How to invest in horror films 🎬

Film investing is hot, and Horror is the most profitable film genre by far.

There's a new way you can invest in horror films, and it's through one of our newest partners, Greenlit.

​Greenlit​ is a platform that connects investors to filmmakers. It allows investors to easily analyze, track and manage their investments.

Alts is partnering with Greenlit to bring you exclusive access to a bundle of horror films currently in development.

Current offering: Horror film slate

Genre: Horror/Comedy/Psychological

Production: Disaster Capital Productions

Funding: $1m total

Current status: Development

Film summaries:

• ​Children of the Sun​

• ​Pioneers​

• ​Hysteria​

• ​Malacostraca​

• ​Black Shabbas​

Why invest?

• We love slates as they de-risk your investment

• All preliminary budgets are $5m.

• The producer is in talks with international production partners to bring production costs under $1m while retaining the equivalent production value of a $5m film.

• Production is international and can get 25% tax rebates, which can be leveraged to secure debt and gap financing.

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