Genre: Horror:

Logline: A woman attempts to flee her hometown after committing a murder, only to find herself trapped in a state of limbo with her best friend who seems to be hiding a dark secret from her.

Synopsis: Audrina Coleman dumps a body into the cold waters of a finger lake in Upstate NY, returns home to have a dinner with her best friend and childhood crush, Greyson Knight, only to flee town moments later with seemingly no explanation. A heavy mist however, clouds her vision and, Audrina, after hitting a pothole in the road, crashes her car and wakes up seemingly unharmed and back on the road. Audrina drives forward and soon finds herself back in her hometown of Fayetteville, NY, expect, that it's empty, devoid of all life, while a thick fog hangs over the sky like a blanket. Audrina's car breaks down, and, soon realizing that she needs help, begins searching for her husband Daniel, which leads her into the local bar where she discovers Daniel's manager, Peter, turned into a nightmarish creature with hollow, large black eyes. Greyson soon arrives, subdues Peter, and informs Audrina that the rest of the town ended up just like him, deformed, mangled. Audrina prepares to head back to her house to find Daniel but Greyson urges her not too, claiming that he's not there. Audrina doubts him but decides to trust him and the two, after battling their way through an acid-like rain that scorches their skin, find themselves in a bank where Greyson tells Audrina that there's no way out of the town. Audrina searches the back for Daniel only to find her best friend Krista all raggedy and her mouth sewn shut like a doll. Greyson rushes in and beats her to death with a metal bat he acquired back at the bar and tells Audrina she should be more careful. Audrina takes Krista's bracelet made up of lapis lazuli gemstones and begrudgingly follows Greyson to his favorite spot, the local library, where he works. There, Greyson teases Audrina, flirts with her, while the two wait out another rainstorm. The storm eventually passes and Greyson gives Audrina and himself two waterproof coats so they can continue onward which is also the moment Audrina realizes that Greyson's appearance is slowly changing, with himself seemingly oblivious to it. The two continue their search for Daniel while soon leads them to their church where Audrina, in a heated confession session with her pastor Father Malcolm, admits to having an affair with Greyson,, denies God, her faith, and Daniel and leaves the room without her picture of Daniel and her trusted rosary (both gifts from Daniel). Greyson, unsatisfied, takes Audrina to their local middle school where her former history teacher, Mr. Jeffrey gives her a lesson on betrayal, and price. The conversation leads the two back into Audrina's bedroom, strangely enough through the chalkboard, where a rusty knife reminds Audrina of the man she murdered and tries to kill Greyson with it. Greyson knocks her out and Audrina soon finds herself back at her house. She enters to find a drunk Daniel who accuses of her cheating with Greyson and tries to hurt her. Audrina escapes in Daniel's truck and eventually, reunites with Greyson and attempts to find a cure to help the transformed townspeople. With no luck at the hospital, Audrina and Greyson try to escape the town again only to be run off the road by a stray car. Audrina survives the crash but finds Greyson surprisingly absent. She's rescued by Krista (no longer a mutant) and taken back to her house where she is confronted by Daniel, Peter, Mr. Jeffrey, her mother Rachel, and Father Malcolm (the priest who gave her the confession) who urge Audrina to repentant for her sins and let go of her guilt with also a warning not to trust Greyson. Greyson, of course, arrives, looking now, very much like Daniel in both his hair and clothes and Audrina storms away, eventually coming across an abandoned dealership where she finally finds out that she is really, dead. Audrina denies it until Greyson takes her the cemetery and shows her grave. Audrina resigns herself to her fate, goes back to the church, and with the help of her audience, removes her mask and returns to Greyson with one mission, to end his life. Greyson eventually completes his transformation into Daniel, mocks Audrina for choosing him over "him" and chases after her through the streets of Fayetteville. Audrina, after being confronted by the her family and friends once again, comes to her senses, returns to the lake, and sends Greyson on his way. Audrina escapes the town just in the nick of time and wakes up to find herself back at the scene of the accident. She listens to a phone call from a frantic Daniel trying to explain to Audrina Greyson's death and the fact that he cheated on her with Krista, only for Audrina to hang up, breathe a sigh of relief, and head back to the village to meet her fate.

Cast:

Audrina Coleman - Lead (30s) - A married woman who's secretly having an affair with her childhood friend Greyson.

Greyson Knight - Lead (30s) - A young librarian and childhood friends with Audrina. He finds himself trapped in the "other" Fayetteville with her and tries to keep her from discovering the truth.

Supporting:

Daniel Coleman - Supporting (30s) - Audrina's husband, unaware that she's trapped in the "other" Fayetteville.

Krista - Supporting (30s) - Audrina's best friend who is later revealed to be having an affair with Daniel.

Father Malcolm - Supporting (70s) - A pastor at Audrina's church who tries to guide her through the "other" Fayetteville by instructing her to stay true to herself, and her faith.

Peter - Supporting (40s) - Daniel's boss and friend who was aware of Greyson and Audrina's affair but refused to do anything about it.

Mr. Jeffrey - Supporting (50s) - Audrina's old history teacher who molested her in the past and led her to having a strained relationship with her parents.

Rachel and William Coleman - Minor (50s) - Audrina's neglectful parents who died in an accident and left Audrina nearly homeless when she was 16.

Budget:

$200,000-$500,000 or more.

Page Length:

84 pages

Script downloadable here:

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/the-window-1

Genre: Dark drama / "religious noir"

Two actors

Two locations

Logline: When guilt overwhelms a bishop after a career of embezzlement, he goes to confession, only to learn that absolution is not on offer.

Content note: There is a moment of self-harm.

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1w9ZqUmCQtljlqkkbt1n-etY2JTYgUTHU/view?usp=sharing

Feedback is welcome. Thank you in advance.

Title: 2028 Dating Genre: Action Sci-Fi Pages: 3 Actors: 3 people Logline: A date that isn't what it seems(sorry, I suck at loglines)... :(

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10k7FWSAtHBsZm3Qk-wLseuO8FgY8M5ns/view?usp=drivesdk

I could use any feedback on it and I am willing to rewrite this to suit your needs. Please let me know if you would be interested in it.

Price: We'll talk, if interested, but it's ok:)

Logline : A mental unstable guy pursuits his dream of becoming an MMA champion. he must face, not only his fear and suicidal thoughts, but confront an invincible champion with whom he shares a tragic past and blood.

Number of pages : 110. Genre: Drama, Sport and psychological.

Looking for producers, agents, or to sell the script. DM or comment if interested.

Thanks

My prod company NOMO Films is searching for short scripts (under 20 pages) in the genre of the movie The Secret Life of Walter Mitty to produce in the upcoming months. Please DM me or send to contact@nomofilms.com if you have anything that would like to share. Thanks!

Logline: Given immunity from prosecution by the Supreme Court, the US president takes extreme measures to rid himself of his nemesis and stay in power.

Genre: Thriller.

Page count: 8

Estimated budget: Mid to high 5 figures.

Link to PDF file

Title: Urkel: The Nerd Who Saved the World

Logline: Steve Urkel, the clumsy, cheese-loving, science genius, accidentally invents a time machine that attracts the attention of a nefarious tech tycoon. With the help of his best friends and some "Urkelized" gadgets, he must stop the villain from rewriting history and prove that being a nerd is the coolest thing of all.

Plot Summary

Act 1: The Invention

The movie opens with Steve Urkel in his lab, a chaotic blend of brilliant inventions and hilarious mishaps. Steve is working on his latest project: a portable time machine powered by his homemade "Quantum Cheese Reactor." Despite Laura Winslow's initial doubts, Steve convinces her to see its potential.

