Movie should have stick to practical effects, but instead we get some obvious terrible CGI gore. Surprised? My main complaint is use of CGI gore effects. Of course, he dies too for being cop in a horror movie. Speaking of characters, there's nothing special, they are your usual horror cannon fodder, except the two characters: the fat black guy who's stuck in trash bin for the entire movie and the "oblivious to everything" cop. I am unfamiliar with actors, but considering what the premise has and some of the stupid dialogue they had to say, it's a miracle how much they are selling the impossible situation they are stuck in. Acting is sorta descent for this type of movie. "The Sand" plays the same: characters are stuck while the sand around them literally tries to devour them, or at least something that's in the sand. The main premise is more or less one you saw in "Blood Beach" or one of those segments of "Creepshow 2" where characters are stuck on raft. "The Sand" isn't a masterpiece of course, nor is it a good horror movie, but it offers some level of entertainment. (but hey, that's why so many of us love these movies). I did like the premise of "something is in the sand", because it reminded me of those 50s horror-SF movies, even the premise is hard to take seriously. “After throwing away several levels, months of work, and re-writing the script.” That’s how the project became 50 Cent: Blood On The Sand.Ĭheck out this unintentionally hilarious trailer for 50 Cent: Blood On The Sand for yourself below.Let's make no mistake, I didn't expect movie with the title "The Sand" to be masterpiece, just a rather cheap dumb horror movie. Publisher Vivendi “threw in a massive curve-ball,” Yeomans said to NME. For over a year, that’s what the team worked on before everything changed. Then they get in shootouts with soldiers for some reason? How do you even begin to parse how ridiculous this plot is.ĭarren Yeomans, a former Swordfish Studios developer that worked on 50 Cent: Blood On The Sand, claims it began as something much, much different - a Tom Clancy game.
And afterward, they’re paid in a diamond-encrusted skull because, of course.
Its story involved 50 Cent and his fellow G-Unit members perform a concert in an unspecified Middle Eastern country. īack in the good old days of 2009, when the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 were still wildly popular, a little game called 50 Cent: Blood On The Sand came out. 50 Cent: Blood On The Sand might be the strangest video game tie-in ever, but what’s even more bizarre is it began as a Tom Clancy game, NME reported Friday.
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