Possible Spoilers (as if you cared)
The movie's worst problem wasn't the low budget "technology" or the acting. The absolute worst problem would have to be how random and badly constructed the plot seemed to be. It seemed as if they wrote down all possible plot points and drew them out of a hat. The order that they pulled them out dictated the order they were shown in the movie. Then they threw in a little "Back to the Future" on the side by going to the '50s, and, of course, every single time travel movie has to go to the future at some point. When they got to the end, they asked themselves what time period they hadn't done yet, so they decided, "What the heck, let's do the Revolutionary War. And, oh yeah, let's throw in a twin for Castleton Man." This is, of course, only how I imagined they did it, but it's plausible.
The movie's worst problem wasn't the low budget "technology" or the acting. The absolute worst problem would have to be how random and badly constructed the plot seemed to be. It seemed as if they wrote down all possible plot points and drew them out of a hat. The order that they pulled them out dictated the order they were shown in the movie. Then they threw in a little "Back to the Future" on the side by going to the '50s, and, of course, every single time travel movie has to go to the future at some point. When they got to the end, they asked themselves what time period they hadn't done yet, so they decided, "What the heck, let's do the Revolutionary War. And, oh yeah, let's throw in a twin for Castleton Man." This is, of course, only how I imagined they did it, but it's plausible.