At a local science fair, Steve demonstrates the invention. It accidentally sends Carl Winslow to ancient Egypt for a few minutes before safely bringing him back. The invention grabs the attention of Victor Steele, a tech tycoon who dreams of controlling time to build his empire.

Act 2: The Conflict

Victor offers to buy the time machine, but Steve refuses, knowing the potential for misuse. Undeterred, Victor sends his henchmen to steal it. In the process, Steve's lab is ransacked, and the time machine is taken. Steve, Laura, and Eddie Winslow must rally together to get it back.

The trio discovers that Victor plans to travel to key moments in history to manipulate events in his favor. Steve, with his signature catchphrase, "Did I do that?!" creates new gadgets, including rocket-powered suspenders and a cheese-dispensing blaster, to prepare for the showdown.

Act 3: The Adventure

Steve and his friends use a prototype time machine to chase Victor through history. They land in iconic moments, such as:

The Renaissance, where Steve impresses Leonardo da Vinci with his nerdy brilliance.

The Wild West, where Steve outwits an outlaw gang using his inventions.

The 1980s, where Steve blends in with a breakdancing crew to escape capture.

Victor grows increasingly desperate, leading to a climactic battle at the signing of the Declaration of Independence. With the fate of history hanging by a thread, Steve must outsmart Victor, using his brainpower, courage, and signature nerdy charm.

Act 4: The Resolution

Steve defeats Victor and restores history to its rightful course. The gang returns to the present, where Steve is hailed as a hero. Laura admits she's starting to see him in a new light, leaving room for a possible romance.

In the final scene, Steve unveils his next big invention: robotic cheese wheels, which, predictably, go hilariously wrong.

Key Themes

Embracing individuality: Steve proves that being different is a strength, not a weakness.

The power of friendship: His friends' loyalty and support are key to his success.

Responsibility with technology: A reminder that inventions should be used for good, not greed.

Potential Casting

Steve Urkel: Jaleel White (reprising his iconic role)

Laura Winslow: Kellie Shanygne Williams

Victor Steele: Neil Patrick Harris

Carl Winslow: Reginald VelJohnson

Eddie Winslow: Darius McCrary

DM me if you're interested in making a thoughtful short that'll make people smile.

LOGLINE
A young woman working for a company that recycles human souls finds peace within an eco-burial ground over the loss of her cantankerous mother.

Genre: Sci-fi / Dramedy
10 pages
Cast Size: 1-3 Main/Supporting Roles

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Posting this again since I just finished a new (and my final revision). Looking to sell for the right price.

Genre: Thriller

Logline: An emotionally disturbed convict uses an ancient magical necklace to exact revenge on his former partner and win the heart of a sassy, no-nonsense jewelry saleswoman at a department store in the late 1990s.

Synopsis: In 1988, young and emotionally disturbed Christian Blake is ratted out by his partner Jerald Gavin and arrested at a local Salvation Army for stealing over 10,000 dollars. Twelve years later, Christian, now free from prison and hungry for revenge, applies to a Sears Department Store now run by Jerald ,where he meets perfume specialist Levi, jewelry specialist Daphne, her ruthless power hungry partner Constance, and the easily irritable makeup specialist Tracy. Christian, desperate for some companionship, uses an ancient powerful necklace, given to him by Jerald, to try and win her over but ultimately, ends up scaring her off after he almost kills Levi in a freak waterpark accident involving Daphne, Levi, a tube, and a very large funnel. Christian descends further into madness as Jerald warns Daphne and Levi of Christian and instructs them to keep an eye out for him if anything starts to look, "suspicious". Daphne and Levi initially believe Jerald but a doubtful Daphne leaves Levi alone, races back to the store, sneaks inside Jerald's office, and discovers a photograph connecting the pair. Daphne' s suspicions are further cemented by an encounter with Christian at the grocery store where he tries to warn her about him. The next day, Daphne is called into Jerald's office where Jerald admits to having worked with Christian in the past, and reveals some of his underlying guilt toward her. Jerald confronts Christian upon the start of his first day and warns him to stay away from Daphne only for him to accidentally almost kill Daphne by having an escalator belt suck her up. Levi and Daphne reunite and agree to confront Jerald once more only for Daphne to be pulled away by a car appointment, leaving Levi to deal with Jerald face on. At a diner, Jerald reveals the power of the necklace, how he got it, and how he intends to deal with Christian before leaving. At the auto shop, Christian arrives, for his own appointment and tries to seduce Daphne at first, but ends up receiving a bloody nose instead. Christian, feeling remorseful tries to return a frantic Daphne's credit card, but in her panicked state, she pulls out into the street and gets t-boned by a pickup. Levi soon arrives at the hospital and confronts Christian who gives Levi a sample of his power before racing back to the store. Levi heads back to the store to find it in a state of chaos; tractors on fire, televisions exploding, two employees mangled up in a mountains of clothes, just to name a few. Levi gathers up the rest of the employees, orders them to safety and confronts Christian on the rooftop with Jerald where, to his surprise, finds Daphne, abducted and swayed by Christian and given part of his power. Jerald reveals that he framed Christian to save his son (who ultimately died) and distracts him long enough for Levi to save Daphne who puts Christian out of his misery with a bullet to the forehead. The remaining staff reunite in front of the ruined department store and go their separate ways as Levi and Daphne prepare for all expenses paid cruise, courtesy of Jerald with his own plans with Constance.

Cast:

Main Leads:

Levi Knauss (30s) - Perfume Specialist at Jerald's department store and Daphne's boyfriend.

Daphne Cross (30s) - Jewelry Specialist at Jerald's department store, Levi's girlfriend, and Constance's a partner.

Christian Blake (30s) - An emotionally disturbed convict, arrested for stealing 10 grand, and later, decides to apply at his former partner's store to exact revenge. (Main Antagonist)

Jerald Gavin (40s) - Christian's former partner and the manager of a department store at a popular mall in the 1990s. Responsible for giving Christian his power in the form of a necklace and feels responsible for what he's become,.

Supporting:

Constance Coldwater (60s) - Daphne's partner in jewelry, desperate for power and an intense hatred for makeup saleswoman Tracy.

Tracy Bowman (50s) - The makeup saleswoman at Jerald's department store with a bad employment history. She tries to make amends with Constance throughout the film and is often seen trying to support her.

Adam (20s) - An employee in the menswear department who is forced to deal with a confused elderly woman who mistakes him for her husband.

Jessica (18) - The only part-time employee at Jerald's department store who slacks off, doesn't know how to operate equipment, and generally, is a screw-up.

Zack (18) - Part of the clean-up crew at Jerald's department store and Jessica's boyfriend; is a worse slacker than Jessica.

Minor

Mitzie (70s) - a confused elderly woman who mistakes Adam for her husband.

Lorraine (30s) - an entitled shopper who tries to squeeze the best deal out of Levi over a bottle of perfume.

Hannah (16) - An employee in the outdoor department at Jerald's department store who has a thing for Adam.

Sam and Nathan (20s) - Two employees working in the electronics department who help Tracy out but eventually, get killed as a result of Christian's rage.

Budget: $200,000-$500,000

Setting: A Mall in Upstate NY in the 1990s (primary location)

95 pages

9 locations

Link to download script here:

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/the-department-store-diaries

Logline: A guy enters a time machine on a whim and ends up making a mess of things, so he uses that same time machine to clean things up best he can.

I think this could do well on Tiktok given the loop aspect, but I’m open to other platforms.

