Mad Angel Films, the indie studio behind the cult favorite “Graveyard Shark,” is unveiling their latest spine-chilling project, “Blood Red Beach,” now available for backing on Indiegogo. The film, set on a secluded island with a storyline entwined around cursed pirate treasure, promises to deliver an intense blend of supernatural thrills and horror.
“Blood Red Beach” plots a suspense-filled narrative where a group of friends embarks on what seems like an idyllic vacation on a remote island. Their holiday takes a dark turn when they discover the cursed treasure of the infamous pirate Captain Rodick Cross and accidentally awaken his vengeful spirit. The movie escalates from a serene getaway to a harrowing fight for survival as the friends confront the island’s sinister forces.
With 65% of the movie already filmed and post-production underway, Mad Angel Films is reaching out to the horror community to support the completion of this ambitious project. The funds raised through Indiegogo will be channeled into enhancing the movie’s visual and practical effects, refining set designs, and ensuring a polished final product.
Supporters of the campaign are in for exclusive perks. These include producer credits, original props from the movie, and opportunities for cameo appearances. Additionally, there’s a unique offer for collectors: limited edition framed Pieces of Cursed Gold, autographed by the cast and crew.
This fundraising initiative follows the success of Mad Angel Films’ previous Indiegogo project, “Graveyard Shark,” which not only met its goals but also garnered acclaim from both fans and backers. By participating in the “Blood Red Beach” campaign, supporters can help bring another thrilling horror tale to life, while securing their own piece of film history.
Horror fans who appreciate a blend of eerie lore and edge-of-your-seat suspense are encouraged to visit the “Blood Red Beach” Indiegogo page to contribute and claim their rewards. With the community’s support, Mad Angel Films aims to complete a film that promises to be as much a terror-filled adventure as it is a cinematic achievement.
