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  1. Posted: January 23, 2015In: Public

    When Jesus rises with a zombie army in tow, an atheist Mossad agent must take Jesus and his army out before it infects the rest of the earth. (For #Meetup)

    Clint Cure Penpusher
    Added an answer on June 27, 2015 at 2:21 pm

    This is gold and isn't budget dependant. If you did it cheaply, like an Astron 6 film or Fists of Jesus(If you've seen that short) then it would still work fine and kind of suit it. The 'Athiest Mossad agent' is the sort of character which writes itself. Of course he would have some pretty bad habitRead more

    This is gold and isn’t budget dependant. If you did it cheaply, like an Astron 6 film or Fists of Jesus(If you’ve seen that short) then it would still work fine and kind of suit it. The ‘Athiest Mossad agent’ is the sort of character which writes itself. Of course he would have some pretty bad habits, self medicating form the horrors he has seen, and be a real cynic, he is self medicating from the questionable things he has had to do.

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  2. Posted: June 26, 2015In: Public

    A religious man with a serial-killer split personality struggles to suppress his sinister side while evading the detective who apprehended him in the first place.

    Neer Shelter Singularity
    Added an answer on June 27, 2015 at 10:45 am

    Understood to clarify; Evading the detective is every crime story ever told. What does he want specifically? Get to Alaska and live free? Cross the border to Mexico? etc? Aslo How is he specifically going to achieve it? Dress like a rabbi to through the cops off? Dress like a woman? Travel at night?Read more

    Understood to clarify;

    Evading the detective is every crime story ever told. What does he want specifically? Get to Alaska and live free? Cross the border to Mexico? etc?

    Aslo How is he specifically going to achieve it? Dress like a rabbi to through the cops off? Dress like a woman? Travel at night? etc?

    With no inciting incident, no specific action and with no specific goal described the plot is unclear.

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  3. Posted: June 26, 2015In: Public

    A stubbornly independent man and his team of professional muggers need to stop a new rival team that doesn?t abide by the rules of mugging etiquette.

    Added an answer on June 27, 2015 at 4:29 am

    He could be protective of his mugger's code of etiquette. To make sure it's clear that it's a comedy, you could call him a screwball mugger. Often the adjectives you use to describe people and situations help to indicate the genre. How about his rival's team refusing to attend his muggers school ofRead more

    He could be protective of his mugger’s code of etiquette. To make sure it’s clear that it’s a comedy, you could call him a screwball mugger. Often the adjectives you use to describe people and situations help to indicate the genre. How about his rival’s team refusing to attend his muggers school of etiquette? I like your idea. There’s lots of room hear for fun and games.

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