DM for the script (3 pages)

Logline : Following a spell cast by his mother, a young altar boy will gradually become a necrophiliac serial killer.

Synopsis :

Georges is a 12-year-old boy. He is an altar boy, very zealous in his Catholic faith, instilled by his parents. Torn between the external influence of his classmates and that of his parents, he decides one day against all expectations, to stop practicing his religion. Vexed, his mother then casts a bad spell on him: That of never being able to have sexual relations with a girl, in his entire life. Without knowing it, the latter has just opened Pandora's box. That of an angel who will gradually transform... into a demon!

Genre : thriller / Horreur / Fantasy

3 main characters

Pages : 100

1 location : France (Paris).

LOGLINE :

Black vampires, black werewolves and black reptilians feed on black people, via a devious and Machiavellian pan-African dating app called "K-MEET".

SYNOPSIS:

A new pan-African dating app, called "K-MEET", has just been launched. Following the advice of her work colleagues, Jennifer, a young black woman in her thirties, signed up, hoping to finally find a serious and non-fickle man. She meets a handsome man in his thirties, named Julien. At the same time, many black people disappear around the world or are found horribly mutilated; exacerbating and rekindling paranoia and inter-community racist tensions. All these missing people all had one thing in common: They were all members of the pan-African app "K-MEET". Without being aware of these tragic massacres, Jennifer, for her part, lives her love affair; Until the day when she herself will be confronted, against all expectations and with horror, with the reality of these various mysterious disappearances.

SHORT SUMMARY :

In a forest in France, a young black girl is killed by an animal. Two weeks later, in Paris, Shahid, a young Indian, impresses his friends Stephanie, Matthew and Sophia with his performance of Michael Jackson's ‘Thriller’ in a karaoke bar. They discuss Michael Jackson's legacy and Matthew mentions that he met a woman, Veronica, on a black dating app called ‘K-MEET’. He also mentions his cousin who has been missing for 15 days. Shahid's colleagues Jennifer and Stephanie discuss their love lives. Stephanie is in a relationship with David, whom she met on ‘K-MEET’, while Jennifer, who is single, decides to download the app and corresponds with Julian. Meanwhile, middle-aged men Patrick and Franck find Julian's nightlife suspicious.

A few days later, Stephanie and Jennifer discuss their experiences with ‘K-MEET’. Stephanie reveals that she is going to David's for dinner for the first time and Jennifer chats to Julian on the app. In a Paris flat, Christopher and his mother discuss the strange disappearances of black people around the world. They suspect a racist organisation or the dating app ‘K-MEET’. Jennifer meets an old black woman who warns her not to be fooled by appearances. In Canada, Richard and Alicia, a black couple, arrive at an isolated cabin for a weekend getaway. Alicia suddenly transforms and kills Richard.

In a Parisian café, Jennifer and Stephanie discuss their respective relationships with Julian and David. Jennifer plans to meet Julian for Halloween, while Stephanie shares a frightening nightmare in which she is killed in a forest. Later, in a Paris suburb, Patrick and Franck discuss the disturbing disappearances of black people around the world. They also find Julian's behaviour suspicious. A few days later, Stephanie and David take a walk in ‘Parc de Bercy’ where they meet a tearful young woman who reveals that her twin sister was murdered after meeting someone on ‘K-MEET’.

In David's flat, Stephanie is horrified to discover human body parts in the fridge. David, revealed as a reptilian, kills Stephanie. The next day, David works out, prepares a meal from Stephanie's flesh and receives a call from his sister Alicia, who is also a reptilian. They discuss their cannibalistic exploits and their father. David then receives a message from Victoria, another ‘K-MEET’ correspondent.

Jennifer meets Julian, her ‘K-MEET’ match, in a Parisian restaurant for Halloween. They joke about their costumes and discuss their experiences with the app. Later, Jennifer goes to Julian's house where she is killed by Julian, who turns out to be a vampire. Julian then drags Jennifer's body to a dark cellar in his house where an old zombie woman begins to devour Jennifer's body.

Five days later, Joseph, a police officer, receives a call from Maryse reporting that her son, Taylor Richard Rivaire-Boisin, has disappeared and has not been heard from since a meeting arranged via ‘K-MEET’. Joseph and his colleagues Jacques and Christopher go to the headquarters of ‘K-MEET’ to question its founder, Martin Landel. They suspect a link between the application and the recent deaths. Landel denies any involvement. Later, Jacques and Christopher turn out to be vampires and kill Joseph.

Six months later, a Paris bar organises a speed dating evening in partnership with a new pan-African dating app called ‘Jardin d'Ebène’. Sophie meets several suitors, including Richard, a web developer and computer programmer. At the end of the evening, Sophie and Christian, the host of the evening, exchange a knowing smile, revealing that Christian is a vampire.

Genre : thriller / Horreur / Fantasy /

6 main characters

Pages : 140

4 locations

Logline:
In a desolate city where shadows walk by day and terrorize by night, a weary survivor battles isolation and fear, finding fleeting connections in an unrelenting world haunted by faceless figures.

Synopsis:
In a city overrun by enigmatic, faceless Shadows, Randy, a middle-aged man, navigates the ruins of a once-thriving civilization. By day, the Shadows coexist in eerie silence, but by night, they turn hostile, forcing Randy to constantly seek shelter and safety. During his journey, he encounters an untrusting stranger, Jaden, and a loyal German Shepherd named Chief, each revealing fragments of hope and hostility in a world devoid of humanity.

As Randy wrestles with the crushing weight of survival, he’s driven by glimpses of his lost son, Noah, appearing amidst the Shadows like a fleeting beacon of purpose. But every attempt to reconnect with his past is thwarted by an indifferent and brutal reality. Town of Me explores themes of loneliness, humanity’s collapse, and the
struggle to retain hope in a world where survival often eclipses compassion.

Genre: Drama

Page count: 25

I'm developing an anthology idea about dangerous technology and I'd love to find some more easy to film short scripts that fit the criteria. The goal is to hang through them over weekends starting next summer.

The ideal story would be 5-15 pages in length, one or two easy to access locations, a small cast, utilizing practical fx and production design over VFX, and can be filmed in a weekend.

To give a sense of the scope I'm looking for, the stories I'm currently developing are both based on published short stories, one is about a man who creates a machine to pay chess against and the other is about a guy addicted to a virtual reality videogame. Both are bleak, with a bit of a Black Mirror vibe.

If you have anything that fits the bill, I'd love to read it! Feel free to DM me for more info.

Thanks.

Genre: Horror/Comedy

Logline: After firing one too many of his employees, heartless business executive Paul Peterson finds himself being stalked by a sinister train with one destination, hell.

