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In Shallow Water Sandy Collora Will Bring To Life A Creature Unlike Anything You’ve Seen Before

Special Effects artist Sandy Collora, who created some of the most renowned creatures in films, has announced his return to the director’s chair with an anthology of “long shorts” that are each 20 to 30-minutes original genre films. The first film in the anthology is Shallow Water, an intense film that unleashes a new creature unlike any you have seen before. And combines Collora’s three greatest loves – horror, the ocean, and the environment. “The underlying theme of Shallow Water is simple. Humans repeatedly disturb the ecosystem, and the planet gets pissed off.” In the film, Collora introduces the Tiburonera – “he who hunts sharks”, which he promises will be “terrifying and different”. From the Press Release: Shallow Water will be the first of a series that he plans to combine and release as an anthology feature, in the vein of Creepshow and Heavy Metal. Collora believes Hollywood has dropped the ball in introducing fresh new genre concepts. While he

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Jun 15, 2016

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In Shallow Water Sandy Collora Will Bring To Life A Creature Unlike Anything You’ve Seen Before

Special Effects artist Sandy Collora, who created some of the most renowned creatures in films, has announced his return to the director’s chair with an anthology of “long shorts” that are each 20 to 30-minutes original genre films. The first film in the anthology is Shallow Water, an intense film that unleashes a new creature unlike any you have seen before. And combines Collora’s three greatest loves – horror, the ocean, and the environment. “The underlying theme of Shallow Water is simple. Humans repeatedly disturb the ecosystem, and the planet gets pissed off.” In the film, Collora introduces the Tiburonera – “he who hunts sharks”, which he promises will be “terrifying and different”. From the Press Release: Shallow Water will be the first of a series that he plans to combine and release as an anthology feature, in the vein of Creepshow and Heavy Metal. Collora believes Hollywood has dropped the ball in introducing fresh new genre concepts. While he

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Jun 15, 2016