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When a popular school clique viciously beats a boy to death because a two-faced classmate cried rape, 20 years later, a horribly disfigured 7ft. butcher traps them at a fake high school reunion to exact raw vengeance with a billhook.
I miss a main character, and an inciting event (in the present). The 'butcher' feels not organic, not specific to THIS?story.
I miss a main character, and an inciting event (in the present). The ‘butcher’ feels not organic, not specific to THIS?story.
See lessA bookstore owner must re-live his father’s murder, stay alive, and protect his friends when the murderer escapes from an asylum transfer.
By "relive," do you mean he has to experience the murder from his father's perspective?
By “relive,” do you mean he has to experience the murder from his father’s perspective?
See lessWhen two robbers conspire to rob from their rich friend’s arts gallery shop, stealing and selling an ancient sculpture to a ghost arts collector. Their success only attracts an endless torment that taunts them and their families until they retrieve and return their friend’s mysterious artifact.
Agreed with the above comments, perhaps if they were to need the money in order to save some one else, while a crime it's a crime for a good reason. This way you could give their modus operandi a Robin Hoodesk characteristic, and give them some for of redeeming quality.
Agreed with the above comments, perhaps if they were to need the money in order to save some one else, while a crime it’s a crime for a good reason. This way you could give their modus operandi a Robin Hoodesk characteristic, and give them some for of redeeming quality.
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