Synopsis: Paul Peterson, vice president of Schyumer Corporate Enterprises enjoys making love to several of his female colleagues and firing anyone that he sees fit, despite not being the actual leader of the company. However, one day, after firing his file clerk, Carly, Paul finds himself at the hands of a sinister train one evening that he curiously boards, oblivious to it's true destination. After a frightening encounter with the train's passengers, Paul finds himself back in his bed, no worse for wear, with seemingly only one connection to his "dream", a mark on his hand, branded in the shape of an eye. Paul goes to work, attempting to resume some normalcy only to find himself seduced by one of his subordinates, Maddie who quickly reveals herself to be a demon, hellbent on putting Paul back on the train. Paul manages to defeat her only to be with another horrifying encounter, this time, a demon, hiding inside a computer virus that tries to take Paul to hell by pulling him through the computer. Luckily, at the last minute, he is saved by Gwendolyn, a mysterious employee of the company who reveals herself to be Paul's Guardian Angel. Paul, not the least bit impressed by her sassy personality, learns that the train stalking him is The Night Train, a tool used by Satan to deliver unclean souls to hell. Gwendolyn informs Paul he can stop it by changing his ways which Paul quickly ignores as he rushes to a meeting with his best friend Steven. At the meeting, Paul ignores Steven's kindess and is soon inundated with a swarm of botflies, that attack Steven. The flies chase Steven out of the restaurant where he is hit by a car and subsequently dies. Paul, quickly realizing the error of his ways, complains to Gwendolyn who quickly reminds Paul of better times by showing him glimpses of his past through flashbacks. In them, Paul reveals his strong re-desire to connect with his ex-wife and former lover Janet who funny enough, works under Paul at the same company. Paul decides to re-connect with Janet as he suddenly finds himself at the hands of another demon, this time, his tech-support guy Charlie, who enjoys mocking Paul's mistakes in life and tries, like Maddie, to put him back on the train. Paul is saved, once again by Gwen and eventually meets up with Janet where she ends up forgiving him. Their reunion is interrupted by Charlie who tries to kill Janet, but is saved by Gwendolyn. Paul and Janet escape back to the office where they are confronted by Scott Schyumer, Paul's boss, who, after firing most of his staff in the most sadistic ways possible, offers Paul his position. Paul declines, to Scott's disappointment, and quickly reveals himself to be the Conductor of the train, the mastermind behind it all. He attacks Paul, along with Maddie and Charlie and the four (along with Janet and Gwendolyn) engage in an all-battle, to the tune of Funny Girl. Gwendolyn and Paul manage to kill all three demons, and defeat the Night Train. As the company shuts down, and Paul and Janet leave for a much needed vacation, a mysterious figure assigns Gwendolyn another task, one that she never saw coming.

Cast:

Paul Peterson (40s) - Main Lead. A sleazeball CEO who takes advantage of his staff and eventually, makes himself a target of the Night Train.

Gwendolyn (30s) - Supporting, Paul's sassy, and easily bored, Guardian Angel, tasked with saving his soul from the Night Train

Janet Peterson (50s) - Supporting - Paul's ex-wife and employees, who serves as Paul's ticket to freedom from the Night Train

Maddie (30s) - Supporting - One of Paul's employees, secretly a succubus in disguise.

Charlie (30s) - Supporting - Paul's I.T. guy, a demon in disguise. He and Maddie are tasked with ensuring Paul boards the Night Train.

Steven Lomieux (50s) - Supporting - Paul's lifelong friend and business partner that ultimately ends up getting killed by Paul's ego.

Scott Schyumer (80s) - Supporting - The owner and ruler of Paul's company, rarely seen, and when he is, it's never good.

Walter (50s) - Supporting - Paul's friend from high-school and fellow employee. Paul maintains animosity towards him since he dated Janet in high school.

Mindy (20s) - Supporting - Paul's overweight and pregnant employee, often subjected to ridicule by others

Terri (40s) - Supporting - Paul's secretary, keeps him on track

Carly (50s) - Supporting - One of Paul's employees that he secretly slept with and manipulated her files to get her fired.

Natasha (30s) - Minor - Carly's friend.

Carlos (40s) - Minor - One of Paul's employees who spends more time eating than working

Shaun (19) - Minor - One of Paul's employees that constantly slacks off playing video games

Lisa (30s) - Minor - One of Paul's employees.

Budget: $200,000 -$500,000 range

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/the-night-train

Genre: Comedy

Logline: A group of high school students, on the verge of their graduation, come together to overthrow their micro-managing boss after she refuses to let them attend their SAT's.

Synopsis: Kiernan Connor and his friends, Laura, Cody, Jill, Wyatt work under the rule of Geraldine Lipsitz, a prideful woman who hates fashion but yet runs a clothing store. With the four's graduation soon approaching (sans Wyatt who already graduated) Kiernan, Laura, and Cody begin eagerly preparing for the upcoming SAT exams (minus Jill who can't afford to go to college). However, trouble arises when Geraldine suddenly cuts their pay, using the money for her own selfish gains to open up a new store in the mall. Kiernan, bearing the brunt of most if it is furious, as his mother (upon seeing the check), warns Kiernan that his problems at work could jeopardize his chances onto getting into a better college. Things get worse when the four find out that Geraldine (ignoring their requests) schedules them to work on the day the SAT's are. Kiernan and the others, furious, decide to hatch a plan to overthrow Geraldine in hopes that she might reconsider. The plan is soon set into motion when Kiernan swaps Geraldine's tablet with Cody's sabotaged one. The tablet malfunctions in front of a customer, embarrassing Geraldine, to the point where she ends up losing the sale, and quickly breaks her tablet in response. Kiernan and his friends than up the stakes by buying a bunch of designer, California style clothing at the mall's local JCPenney (clothing which Geraldine can't stand), and place it all the around store. Geraldine (upon seeing the sight of the clothes in the store) breaks down and tears the clothes to pieces, almost destroying the whole store in the process. Kiernan, and his friends, thinking they've won, celebrate only for Geraldine to quickly reveal that she was indeed, considering, giving them time off. Kiernan and company, furious, look to Kiernan who decides to go his English teacher, Mr. Jennings for support. After a brief lesson on Anne Frank and the meaning of "oppression" Kiernan launches a plan to destroy Geraldine's new store, which he eventually names, "Blitzkrieg". Kiernan and his friends, armed with baseball bats and spray paint, infiltrate the mall after hours and quickly lay waste to the 9,000 square foot space. Just as they are all prepared to leave, Geraldine, suddenly shows up, claiming that she "forgot her wallet" after having her meltdown at work. Kiernan and company, expecting Geraldine to let them have it, are shocked when Geraldine suddenly reinstates their old salaries and allows the Kiernan, Cody, and Laura to attend the SAT's, largely due to a "change in the budget." Kiernan, and his friends overjoyed, give their best to Geraldine and, in the following week, eventually take the SAT's (minus Wyatt and Jill) and pay Geraldine a surprise visit before work where Kiernan gives Geraldine an unexpected surprise.

Cast:

Kiernan Connor (18) - Main Lead - A high school infuriated by Geraldine's antics and decides to get revenge on her for stopping his future.

Geraldine Lipsitz (40s) - Main Antagonist - The always irritated manager of a clothing store in an L.A. malls that hates people and rules with an iron fist.

Laura Jones (18) - Supporting - Kiernan's friend.

Cody Stringer (18) - Supporting - Kiernan's friend obsessed with tech and video games.

Wyatt Molnar (20s) - Supporting - Kiernan's friend who tries to support himself on his own

Jill Matthews (18) - Supporting - Kiernan's friend with no plans of college and hopes of working in another clothing store in the mall to support her and her mother.

Lloyd Jennings (40s) - Supporting - Kiernan's English Teacher who gives him the idea to trash Geraldine's store

Vanessa Connor (40s) - Supporting - Kiernan's mother who threatens to rescind his application to Berkely if he gets in trouble at work.

Randy (40s) - Minor -The security guard at the mall

Sandra (18) - Minor - A day shift worker at Geraldine's store

Elizabeth (50s) - Minor - The greeter at Kiernan's high school

Budget: $10,000 - $100,000 range

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/the-tyrant

Genre: Horror/Comedy

Logline: A workaholic real estate agent's efforts to sell a house turn in vain, when her stress manages to create a poltergeist with every intention to silence her and her potential home buyers.

