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  1. Posted: January 8, 2020In: Horror

    Introverted twins move to a new town where they endure (racially motivated) harassment; one finally decided to fight back.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on January 9, 2020 at 10:22 am

    You should give a face to the bad guy. A specific bad guy that is a focal point for the reader.It doesn't mean this character is the only one harassing the twins, it just means he is the lead instigator or main Harasser.

    You should give a face to the bad guy. A specific bad guy that is a focal point for the reader.

    It doesn’t mean this character is the only one harassing the twins, it just means he is the lead instigator or main Harasser.

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  2. Posted: December 25, 2019In: Comedy

    When a misogynistic Indian husband loses his IT job, he is forced to work in a team reporting to his wife in her organisation, to pay for mortgage.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on December 25, 2019 at 4:54 pm

    I like the built-in conflict based on the lead character's personality.You can drop, "Due to recession," if you want to tighten the logline a little, (Don't drop it in the story, just the logline)Also if being forced to work for his wife causes the lead to have a goal I think that would help the logRead more

    I like the built-in conflict based on the lead character’s personality.

    You can drop, “Due to recession,” if you want to tighten the logline a little, (Don’t drop it in the story, just the logline)

    Also if being forced to work for his wife causes the lead to have a goal I think that would help the logline.

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  3. Posted: December 9, 2019In: Horror

    When a demonic book is brought into a college couple home, the couple must find the source of there internal struggles before they become its next victim.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on December 10, 2019 at 5:24 am

    Let me try a logline example, obviously, yours would be different because I don't know all the details of your story.-----"When a Quarreling couple come into possession of a demonic book that feeds off anger, the two must solve their issues before their volatile relationship empowers the evil tome tRead more

    Let me try a logline example, obviously, yours would be different because I don’t know all the details of your story.

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    “When a Quarreling couple come into possession of a demonic book that feeds off anger, the two must solve their issues before their volatile relationship empowers the evil tome to devour their souls”

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    The story, of course, being a metaphor for how a bad relationship can eat your very soul.

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