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  1. Posted: May 25, 2016In: Horror

    When a couple and six strangers are trapped in an outback pub by a swarm of genetically engineered flying soldiers, they must fight for their lives, but first they must work out who or what is the real menace.

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on May 25, 2016 at 10:02 pm

    >>>they must fight for their lives, but first they must work out who or what is the real menace.I think what the you mean to allude to is that in the process of fighting for their lives (Act 2) they discover a greater menace behind the apparent menace (Act 3). ?That seems to be the Big ReveRead more

    >>>they must fight for their lives, but first they must work out who or what is the real menace.

    I think what the you mean to allude to is that in the process of fighting for their lives (Act 2) they discover a greater menace behind the apparent menace (Act 3). ?That seems to be the Big Reveal and a logline should never tip its hand on that plot point.

    And as noted, it’s usually better to narrow the focus on a particular character as the protagonist.?

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  2. Posted: May 24, 2016In: Horror

    After an intentional miscarriage a repressed wife succumbs to the machinations of a peculiar old couple, following them into a paranormal world where she must tame her darkest urges to win the control she desires.

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    Added an answer on May 24, 2016 at 10:09 pm

    I can see where guilt and depression resulting from the abortion would make her vulnerable to baleful influences. ?But "machinations" doesn't give me any idea of what these people have to offer that in desperation she would be attracted to as a remedy for what ails her. ?What is her objective goal tRead more

    I can see where guilt and depression resulting from the abortion would make her vulnerable to baleful influences. ?But “machinations” doesn’t give me any idea of what these people have to offer that in desperation she would be attracted to as a remedy for what ails her. ?What is her objective goal that she thinks these people will help her achieve?

    And, as noted, ?”darkest urges” is vague. ?What, specifically, are her darkest urges?

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  3. Posted: May 8, 2016In: Horror

    When a killer starts following the script seven actors deserted on a movie set must re-write their own ending before they die BEHIND THE SCENES.

    Neer Shelter Singularity
    Added an answer on May 11, 2016 at 12:21 pm

    All very good points raised above.?Unfortunately, in my opinion, these points may severely mislead a writer working on a spec script. Can a story with an ensemble cast work well in a horror movie? Yes, possibly. Will it be harder to write a good script with an ensemble cast as appose?to a story withRead more

    All very good points raised above.?Unfortunately, in my opinion, these points may severely mislead a writer working on a spec script.

    Can a story with an ensemble cast work well in a horror movie? Yes, possibly.
    Will it be harder to write a good script with an ensemble cast as appose?to a story with a single main character? Yes, definitely.

    At no point has anyone suggested that a story with an ensemble cast can’t be interesting, and equally no one has suggested that a story with a main character can’t?be either. However, the VAST MAJORITY of stories in successful horror films that have been produced were told?from a dominant dramatic point of view belonging to a single character. The reasons for this have been discussed at length, so no need for further elaboration.

    If an early career writer, or un produced writer to that matter, is writing a spec script, it would be highly recommended for them to offer up a story that increases the chances of success. Most producers won’t read a script by a mostly unknown writer and much less a risky script at that.

    So I repeat one comment I made earlier in this thread, be very carful with this decision.

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