Area 51

This fall, "Paranormal Activity" made a box office return of more than 100 million US dollars in North America at an ultra-low cost of more than 10,000 US dollars, which is amazing. At present, the film's director Oren Peli has signed a contract with Paramount Company again, and will allow them to continue to distribute his new film "Area 51" (Area 51). Like "Midnight Video", "Area 51" is also a supernatural thriller, but its cost has risen sharply to US$5 million. Although it is still low-cost compared to other films, it is already a hundred times the cost of its predecessor. "Area 51" tells the story of three teenagers who, driven by curiosity, sneaked into a place commonly known as Area 51 at Nellis Air Force Base in the Nevada desert of the United States. It is widely rumored that the U.S. military covered up evidence of the existence of aliens here. According to reports, Paramount reached this agreement at the recent American Film Market Exhibition. They will join forces with Incentive Film Entertainment and Aramid Entertainment to provide up to seven-digit filming funds for "Area 51" and possible sequels. At present, the filming of "Area 51" has been completed and is in post-production. It is expected to be available to the audience next year.