Currently in production, the film is the follow up to the micro-budget British slasher that cost under $100,000 to make and earned $5.2 million globally.
Currently in production, the film is the follow up to the micro-budget British slasher that cost under $100,000 to make and earned $5.2 million globally.
its so bad though… i mean, it was a great idea but the lack of original IP kinda makes this a generic slasher. it only earned as much on the rumor of the original IP… i doubt a sequel will be any better or as profitable.