Electrician (2020) and how impactful a zero budget film can be

Submitted by redhotremote t3_zxd5b5 in movies

After watching 10 seconds of the trailer I closed it and knew I had to watch the film (on Prime). It gave more than I could have expected (absolutely gutted) and ended the same way. I haven't found a near-zero budget film that has given me this experience in a long long time and I'm very grateful this came my way.

Did anyone else have the same experience with the movie or recommend anything like it?

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CopiumAddiction t1_j21fbuw wrote

Best zero budget film is Primer imo. Most realistic time travel movie I have ever seen. Only $7,000 budget.

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redhotremote OP t1_j246g38 wrote

Watched it so many years ago and i dont think i retained a thing. Probably worth a rewatch!

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TheLastKirin t1_j21hx01 wrote

Check out Primer (2004)

$7k usd budget.

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pickles55 t1_j1zl552 wrote

I have not seen it but based on the description you may like Blue Ruin. Electrician looks interesting

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BatMally t1_j21k2yg wrote

Not zero budget, but the Horseman is close.

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redhotremote OP t1_j246dek wrote

Nice, thanks. Is that the horseman from 2008?

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BatMally t1_j24cqq0 wrote

Yep. It's brutal. Another good one is "King of the Ants."

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redhotremote OP t1_j24sywq wrote

>King of the Ants

Thank you! both of these are on the list now

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