedy, illustrated."
Reactions/Reviews
"Losing My Religion" contains one of the niftiest climactic moments I've seen in a vid, and the story of Mike Kellerman's fall from grace is very easy to follow. The clips are dead-on and the flow of them is clean and just fast enough to keep you drawn in for the whole song.[1]
"Losing My Religion" (HOM) by Katherine and ?. My second favorite Homicide vid. What a perfect song for Mikey! The vid was technically fantastic; another emotionally evocative one. I ached for him at the same time that I was painfully aware of the fact that he'd brought about his own downfall. (What? Me, a Homicide fan? Nah.[2]
References
- ^ In 2000, merryish posted a review of the Media Cannibals songtape collection to her recommendation page radio free mc4 - review, via Wayback. (Accessed 24 December 2011)
- ^ Sandy Herrolds review of the 1999 ZebraCon vid show posted the the Vidder mailing list, reposted with permission.