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  1. Posted: February 25, 2015In: Public

    Twin sister detectives – who moonlight as vigilante serial killers – get framed for murder by their criminology teacher, who they (now) must outwit to clear their names.

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    Added an answer on February 25, 2015 at 5:59 pm

    Yes, I like it Richiev/Livejosh, my only problem is that it does not tell us they are female. That gives my story a hook. Could make the title Killer Babes, but I like Serial Twins better. I don't know? DPG, this was the first storyline I worked on. I'ts part of Serial Twins Rising. The girls are opRead more

    Yes, I like it Richiev/Livejosh, my only problem is that it does not tell us they are female. That gives my story a hook. Could make the title Killer Babes, but I like Serial Twins better. I don’t know? DPG, this was the first storyline I worked on. I’ts part of Serial Twins Rising. The girls are opducted as one month old babies from their real, loving, family by a serial killer couple who have a a desire to have children. They grow up with them to become serial killers.. But because it’s not in their genes they only kill when they think it’s justified. I also had an completely different storyline that I did not like anymore: “Twins from Hell get seperated after birth. They meet again at an conference (debating?) serial killers – organized by a cop.” (their dad who wants to wipe all competition; the other undrcover serial killer attending the conference and the important cops attending ) – Serial Twins. How they grow up (Serial Twins Rising) will be part now of the movie about them running a detective agency, solving their first murdercase . The follow up movie (comicbook) is the next case. http://roosterhoff.deviantart.com/art/Serial-Twins-305889927

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  2. Posted: February 22, 2015In: Public

    An honorable Mossad assassin must kill his illegitimate daughter, Miss Palestine, before she blows herself up, while advocating global hate at an Israeli-Palestinian peace summit.

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    Added an answer on February 25, 2015 at 7:54 am

    ... "decorated" for what ? What he did after he was an assassin? You 'normally' don't visualy decorate a man for unlawfuly killing people. If he kills for his government , the title could be 5 STAR ASSASSIN. I think your logline is a bit to long but I like it more than mine. And must I make it clearRead more

    … “decorated” for what ? What he did after he was an assassin? You ‘normally’ don’t visualy decorate a man for unlawfuly killing people. If he kills for his government , the title could be 5 STAR ASSASSIN. I think your logline is a bit to long but I like it more than mine. And must I make it clear how she gets at the peace summit? If not,, telling she is Miss Palestine Isn?t really necessary. What I do not like is “” he must go on one last mission” this is used in sooooo many loglines that I could imagion producers getting tired of this (semi) line. What are your thoughts.

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  3. Posted: February 22, 2015In: Public

    An honorable Mossad assassin must kill his illegitimate daughter, Miss Palestine, before she blows herself up, while advocating global hate at an Israeli-Palestinian peace summit.

    Rutger Oosterhoff Logliner
    Added an answer on February 25, 2015 at 7:54 am

    ... "decorated" for what ? What he did after he was an assassin? You 'normally' don't visualy decorate a man for unlawfuly killing people. If he kills for his government , the title could be 5 STAR ASSASSIN. I think your logline is a bit to long but I like it more than mine. And must I make it clearRead more

    … “decorated” for what ? What he did after he was an assassin? You ‘normally’ don’t visualy decorate a man for unlawfuly killing people. If he kills for his government , the title could be 5 STAR ASSASSIN. I think your logline is a bit to long but I like it more than mine. And must I make it clear how she gets at the peace summit? If not,, telling she is Miss Palestine Isn?t really necessary. What I do not like is “” he must go on one last mission” this is used in sooooo many loglines that I could imagion producers getting tired of this (semi) line. What are your thoughts.

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