Teetering on the edge of the Redshift Quasar, the last human colony has been destroyed leaving only the colony’s children behind and now every teenager’s dream is their worst nightmare.

Is it some kind of coming of age in space? Lord of the flies in space?
Or is it some kind of psychological horror movie?
Something dArk and nasty is now lurking on the colony that the children must fight?
Who is the threat: themselves, fear or a real physical threat?

No idea what your film is about.

It starts with the adults in a frontier colony being wiped out. Then what happens?

When I think of Children, I don't think teenagers. Have they been trained to survive on their own or do they have to figure it out? Does their dream of freedom from parental authority turn into a nightmare against an opponent? Themselves? The latter, I'm thinking Lord of the flies in space.

Hi,

As per above, Red Quasar needs to be explained. Also, the way it's worded it doesn't make sense as to why the children survived the human colony being destroyed. Does this mean they're not human? I sense whatever caused the destruction of the human race is also causing nightmares to become reality. I agree there needs to be a central character identified to tie the story down. Given the many possibilities of individual nightmares, perhaps centring on one troubled youth would make things cleaner.

good luck

When nightmares and thoughts are morphed into reality and all adults are killed. an inquisitive teen must search the deep space colony for clues and destroy the evil source.?

after reading the logline a few times, I am starting to think that this might be a horror script where nightmares become physical reality. How about this for a logline:
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"When the their nightmares and thoughts are morphed into reality and all adults are killed. a teen must search the deep space colony for clues to discover and destroy the source."
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Hope that helped, good luck with this!