Link left the coffee shop and called Andrew Kramer about "Isolated Island Fright".
He had seen the movie. The production quality was mediocre, far inferior to the horror movies produced under Lionsgate Films.
The female leads and supporting actresses in swimsuits didn't compare to Western actresses in terms of physique, nor did they reveal enough to match the expectations. Moreover, the design of several thrilling scenes wasn't scary enough for American audiences who were used to seeing blood splatter everywhere.
The only advantage was that it was a Huaxia thriller, quite novel, which might attract some audience interest.
After purchasing the North American distribution rights, they would first release it in Chinatown cinemas in major cities. If the box office results were poor, they could release a DVD version or sell it to Netflix for free streaming on their platform.
