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When a Craigslist-swinging-meetup goes bad and the voyeruist find herself trapped with a serial killer, she must out-clever the killer before times-up as gagged-bate for the killer?s next victim.
All of the logline is confusing to me. "Caught by a serial killer" -- is he the swinger's date or...? And tthe logline presents a weak, helpless protagonist who has not active role in her own survival; her fate is in the hands of the next victim. Seems like the "next victim" is the one who should beRead more
All of the logline is confusing to me.
“Caught by a serial killer” — is he the swinger’s date or…?
And tthe logline presents a weak, helpless protagonist who has not active role in her own survival; her fate is in the hands of the next victim. Seems like the “next victim” is the one who should be cast in the role of the protagonist .
See lessWhen a Craigslist-swinging-meetup goes bad and the voyeruist find herself trapped with a serial killer, she must out-clever the killer before times-up as gagged-bate for the killer?s next victim.
All of the logline is confusing to me. "Caught by a serial killer" -- is he the swinger's date or...? And tthe logline presents a weak, helpless protagonist who has not active role in her own survival; her fate is in the hands of the next victim. Seems like the "next victim" is the one who should beRead more
All of the logline is confusing to me.
“Caught by a serial killer” — is he the swinger’s date or…?
And tthe logline presents a weak, helpless protagonist who has not active role in her own survival; her fate is in the hands of the next victim. Seems like the “next victim” is the one who should be cast in the role of the protagonist .
See lessWhen an earthquake infests an apartment complex with fast-breeding spiders, a young entomologist's plan to save the residents means forcing a war veteran survivalist from his home.
>>Again, why does somebody need a degree to study something? They don't. But that's not what the logline implies. "Entomologist" implies somebody with the credentials, a degree. If he doesn't have it, he's an amateur. I can study being a lawyer till doomsday. But if I can't pass the bar exam, I can'Read more
>>Again, why does somebody need a degree to study something?
They don’t. But that’s not what the logline implies. “Entomologist” implies somebody with the credentials, a degree. If he doesn’t have it, he’s an amateur. I can study being a lawyer till doomsday. But if I can’t pass the bar exam, I can’t be officially recognized as a lawyer, nor legally practice as one. Professions have credentials, standards, requirements.
>>The plan itself isn?t that important.
Bummer. People didn’t queue up for hours outside the theater for “Jaws” primariliy to watch police chief Brody argue with the mayor and local businessmen, trying to overcome their denial that they had a shark problem (although for 1st hour of the movie, that’s what he did). They lined up and paid their money for the HOW, how Brody and the crew go after the shark.
What I see entailed in your premise is a promise: that there’s going to dramatic showdown between the amateur entomologist and the spiders. That’s the expectation people will be paying to see. Not the protagonist persuading a veteran to vacate his apartment (although that can be a complication).
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