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Spicy Horse's Alice:Otherworlds Announces Successful KickStarter

Spicy Horse has announced that the KickStarter for Alice:Otherworlds film rights has been successful and will permit them to create a series of animated short films.





From the Press Release
After a last minute push from the Alice faithful, Spicy Horse's Kickstarter for the Alice: Otherlands film rights bounded over the original $200,000 goal with $222,377 in funding in addition to more pledges coming in via Paypal.


"I'm more excited than a shark in a tornado," said American McGee, CEO of Spicy Horse. "We're already in meetings and I'm on the road next week to wrangle up more interest. Working with Alice and the Insane Children that love her is one of my favorite things in the world."

Successful funding of the Alice: Otherlands Kickstarter enables Spicy Horse to acquire the film rights to the American McGee's Alice IP and start production on a series of digital short films. Notables like Tsui Hark (Once Upon A Time in China) and Chris Vrenna of Nine Inch Nails/Marylin Manson have already announced their participation, with further outreach ongoing after the campaign's success.

Going over the original goal permits the creation of a series of animated short films, with larger animated series possibilities now available as well as development work on a feature film and potentially larger funding options for a larger-scale feature film in the future.

Pre-production on the digital shorts will begin right away with a scheduled launch date of December 2014.

If you would still like to pledge, visit here.

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