Area 51

This autumn, the film "Paranormal Activity" was made for a budget of over ten thousand dollars and has earned over one hundred million dollars at the North American box office, which is astonishing. The director Oren Peli has signed another contract with Paramount Pictures to continue releasing his new film "Area 51." Like "Paranormal Activity," "Area 51" is also a supernatural thriller, but its budget has increased significantly to five million dollars. While this is still considered low budget compared to other films, it is one hundred times the cost of its predecessor. "Area 51" tells the story of three teenagers who, driven by curiosity, sneak into the Nellis Air Force Base in the Nevada desert, commonly known as Area 51, where rumors suggest the U.S. military is covering up evidence of extraterrestrial existence. Reports indicate that Paramount reached this agreement at a recent American film market exhibition, and they will collaborate with Incentive Film Entertainment and Aramid Entertainment to provide seven-figure funding for "Area 51" and potential sequels. The film has already been shot and is currently in post-production, with plans to be released next year. Additionally, after completing this film, director Oren Peli will also work on a sequel to "Paranormal Activity" for Paramount.