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When the town of Highsdale receives its demonic visitors through a mysterious Hellgate, a teenage high school student battles a malevolent evil seeking to break the lineage of the Huntresses and unleash a hellish apocalypse.
For me this instantly read Buffy the Vampire Slayer (if it weren't for the change of town name, I could have thought this was for the Examples section): Highsdale - Sunnydale Demonic visitors - demons and vampires Hellgate - Hellmouth High school student - as per Lineage of the Huntresses - lineageRead more
For me this instantly read Buffy the Vampire Slayer (if it weren’t for the change of town name, I could have thought this was for the Examples section):
You didn’t mention a gender, but Richiev used ‘her’ in his rewrite and I wonder if this is because it suggested the same to him.
Don’t get me wrong, this is the kind of thing I can watch over and over again – in fact it’s the type of thing I’m trying to find an angle on at present. ?I suppose that’s my point, I’d be tempted to rethink an approach or angle where you’re offering the same kind of thing, only different enough to stand alone and peak someone’s interest.
After his girlfriend who was kidnapped from a hospital, a police officer must race against time to stop robbers from planning a terrorist plot at a building.
It's more like Die Hard.
It’s more like Die Hard.
See lessWhen she discovers her vengeful ex crime boss has recruited her son to commit towards she and her formers lover’s debts. And ex convict released from prison seeks out to save him, only to be dragged into a world she vowed to leave forever.
Having read the logline again I'm now doubting the "she" character is the protagonist. Is the ex-con the protagonist? It's not made clear.
Having read the logline again I’m now doubting the “she” character is the protagonist. Is the ex-con the protagonist? It’s not made clear.
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