Video FX don't render, just turn RED!

I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. But when I want to add certain Video FX for example, FOG, OLD FILM, or RAIN, etc.. once it has completed rendering the clip the entire thing just turns RED! as opposed to the effect i chose. why is this??
Thank you!
im using iMovie 6.3.02

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