Synopsis: Alyce Hoffman, a successful real estate agent has no trouble selling a house. However, during one of her tours at a seemingly average newly built, Alyce and her unlucky potential home buyers become victims to some bizarre unexplained occurrences which include, but not limited too, a falling chandelier, and a hole in the wall. all of which leave Alyce searching for another buyer. With her husband Kevin for support, another couple soon finds their way to the house where Alyce, hopeful for the best, decides to work her magic. Unsurprisingly however, more strange events occur, this time in the form of a mysterious black goo which quickly scares off the hopeful family. Kevin eventually connects Alyce with a team of ghost hunters who quickly deduce that the house is infested with a poltergeist, caused by Alyce herself from her inability to take a break from work. Unsure of how to beat it, Alyce, following the advice of the team's lead ghost hunter Nathan, decides to make a peace offering in hopes of getting rid of the activity. Initially, it all seems to work out. Kevin and Alyce, thrilled, decide to take a vacation to celebrate, only for the new home buyers to quickly back out of the agreement minutes after the couple arrive at the airport. Returning home, Alyce, furious that the offering didn't work, once again, tries to do her best to sell the home to more potential clients, all of which fail miserably. Alyce, fed up with the continued nuisance of the poltergeist, tries to sell the place off to another agent who unfortunately, turns it down. The stress of selling the house soon begins taking a toll on Alyce, so much so that she and Kevin decide too once again, take a vacation to Hawaii all of places. Their time is there soon cut short as it's quickly revealed that the poltergeist is seemingly attached to Alyce, attacking her in both the woman's bathroom during a day at the pool, and at night in a restaurant with Kevin. The couple quickly return home where Alyce, seemingly out of options, seeks help from Nathan who agrees at her request to hold a seance in an attempt to try to appease the ghost. With the help of a medium, Noreen, Alyce and the ghost hunting team attempt to communicate with the poltergeist at the house. Their efforts fail as Alyce refuses to take part in it and ultimately, chooses her work over her life. However, things change when the poltergeist attacks Nathan and his ghost hunting team. Alyce, furious, chases down the poltergeist and eventually, reveals to them and Noreen why she is the way she is. Noreen offers Alyce some hope in the form of rosemary of protection as Alyce returns home to sort things out. Not too long after, Alyce, to her relief, eventually finds a potential buyer and celebrates that night with Kevin. However, things suddenly take a turn for the worse when the poltergeist attempts to burn her and Kevin alive in their home, using Kevin's eclectic collection of fake plants to torch them. Alyce and Kevin manage to escape the house in the Knick of time as they watch it burn to the ground in front of them. Alyce, furious, decides to put a stop to it all and returns to the house and quickly burns to the ground. A day later, the couple interested in the house, eventually show up and, shocked by what they see, can only ponder on what could have happened.

Cast:

Alyce Hoffman (40s) - Main Lead - An obsessive workaholic whose stress creatures a poltergeist hellbent on terrorizing her clients.

Kevin Hoffman (40s) - Supporting - Alyce's supportive husband who believes in the poltergeist, tries to get her to relax, and leads her to the Central New York Ghost Hunters teams

Nathan (30s) - Supporting - The leader of the Central New York Ghost Hunter team determined to get rid of the poltergeist.

Andy and James (30s) - Supporting - Nathan's assistants

Noreen (30s) - Supporting - A medium who works with Nathan and summons the poltergeist in a seance to try and get it to leave

Julian (30s) - Minor - Alyce's skeptical therapist

Karen (40s) - Minor - A snooty real estate agent that declines Alyce's proposal to take over the property

The Clients:

Bryan and Nicole (20s) - Minor

Melanie (30s, Matthew (30s), and Jason (12) - Minor

Bradley and Erica (30s) - Minor

Tom and Jessica (20s) - Minor

Jesse and Tori (20s) - Minor

Budget: $50,000-$200,000 range

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/foreclosure

Genre: Sci-Fi/Drama

Logline: A college student, grieving over the loss of his parents, finds himself in a race against time, after discovering a crack in the road.

Synopsis: After the tragic death of his parents, college student Jamie Williams finds difficulty moving on until he stumbles upon a crack in the pavement one day Downtown. After a sudden, bright blue flash of light, Jamie finds himself trapped within a void, seemingly devoid of all life. Jamie eventually stumbles across a mysterious device which shocks him, giving him an unusual power. The device eventually reveals itself to be a time machine, showing Jayden his hometown of Binghamton in different periods of time. Jamie, seeing this as his opportunity to escape, jumps into one and finds himself back on Earth where he quickly reunites with Mackenzie. There, Jamie soon learns that he is five years in the past, and quickly escapes with Mackenzie to a local cafe where he reveals what happened to him in the void. Jamie and Mackenzie looking for more answers, seek help from Jayden's professor and family friend Hayley Valentine who, after telling Jamie how she really feels about him, reveals to them the mystery of the blue sparks and the strange portals that follow them. There, Jamie also learns that if he does not get back to his time period, he will die, crushed by the weight of time. As Jamie and Mackenzie begin to search for a way to get back into the void, Jamie's paranoia eventually separate's himself from Mackenzie and too another time period, this time even further back, to when Jamie was still in high school. There, Jamie goes to Hayley where she begins to help Jamie try to move on through his past by showing him his old room and reminding him that's he's not alone. Unfortunately for Jamie, he is quickly whisked to another time period, where he reunites with his mother, Christine at his house, years before the tragic incident occurred. There, Christine reveals to Jamie her plans for the future and tells Jamie not to worry so much about life and to seize it whenever the opportunity arises. Jamie, touched, and motivated by these words, leaves only to be swept away by another portal. This time, Jamie finds himself back in 2018 where meets up with Olivia at a science museum. There, Mackenzie reveals to Jamie that if they can put Jamie near an abnormality in the timeline, it can send him back to the void. Mackenzie and Jamie, their path now clear, eventually incapacitate the "Jamie" of that timeline, hoping it will send Jamie back. During that, Jayden reveals his struggle to move on as his body grows more weaker, older. Hayley soon arrives, remembering their early encounter years ago and offers him hope in the form of an old childhood picture from his past and friendship. With time running out, Jamie, Hayley, and Mackenzie eventually discover the hole only for Jamie to pulled into time period, much to Hayley and Mackenzie's horror upon "Jamie" waking up. Jamie now finds himself in 2007 where quickly he meets one of his parent's assassin's. Jamie, furious, and overwhelmed with emotion, kidnaps him and takes him to his parent's house where he forces John, the assassin, to confess his crimes. After giving John a through beating, Jamie reconnects with Christine before being whisked away by another portal. Now, Jamie finds himself in the future where he reconnects with Hayley and Mackenzie, who thankfully, never gave up hope. Jamie, hoping that he made some kind of difference, leads the two to the cemetery where he unfortunately, finds his parents still dead, but oddly enough, John dead as well. Jamie, quickly realizing that he can change the future, devises a back-up plan in case he can't make it back to the void. Upon returning to Mackenzie's townhome, Jamie is taken away, once again, by another portal, leading him back to the tragic event that started it all. As Jamie watches it play out, scene by scene, he gives his younger self Hayley's necklace, and tells him that he will never be alone before slowly succumbing to his fate. Years later, Jamie, (in a now much different future) leaves for college with Mackenzie, leaving both the house and his past behind him, but not without forming a new friendship with Hayley.

Cast:

Jamie Williams (20s) - Main Lead - A troubled college student who finds himself shifting through time after discovering a crack within a road

Mackenzie Calhoun (20s) - Supporting Lead - Jamie's childhood friend who helps him try to get back to his own time period.

