SCENE 1
INT. OLD WAREHOUSE – DAY
A film crew is shooting a zombie film in a dusty old warehouse, and the director is damn adamant about going to any lengths to make every shot as realistic as possible.
But little do they know how the tables are about to turn, and how everything is going to go haywire.
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That's how One Cut of the Dead begins.
As the film progresses, many scenes may strike you as uncoordinated and illogical. But if you watch it patiently, you're in for a big surprise. I am even ready to bet that you won't be able to guess it—even when the film subtly drops a few clues beforehand.
This much is sufficient. Otherwise, if I accidentally let even the tiniest detail slip, it would be a huge spoiler.
So, for all the guys out there who haven't at least heard of this film, you are hereby ordered to take a break, watch it, and relax.
Fine then... let's end it here.
Till next time, take care, be happy, and goodbye.
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Fun Fact:
One Cut of the Dead is considered one of the highest ROI (Return on Investment) films ever made, with a budget of around $27,000 and a worldwide gross of nearly $31.2 million—an ROI of roughly 1,250× its budget.
Ironically, that very fact—which I happened to stumble upon in a reel—and the fact that it was the only downloaded film I had while travelling, with no other option, made me watch it. Other than that, my expectations were practically nil.
What if it was only popular at the time of its release and had now become just another shabby film? Maybe the numbers were wrongly projected—a numerical mistake by the production team? Would it even be worth my time?
A lot of good-for-nothing questions arose in my mind before I hit the play button.
But as I got immersed in it, every single one of them was answered.
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FINAL SCENE
EXT. OLD WAREHOUSE ROOFTOP – DAY
A high-angle shot reveals a girl, covered in blood from head to toe, standing at the centre of a giant star drawn in blood, as if preparing to perform a satanic ritual.
"Okay, cut."
THE END
1 Comments
The narrative is good. The bonus information is a good thing you have incorporated. The hype you give about the film is backed up by the "extra" facts and it intrigues a person to really go and watch it.
ReplyDeleteI do have some suggestions though.
1. The font: I think subtle changes to the font can have much impact on the story.
2. From a common persons POV, the one thing that drives a person to watch a movie is the "Genre". Sometimes people would be in a great mood to watch "Comedy" movies. So if that person can successfully find that particular tag with your blogs then after reading your blog topped off with an interesting fact about the movie, then I really think that triple Combo will do the trick!