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Cop by day/wolf by full moon. When werewolf police detective Joshua Hobbel is framed for murder, he must accept the beast within in order to stop the human monsters that surround him.
How about this: Cop by day/wolf by full moon. When a cursed detective is framed for murder, he must accept the beast within in order to stop the human monsters that surround him. I hear you about "human monsters" being vague, but really the primary antagonist is his curse. And what I want to show inRead more
How about this:
Cop by day/wolf by full moon. When a cursed detective is framed for murder, he must accept the beast within in order to stop the human monsters that surround him.
I hear you about “human monsters” being vague, but really the primary antagonist is his curse. And what I want to show in the film is that humanity can be so much worse than the monster we invent.
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King of Gnagland vigilante seems like two very different archtypes. If you are a crime boss, you of course operate outside the law (thus a tautology). What makes him a vigilante? But at least with this logline (in contrast to the other two) you have got the central conflict that will drive the filmRead more
King of Gnagland vigilante seems like two very different archtypes. If you are a crime boss, you of course operate outside the law (thus a tautology). What makes him a vigilante? But at least with this logline (in contrast to the other two) you have got the central conflict that will drive the film clearly outlined.
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This logline is WAY stronger than the other and - I assume - is for the same story?
This logline is WAY stronger than the other and – I assume – is for the same story?
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