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When his memories are stolen and his life backup file altered, a security analyst must use clues hidden within his back up memories to recover a missing 3 weeks of his past that are the key to stopping a devastating attack.
A tweaked version of one I did previously, I just felt I have increased the stakes and made the clues hidden within memories a bit clearer.
A tweaked version of one I did previously, I just felt I have increased the stakes and made the clues hidden within memories a bit clearer.
See lessFive teenage rivals sneak into the county?s coolest and scariest haunted house on Halloween night. Now they must work together to escape a hallucinogen induced rampage unleashed by a disgraced PSYOP scientist.
I feel you need a protagonist, even in buddy-cop or assemble pieces there is normally a "Main" character. I like your explanation in the comment above that it is one of those fake haunted house experiences, but with the actors actually out to kill them. However, it makes it difficult to the characteRead more
I feel you need a protagonist, even in buddy-cop or assemble pieces there is normally a “Main” character.
I like your explanation in the comment above that it is one of those fake haunted house experiences, but with the actors actually out to kill them. However, it makes it difficult to the characters to attack these people if they too are victims.
See lessWhen she discovers a clue to NASA’s plan to escape Earth for a new world years before disaster and war ravaged the planet, a scavenger must use what she’s collected to find the mythical “last rocket” to escape our world and launch a new beginning for mankind.
It probably is a bit wordy, but the story is essentially a love letter to an era of fascination and exploration that perhaps we've lost.
It probably is a bit wordy, but the story is essentially a love letter to an era of fascination and exploration that perhaps we’ve lost.
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