Survival horror · Feature film

Carnage

Written by Ted Lazaris

After a tsunami hits a coastal town, survivors must move in silence past mutated creatures that hunt by sound.

The story

Survival means silence

Carnage

In the peaceful coastal town of Haven’s Edge, nature’s wrath strikes, leaving Emily and Mark fighting for their lives.

In the aftermath of a catastrophic tsunami they encounter mutated creatures born of a toxic spill, sensitive to sound and driven by insatiable hunger. Survival means moving in silence, and it tests everything between them.

Separated from Mark, Emily embarks on a harrowing journey with fellow survivors, facing impossible choices and uncovering the truth behind the monsters. Reunited, they make a desperate final stand, in an intense ride of horror, suspense and love that refuses to die.

Why this film

Original survival horror with a high-concept hook

Written by Ted Lazaris

From the #1 Amazon best-selling author behind DragonMan and Organism 46-B.

Disaster meets creature feature

A tsunami, a toxic spill and monsters that hunt by sound.

Horror travels

A genre with loyal audiences worldwide and strong returns on modest budgets.

Comparable films

Proven returns in the genre

A Quiet Place

2018

Survivors must stay silent to avoid creatures that hunt by sound.

$17Mbudget$341Mworldwide20×return

Train to Busan

2016

Survivors fight their way through a sudden outbreak.

$8.5Mbudget$93Mworldwide11×return

Crawl

2019

A hurricane traps a woman and her father with deadly predators.

$13.5Mbudget$92Mworldwide6.8×return

The Mist

2007

A small town trapped by monstrous creatures after a disaster.

$18Mbudget$57Mworldwide3.2×return

Box office figures are for the films named, from public sources (The Numbers / Box Office Mojo). They are not a projection or guarantee of results for Carnage.

Company details

Behind the film

Production company
The Film Co-Operative
Director
To be announced

Invest in Carnage

Carnage is in pre-production at The Film Co-Operative. For investment, partnership or distribution enquiries, book a call with producer Nuala Quinn-Barton or email us for the investor package.