Seriously, that's pretty low budget for a movie, but why even make this film if they're not going to promote it or put it in any theaters..?
this great blue world of ours
seems a house of leaves
moments before the wind
I wonder how far into they got before they realized it was a serious stinker...
"I believe whatever doesn't kill you simply makes you... stranger." ~ Joker
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I think you may be on to something there.
shareMy ex-girlriend is a tax auditor and she would deal with this all the time. Film write-offs don't exactly work the same as general business write-offs (it's not a good of a write-off). Movie investors are passive investors.
6 million is pretty cheap for a movie, so I bet it does make its money back. My Hollywood Video had an entire row of this movie. Most movies make their money in rentals.
In response to the OP's subject line: we might ask the same question of good old Tommy Wiseau (writer/director/producer/star of amazingly terrible cult epic "The Room" (2003)).
For those who know what I'm talking about, the question is simple, Tommy: where did the other $5.9 million go?
I feel the same applies here, but I own and love "The Room." Can I get an amen?