Yeah if it established that baseline of authenticity then it would make Darth Clavicular an interesting bit of fantastic-realism and the speculation would be about how fuckin’ hard it would be to make back then.

…actually I just want films to come with three-hour long making-of documentaries where they go into all the armour work and explain how they made the nice things with real materials and period techniques, and I want them to hire me to make belt buckles and buff the shiny bronze pauldrons, and I want to save a bunch of pieces from the dumpster and fill my house like a packrat who lives in a museum so I can sleep on a pile of cuirasses.

This is my real reason for not liking mudcore stuff, everything else is justification.