Jam in general is a parody of postmodernism, imho, and that’s most prominent in this sketch. However, this is one of the least memorable as it tries a little bit too hard to make fun of its target of overly serious, edgy for the sake of it filmmaking rather than be its own thing. There isn’t much of an actual joke and it’s not a particularly spooky concept. Could have been developed more. Nice detail though is the girl’s voice shifting to another actor’s, that creeped me the hell out.
Fixit Girl was an intense experience when it was first broadcast on radio, myself and a few mates listened to it in a very lowlit room, no visuals other than your minds and those sound effects....
