My second entry for Seventh Sanctum's B-movie Bonanza contest: [link]
Skin Reaper (2006, USA)
In a small suburb, creatures from an ancient legend comes out of their hiding to prey on the unsuspecting humans.
It is now up to a few teenagers to find out the secret behind the creatures and destroy them, but how do you destroy a creature whose only weakness seems to draw it nearer?
If you see your or somone elses stock in this picture and I haven't mentioned you or them in this section, send me a message and I will put you in the credits.
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Used Photoshop for composition, mostly playing around with Blending-options and feel. Tried to keep the details to a minimum as opposed to my other entry. [link] Not really satisfied with the title-font, but what the heck.
Used Fusion 5.2 for some of the textures, but mainly for grading. It helps to remove the plastic/fake feel of it by sort of smearing out the colours and destroying the blacks and whites. It gives you a more watered out feeling.
Wouldn't a weakness that draws someone closer be awesome? I mean, if kryptonite attracted superman, it would be so easy to have him fall into your diabolical krypto-trap.
Heheh, either way, this is a really good contest peice.
Depends on how weak they become I guess The weakness doesn't necessarily have to turn one into roast-beef, only slow one down. Say, like turning Mr Flying-thingy from Pitch Black into Mr Vorhees. All right, maybe not THAT slow Good thinking, though.
Heheh, either way, this is a really good contest peice.
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And thank you.
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Depraved & Happy
In a horror-film it's a better thing to use a girl as the main character as the audience connects easier with women than men on screen.
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Depraved & Happy
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Never knock on Death's door: ring the bell and run away! Death really hates that!
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Depraved & Happy
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Never knock on Death's door: ring the bell and run away! Death really hates that!
Good luck in the contest, though I don't think you need it
I like your Space Rip-thingy on your page. Almost so that I would want to have a go at it myself.
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Depraved & Happy