Trailer for "The angry sea", sea horror filmed in the living room of a house

For a while indie film mutates healthy following the advancement in media technologies and forms of development, production and distribution motivated by internet. This phenomenon is the perfect back long tail "statistical term popularized by Chris Anderson, editor of Wired, in 2004 -. And what has to do with the long tail movie? There's everything and everyone.

That is, on the one hand we have of such blockbusters superhyped bluish green, while on the other we have productions like the director and writer Keith Wong, "The angry sea". Filmed with a budget of only USD 3000, Wong's film is a horror flick that mixed maritime these time-nineteenth-century monsters and cataloging of species. Just seeing the trailer is hard to believe it was made with so little money.

Wong set up his living green and there filmed the 99 percent of the scenes. He worked with miniatures and much post-production. The result is interesting indeed. After cutting them leave the video, clear proof that with talent and too little money can make genre movies. The film continues today in postprandial.

Via: Horror-Movies.ca | Photo: The Angry Sea