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A dog-headed novice leaves his monastery at the command of the elder to capture and tame the remaining mythological beasts which threaten 4th century Jerusalem.
Whoops, you're right, should be 5th century. The elder is Symeon the Stylite, a legendary saint of that time, and the dog-man, who becomes known as St Christopher the Dog-Headed, teams up with George, the dragon-slayer also of that time, who needs some lessons on dog-like devotion. Christopher has bRead more
Whoops, you’re right, should be 5th century. The elder is Symeon the Stylite, a legendary saint of that time, and the dog-man, who becomes known as St Christopher the Dog-Headed, teams up with George, the dragon-slayer also of that time, who needs some lessons on dog-like devotion. Christopher has been having some behavior trouble since his elder moved to the top of a sixty foot column, so he gets sent away to tame himself. Think Sound of Music, only with griffins. Which info should I include in the logline? At least it got your attention enough to ask questions.
See lessA dog-headed novice leaves his monastery at the command of the elder to capture and tame the remaining mythological beasts which threaten 4th century Jerusalem.
Whoops, you're right, should be 5th century. The elder is Symeon the Stylite, a legendary saint of that time, and the dog-man, who becomes known as St Christopher the Dog-Headed, teams up with George, the dragon-slayer also of that time, who needs some lessons on dog-like devotion. Christopher has bRead more
Whoops, you’re right, should be 5th century. The elder is Symeon the Stylite, a legendary saint of that time, and the dog-man, who becomes known as St Christopher the Dog-Headed, teams up with George, the dragon-slayer also of that time, who needs some lessons on dog-like devotion. Christopher has been having some behavior trouble since his elder moved to the top of a sixty foot column, so he gets sent away to tame himself. Think Sound of Music, only with griffins. Which info should I include in the logline? At least it got your attention enough to ask questions.
See lessAfter selling her voice to a wicked Sea Witch, a headstrong mermaid princess has three days to get a human prince to fall for her…or risk losing everything.
The final phrase is so cheesey, but it does up the stakes.
The final phrase is so cheesey, but it does up the stakes.
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