Hayley Valentine (40s) - Supporting - A professor at SUNY Binghamton and Jamie's "self-appointed" mother after his parent's death. Her theories on time and time travel aid Jamie in his quest to get back to his own time.

Christine and Michael Williams (40s) - Supporting - Jamie's parents brutally killed at his 13th birthday by a group of hitmen.

John Cannon (40s) - Supporting - A hitman who mistakes Michael Williams for his real target, and murders him and Christine.

Kevin, Eric, and Victoria (30s) - Minor - John's subordinates.

Budget: $200,000-$500,000 range

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/in-sync

Genre: Thriller/Drama/Horror

Logline: In the 1990s, a former Salvation Army volunteer infiltrates his partner's department store with every intention of burning it and it's staff to the ground.

Synopsis: At a Sears Department Store in 1996, two employees Levi and Daphne work under the management of their manager, Jerald Gavin who runs a tight ship, desperately trying to survive in an era of rising e-commerce . In the need for more staff, he decides to hire Christian Blake, a nervous but seemingly confident man, who, despite not having an impressive work background, has a good heart and work ethic (so Jerald believes). Not to longer after he's hired, (much to Levi's disdain), Daphne, along with the rest of the store employees (Constance, Tracy, Adam to name a few) begin to pick up on Christian's unusual behavior that's seemingly tied to a strange necklace that he wears around his neck. After a trip to the waterpark leaves Levi injured, Jerald reaches out to him and Daphne and instructs the pair to keep a close eye on Christian while also revealing to him his connection with him. Upon returning to work, Levi begins training Christian the basics of perfume which is soon interrupted by Daphne, who finds herself at the mercy of an escalator belt. With some quick thinking, Levi and Jerald manage to pull her free before it can strangle her to death. The pair, fearing that Christian may be responsible, look deeper into Christian and learn more about his connection to Jerald which leads Levi to meet with him at a local diner while Daphne is sidetracked by a car appointment. At their meeting, Levi learns of the necklace's true power and the story of how Jerald and Christian met, quickly realizing that Christian is not the suave and confident man he appears to be. Levi quickly relay's this to Daphne who is suddenly injured in a bizarre car accident that leaves her bedbound. Levi, determined to end Christian's reign of terror, returns to the store as it slowly begins to fall apart. Levi, realizing that he needs help once again, turns to Jerald who confesses to Levi that he is responsible for Christian's predicament and hoped that hiring him would somehow alleviate the guilt that he feels from inside. After another catastrophe leaves an area of the store burned beyond recognition, Levi eventually tracks Christian to the rooftop where he finds Daphne with a gun pointed to her head by, you guessed it, Christian. As Levi tries to reason with him, Jerald suddenly appears and decides to settle his differences with Christian once and for all. The two engage in a heated magic battle where Christian eventually gets the upper hand. However, Daphne, takes it for the win by shooting Christian in the side with the gun. After all is settled and Christian is safely in custody, Jerald gives Levi and Daphne an all expenses paid trip to a cruise in Cape Cod as a means of forgiveness. They accept and quickly rush off to prepare while Jerald is secretly whisked away to the police station. There, he faces off with Christian one last time as Christian, still furious over the fight and the loss of Daphne, tries to use all his magic to strike down Jerald. However, in a bizarre turn of events, the necklace turns against Christian and slowly begins to consume him, both inside and out.

Cast:

Levi Knauss (20s) - Main Lead - The perfume specialist at Sears who sees through Christian's guise and races to protect Daphne and save the mall from him.

Daphne Cross (20s) - Co-Lead - The makeup specialist at Sears and Levi's girlfriend. She becomes the target of Christian's romantic interests and uncovers his connection to Jerald.

Jerald Gavin (40s) - Supporting - The manager at Sears responsible for framing Christian, and causing the entire incident.

Christian Blake (30s) - Main Antagonist - Jerald's former partner. He infiltrates the store to seek revenge on Jerald and eventually, falls in love with Daphne.

Constance Coldwater (60s) - Supporting - The power-hungry jewelry saleswoman at Sears who has a hate boner for Tracy and always tries to be in charge.

Tracy Bowman (50s) - Supporting - Daphne's partner, with a bad job history that causes Constance not to trust her. Eventually makes amends with her near the end.

Jessica (18) - Supporting - A ditzy floor stocker bad at her job, but great at getting tattoos.

Zack (18) - Supporting - Jessica's not-so-bright boyfriend

Adam (30s) - Supporting - A worker in the men's department who always finds himself cleaning up after everyone else's messes.

Budget: $100,000-$300,000 range

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/the-department-store-diaries

Genre: Thriller/Horror

Logline: A vengeful witch tries to kill a promising young intern after he is selected over her at a job interview for a prestigious marketing firm.

Synopsis:

High school graduate Jayden Kirk attends an interview at a prestigious advertising firm under the direction of Mitchell "Mitch" Graystorm, CEO where he quickly meets Azalea Drummond, a mysterious woman (also there for an interview) with a bizarre fetish for trench-coats. After the interview, Jayden confesses his woes to his friend Leah during lunch where he learns that she is writing a report on the Salem Witch Trials. Meanwhile, Mitch promptly informs Azalea that she was passed over, much to her shock. Azalea, furious, decides to get revenge on Jayden, knowing that he most likely landed the job. Azalea soon arrives at Jayden's house and quickly reveals herself to be a witch, using a spell to destroy Jayden's washing machine. However, Leah shows up, quickly blowing her cover. Not too long after, Jayden starts his first day at the firm where quickly meets Mitch's secretary Dora, Star Trek fanboy and chief editor Rich, graphic designer Cheyenne, and carefree assistant Abby. While a mysterious computer glitch plagues the building, Azalea soon arrives at the tower and passes on a gift to Jayden in the form of a cursed talisman. Suddenly, an accident in the form of an exploding aquarium leaves Dora hospital-bound and Jayden searching for answers which eventually leads him to Cheyenne who happens to be an expert on witchcraft (since she's a Wiccan herself). Cheyenne tells Jayden the power of the talisman and instructs him to burn it in order to stop him from dying. Meanwhile, the office continues to fall apart as the copy machine malfunctions and a projector during a meeting with an important executive explodes, leading Jayden to a coffee shop where he, funny enough, runs into Azalea of all people. There, Azalea reveals part of her intentions to Jayden with a ominous message near the end. Jayden, suspicious, takes note of it as he visits Dora in the hospital and soon returns back to the office. While he attempts to settle back in, the office is soon overwhelmed by a swarm of spiders, coming straight out of Jayden's backpack. Things eventually take a turn of the worse for Jayden when he attempts to start his car after work. Not surprisingly, it explodes, but miraculously Jayden is unharmed. Leah, feeling sorry for Jayden, cooks up a dinner for him in the form of soup with a deadly ingredient, Foxglove, given to her by Azalea at the grocery store. Leah, oblivious to what the dangerous herb is, serves it to Jayden who quickly finds himself on the floor, covered in his own blood, gasping for life. Leah eventually manages to save him as the police track down Azalea and eventually, capture her. At the police station, Jayden confronts Azalea once again who reveals herself to be Abigail Williams, the ringleader of the Salem Witch Trials. Azalea, heartbroken and betrayed by her lover Reverend Parrish reveals to Jayden she will kill him and destroy the company unless Jayden resigns and gets Mitch to hire her. Jayden ultimately refuses and he, along with Leah and Cheyenne rush back to the office to destroy the talisman once and for good. The three, along with Rich, attempt to burn the talisman in a makeshift bonfire, but are unsuccessful. The four are eventually attacked by a swarm of ravens and slowly make their way to the bottom as the birds begin destroying the skyscraper. In the lobby, Jayden and friends find Azalea, (shockingly) where she reveals to them the lengths she will go to get where she wants to be, at the top of the previable corporate pyramid. Jayden, furious, attacks Azalea and the two engage in a fight as Rich, Leah and Cheyenne escape the collapsing building. When it seems that Azalea has the upper hand, she is eventually defeated by a part-time receptionist Claude from France with a rather large ceramic vase. Jayden and Claude soon escape the building where Jayden (along with Leah) find the ruins of the talisman, much to their relief. Days later, at a very well-known studio in Orlando, Azalea introduces herself as Iris to a Mr. Alan Bergman and, determined to land the job, decides to make it an easy decision for him.

