There’s A Shark In The Supermarket With ‘Panic Market 3D’

Panic Market 3D

Sometimes you see something that just has to be looked at in order to realize that yes, it got made. There’s little out there to find on this film that was developed between several areas of Southeast Asia and Australia, but Panic Market 3D looks to be one of those great drinking game movies for friends. I mean, there’s even a shot of a stranded dog in the trailer. You know it’s going to hit all the beats just from that alone. The film had limited release in 2012 and is gearing up for it’s Japanese release. It’s original title was Bait 3D and it made $30 million during its run previously and has done well enough for a sequel to be made. It’s largest market, interestingly enough, was China where it made $20 million out of its run compared to the $775,000 it made in home country of Australia.

Plot concept: People left behind in the supermarket that was damaged by the large flood, desperate situation after another panic horror to be hit by the crisis. Huge man-eating shark, killer is more in the store that was flooded to draw the worst situations that have crept, the survival of desperate survivors who attempt to escape