SEGA Live Action Movies Thread - "Of course I want a latte!"

[Mystic Monkey]

My bet is Uwe Bowl's "The Castle of the Dead" considering how fast the first movie was made.
Principal photography for Uwe Boll's House of the Dead (2023) took just one month.
The shoot ran for roughly 32 days, beginning on May 8, 2002, and concluding on June 10, 2002.

Hm, true, but if he were to put more effort and budget into Castle of the Dead, the development may take longer. After all, on returntozombieisland.com, he states that he has a six-day shoot at Burgruine Münzenberg on September this year.

[Berto]

Hm, true, but if he were to put more effort and budget into Castle of the Dead, the development may take longer. After all, on returntozombieisland.com, he states that he has a six-day shoot at Burgruine Münzenberg on September this year.

Unfortunately the budget difference is too high.
The House of the Dead (2003) movie had a production budget of $12 million.
In contrast, "23 Years Later — The Castle of the Dead" had an estimated budget of under $1 million.

On the other note, Paul W.S. Anderson's upcoming, official reboot of the House of the Dead video game has much much larger budget ... $50 million.

[Mystic Monkey]

Unfortunately the budget difference is too high.
The House of the Dead (2003) movie had a production budget of $12 million.
In contrast, "23 Years Later — The Castle of the Dead" had an estimated budget of under $1 million.

On the other note, Paul W.S. Anderson's upcoming, official reboot of the House of the Dead video game has much much larger budget ... $50 million.

Paul is going to blow Uwe's movie out of the water, and I'm going to laugh about it.

[Berto]

Paul is going to blow Uwe's movie out of the water, and I'm going to laugh about it.

[Mystic Monkey]

[Berto]

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