Cast:

Jayden Kirk (20s) - Main Lead - A young man, fresh out of college who lands an internship at a prestigious firm, setting off a deadly chain of events from Azalea, jealous of his success.

Azalea Drummond (40s) - Main Antagonist - An ancient power hungry witch, desperate for sex and thrills who seeks to eliminate Jayden and win a spot right next to Mitchell in his company.

Leah Henderson (20s) - Supporting Lead - Jayden's girlfriend who tries to support him but almost gets him killed after she puts a deadly herb (given by Azalea) into a soup meant to cheer him up.

Mitchell Graystorm (50s) - Supporting - The CEO of the marketing company Jayden gets hired for. Once had a thing with Dora but is now happily married with his own family. Has a light stomach.

Rich Holmes (30s) - Supporting - One of Sunview's employees, Abby's ex and lover of all things Star Trek.

Dora Tillman (60s) - Supporting - Sunview's secretary who eventually gets taken out by Azalea after she learns of her motives.

Cheyenne Hines (20s) - Supporting - Sunview's chief graphic designer and wiccan who helps Jayden defeat Azalea by giving him a book of spells to defeat the talisman.

Abby (20s) - Supporting - Another intern at Sunview, likes architecture

Claude (20s) - Supporting - A mysterious Frenchman who fills in for Cassandra and ultimately saves the day. Secretly very wealthy.

Cassandra (30s) - Minor - The receptionist at the building Jayden works at that takes over for Dora after she gets hospitalized.

Richardson (40s) - Minor - A police officer who helps put Azalea behind bars.

West (30s) - Minor - Richardson's partner.

Budget: $200,000-$500,000 range

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/azalea

Genre: Thriller/Horror/Action/Adventure

Logline: A former couple find themselves teaming up with a pair of ego-centric vampires to escape in an abandoned town full of strange and bloodthirsty creatures.

Synopsis: Desperately seeking a way out of her isolated lifestyle, Kristie Potts, along with her ex-boyfriend Sean Kenner, take an extended road trip down to St. Louis. where Kristie (after a fallout with her parents) hopes to start a new chapter in her life with him. As the two travel across the country, trying to make small talk, several malfunctions in their GPS lead them too the deserted town of Columbus, Indiana, where they soon discover not all is what it appears to be. After a close encounter with a hungry pack of werewolves and a somewhat disturbing man in a school, the terrified wanderers soon meet up with Adriane, a rogue vampire who decides to help Sean and Kristie in their efforts to escape, knowing what danger the town poses to them. She takes them to her husband, Benedict (also a vampire) where he explains to them the town's past and how it became infested with, as he puts it, "the vilest of all God's creatures". After his somewhat elaborate explanation, the four carefully make their way back towards the edge of town, hitching a ride in Adriane's old Chevy, still full of unused fuel. Fighting off several off the creatures along the way (and Benedict who can't control his urges), they soon reach an impasse where Kristie, (during a battle with a monster resembling the likes of Cthulhu nevertheless) is kidnapped, sending Sean into a rage as he, fearing the worst, breaks off from Benedict and Adriane and charges after the creature, leading him to the site of a derelict mall. There, Kristie finds herself alone, coming face to face with her own demons from the past as the H.P. Lovecraftian like monster slowly tempts her to suicide. Before she can however, Benedict and Sean manage to rescue Kristie and pull her out from the creature's grasp, fighting off a wild pack of vampires as they escape. With time running out, the four make a quick pit stop at a chapel where Kristie eventually confesses her feelings to Sean. The two reconnect just as a massive army of "Gods creatures" storm up to the chapel, hellbent on ensuring Sean and Kristie do not leave Columbus alive. Fearing the worst, Benedict instructs Adriane to flee with Sean and Kristie while he holds off the creatures. Not listening to reason however, Sean joins Benedict in the fight, shooting down several of the town's denizens, most notably, a swarm of vengeful fallen angels. They hold them off long enough until Benedict orders Sean away. So that not all hope is lost for him and Adriane, he gives Sean a letter to Adriane's sister (oddly enough, residing in St. Louis). in hopes that someone may soon come back for them. Back near the barrier, Sean and Kristie bid their goodbyes to Adriane and quickly escape, just as night begins to fall. Days later, Kristie (after her interview with a law office) prepares to start her new life with Sean; but before she can head back however, she makes the trip over to Adriane's sister's house with just a sliver of hope that she and Benedict will finally have some peace.

Cast:

Kristie Potts (30s) - Co-Lead -A young woman hoping to start a new life in Missouri and reconnect with Sean.

Sean Kenner (30s) - Main Lead - Kristie's boyfriend, easily startled, scared, a bit of a wuss.

Benedict (40s) - Supporting - A vampire who loves gardening, manga, and interior decorating. Helps Sean and Kristie escape the town while controlling his thirst for blood.

Adriane (40s) - Supporting - Benedict's snarky wife.

Mr. Potts (50s) - Minor - Kristie's disapproving father

James (50s) - Minor - The manager at the law firm Kristie applies too

Malcolm (30s) - Minor - Sean's roommate that he kicks out for not paying the bills.

Budget: $300,000-$1 Million

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/desolation

Genre: Thriller/Horror

Logline: A dying mall in Pennsylvania becomes prey to a flamboyant man and his unique shop of trinkets.

