‘Shin Godzilla’s’ Akira Suzuki Turns To Kickstarter to Make ‘Horror Of The Underworld’

Freelance 3D artist Akira Suzuki, who has worked on films like Shin Godzilla and Attack on Titan, is on a mission to make his feature horror film.
According to Suzuki’s Kickstarter campaign, the first 10 minutes of the film, titled Horror of the Underworld, has already been made.
Suzuki will be including doing all of the major aspects himself, including directing, animation, n and video production. It will be voiced in Japanese with English subtitles and production is scheduled to take 16 months.
In the film set “deep under Tokyo, a fiend appears. An underground passageway collapses with an earth-shaking rumble, and the fiend comes into view. Several hundred workers, as well as the Mayor of Tokyo and his escort forces who just happen to be visiting for an inspection, find themselves trapped underground. They are cut off from the outside and have no way of calling for help. Members of the hard-pressed group, locked in darkness with no way of escape, lose even their ability to remain rational and get swallowed up by the fiend. What is the true nature of this fiend? And what actions do those remaining take?”
Here’s a taste of what’s to come in Horror of the Underworld. Visit the Kickstarter page for great perks and to learn more.

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