Death on Wheels: Animated feature film / series /360 IP
"Death on Wheels" is an animation/global IP created by Alexandre Osmoze Brakha
CREATED BY ALEXANDRE OSMOZE BRAKHA

WRITER/DIRECTOR: ALEXANDRE OSMOZE BRAKHA 
TRANSLATION: JORDAN SMITH

(TEASER) 
DIRECTOR: ALEXANDRE OSMOZE BRAKHA
MUSIC: HIFANA
LEAD ANIMATOR: YUU AOKI
ANIMATORS: MASATO OHTA & XENRON
BACKGROUND ARTIST: SMX
STORYBOARD, CHARACTER & BACKGROUND PRODUCTION DESIGN: ALEXANDRE OSMOZE BRAKHA
COMPOSITING: KENTARO KASHIWAGI
TEASER PRODUCTION BY ASURAfilm & ALEXANDRE OSMOZE BRAKHA
ADDITIONAL COMPOSITING: DAVIDE MENDES
SPECIAL THANKS TO ANTOINE BORY & JULIEN VALLET (MIKROS Image)
©2023 TIKTAK Production, All Right Reserved
Death on Wheels is a fantasy horror epic project settled in contemporary Japan, from the Kyushu island to the mysterious Hakone mountain near Mount Fuji.
Inspired by the seinen manga, horror folklore of Japan and Western slasher movies, we immerse ourselves in a deadly road trip, where a robbery seems “normal” meets the extraordinary.
Emotional, cinematic, anchored in each character’s psyche, Death on Wheels is a heartfelt tribute to The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits and other Asian fantasy horror stories... but also inspired by Se7en and True Detective in terms of suspense and thriller... an osmosis of human drama and supernatural fear.
Pitch:
" When three bikers try to escape after a mysterious robbery ordered by an old Yakuza godfather, they are targeted by agents of INTERPOL and... a mysterious black-clad rider.
It is after a game of hide-and-seek, murders and epic races through the landscape of Japan, that all of these gangsters and the deadly black rider meet each other in a final therific and violent showdown."


Death on Wheels visual signature is dynamic, creative and energetic. Fully in- spired by the horror fantasy and thriller visual identities.
Playing with codes and references, Death on Wheels draws in the most impressive episodes of the Twilight Zone to make the most immersive storytelling. Each framing serves the story and the fast pacing will increase the sense of urgency and terror that overwhelms the characters. An influence from Carpenter’s movies is sensibly present in Death on Wheels. Assault on precinct 13 or Halloween, these movies where the heavy atmosphere of the story pushes the characters in their last entrenchments.
WORK IN PROGRESS
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