Synopsis: At the Monroeville Mall in Pennsylvania, business looks grim for the leasing manager, Thomas Stone, as he attempts to wrangle in new tenants to fill the mall's increasing amount of empty spaces. In the midst of his work, Thomas is approached by a mysterious tenant, known as The Reaper who inquires about renting a particular space in the mall. Thomas, despite the Reaper's lack of history, reluctantly agrees to the proposal unbeknownst to the Reaper's true intentions. Later on, his son Leon, an aspiring meteorologist (and with whom he's not on best terms with), and his girlfriend Danielle who currently work at one of the mall's few surviving stores, soon find themselves face to face with The Reaper who quickly introduces himself as a rather flamboyant character. The Reaper eventually informs Leon of his new store opening up, much to his annoyance as The Reaper buys himself a suit and quickly leaves the pair to contemplate their situation. Leon, and Danielle, initially skeptical, decide to ignore if for the time being as Leon takes Danielle and their friend Tiffany on a shopping date. The date ends up turning out not as the three expected but even more so as they find the store suddenly devoid of all life, expect for of course, The Reaper. The three leave, worried, only for their suspicions to be confirmed from a news report on the death of the store's manager. Things get worse for Leon as, after paying a visit to his mother's grave, lashes out for Thomas for not being there for him while he was growing up. The relationship between the two continues to fall as Leon and Danielle soon decide to pay the Reaper's store a visit. There, the pair eventually learn more about The Reaper when suddenly, Thomas, suspicious of the Reaper's intentions, calls them and warns them to stay away. Thomas eventually learns, through his own investigation (and with the help of his secretary, Kathy) that the Monroeville Mall is not the only mall The Reaper has visited. Meanwhile, Danielle decides to ignore Thomas's warning visits the store once again with Tiffany, this time purchasing a "spirit phone" that allows the user to communicate with the dead. Leon eventually discovers the phone and furious with Danielle, ditches her in the mall. Danielle, heartbroken spends a night with Tiffany which is quickly cut short by The Reaper suddenly dropping in and murdering Tiffany. There, The Reaper quickly reveals himself to be "death itself" to the shock of both Danielle and Leon. Thomas, meanwhile, eventually discovers through one his tenants, Garrett, that The Reaper has been violating the terms of the agreement by soliciting his products towards the other store's managers and quickly decides to take action. Leon and Danielle soon reconcile and meet up with Thomas where he reveals to them The Reaper's true nature. Leon and Thomas finally have it and leave each other, effectively on bad terms. With another roadblock in front of then, Leon and Danielle turn to the help of a fortune-teller, Lucinda who tells them about their futures and them a weapon to combat The Reaper. The pair soon return to Thomas's office where they find, to Leon's horror, Thomas dead, murdered by The Reaper. Leon, after some motivation from Danielle, returns to the mall with her and confronts The Reaper in the atrium where he and Leon engage in and all out battle scythe vs. soul beacon. When it seems that The Reaper has the upper hand, Danielle manages to defeat him through the form of a photograph that reveals The Reaper soliciting. The Reaper, disappointed, leaves, but not without warning the pair that he will be back. Months later, while Danielle watches Leon in his new role as weatherman on TV, a mysterious tarot card arrives at her doorstep. As Danielle picks it up and reads it, a car crashes through her house and kills her.

Cast:

Leon Stone (20s) - Main Lead - Worker at a dying clothing store and aspiring meteorologist

Thomas Stone (40s) - Co-Lead - Leasing manager at Monroeville Mall, Leon's father

Danielle Jacobs - (20s) - Supporting Lead - Leon's girlfriend

The Reaper (30s) - Main Antagonist - The owner of G.R.'s Emporium: Unique Gifts and Collectibles

Louann (40s) - Supporting - Leon and Danielle's bossy manager

Tiffany Paxton (20s) - Supporting - Leon and Danielle's snarky friend

Kathy (40s) - Supporting - Thomas's secretary

Garrett (30s) - Minor - The owner of a liquor store in the mall

Diana (40s) - Minor - The owner of a bathing related store in the mall

Joseph (40s) - Minor - The lazy security guard at the mall

Lucinda (50s) - Supporting - A mysterious woman who instructs Leon and Danielle on how to defeat the Reaper

Budget: $100,000-$250,000 range

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/the-tenant

Genre: Horror/Thriller

Logline: A grieving architect takes on a project to renovate a house that turns out to be alive.

Synopsis:

Architect Kurt Hunter, still grieving over the loss of his wife, Melinda, receives a project from his boss, Don Remington, to renovate a historic mansion located in the woods of Virginia as a gift to help him move on. Kurt, hoping to make things right for his family, quickly relocates himself, his teenage daughter Lillian, and nine year old son Ian to the town of Lone Oak Virginia and upon, entering the mansion are meant with strange, bizarre, and unexplained occurrences including a mysterious ghostly girl named Maribel, a bathtub that leads straight to hell, and a room that melts before Kurt's eyes. The family try to escape but quickly find themselves trapped in a labyrinth of ever-changing rooms and corridors with seemingly no end. Seeking answers, they reach out to Don who tells him that in order to escape, they have to find the "heart of the house" and kill it before it drives them all mad. Kurt, armed with a series of photographs and the diary entries of Maribel's mother Isabelle, searches the mansion for the source, and eventually finds himself face to face with his trauma, grief, manifested by the mansion in the form of Melinda's death. Kurt soon meets up with her again in the ballroom who informs her that Isabelle and Maribel are the key to finding the source of the mansion. As Kurt finds himself falling from room to room, Lillian and Ian leave the library and are eventually separated from one other as Lillian faces her own inner demons in the form of her boyfriend Garrett, and one simple drink. Kurt soon finds Isabelle who gives him a hair clip, desperate to reunite with Maribel. Kurt follows her into the garden, kitchen where, after being confronted with some bittersweet memories, finds the key to mansion's heart, and races to find children. He finds them, fittingly enough, with Melinda, in the study, in a scene taken straight out of the Santa Clause with presents, music, and video games. Kurt confronts Melinda about her affair but, finds himself out of time. The three, without Melinda, and with the help of Maribel find the room, enter, and discover that her father abused her, as a victim from the mansion. Don soon arrives, reveals the secret entrance to the mansion's heart, and sends them straight into it's center. There, Melinda, using Maribel as a hostage, orders Kurt to stand down as the four soon find themselves confronted by the rest of the mansion's former inhabitants, led by Don's late wife Elise, the ringleader of all the madness. She kills Don, and nearly Kurt, only for Melinda to come to her senses, take control, subdue her, and destroy the heart. Kurt reunites Maribel with her mother and escapes with his family as the mansion crumbles into the ground. Kurt and his children bid Melinda a tearful goodbye, move on with their lives with Kurt taking over Don's position as president and building Melinda's dream home for him and his children. 10 years later however, the mansion turns up again, in a small town in NY, setting its sights on two local boys.

Cast:

Kurt Hunter (40s) - Main Lead - an architect who hopes to start a new life for his family in the new mansion

Lillian Hunter (17) - Supporting - Kurt's sassy, rebellious Daughter with a love for music.

Ian Hunter (9) - Supporting - Kurt's son who loves video games.

Don Remington (60s) - Supporting - Kurt's boss who gives him the mansion as a gift, but ultimately, comes in to save to him.

Melinda Hunter (30s) - Supporting - Kurt's deceased wife, who secretly had an affair with enough man which led to her death.

Maribel Rutherford (9) - Supporting - A sexually abused ghost girl who haunts the mansion

Isabelle Rutherford (40s) - Supporting - Maribel's mother, eaten by the house

Elise Remington (50s) - Supporting - Don's deceased wife, main antagonist.

Tom Rutherford (40s) - Minor - Maribel's father

Garrett (17) - Minor - Lillian's Boyfriend

The mansion's deceased residents

Chester Beasley (40s), Joanne Beasley (40s), Rebecca Beasley (17)

Eric (40s) and Annabeth Flores (40s)

Frederick and Evangeline Dunsmore (both 30s)

Clarence and Matilda Ransom (both 50s)

Two other unnamed families (ages may vary)

Budget: $200,000-$500,000 range

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/conundrum

Genre: Drama

Logline: The trials and tribulations of a young half-human/fox who is forced to deal with girls, high school, and bullies in this unique supernatural take on a coming of age tale.

Synopsis:

Sven Thames is one-of-kind, a freak, cursed with fox ears and a long tail, courtesy of his father who died tragically in an accident before he was born. Weeks before his graduation, Sven, in fear of being judged at his potential new campus, procrastinates on his applications as he tries his best to feel normal, be a good big brother to his little sister Sarah, and deal with his former best friend, not turned bully, Jason Hicks who uses his crass, brass, brazen attitude to hide his jealously of Sven while also dealing with being abused by his mother Sandra (who also does the same to his sister, Ava, also Sarah's friends). With the end of high school approaching, Sven, with the help of his two best friends, Alex Conrad, and Ginny Warburton, tries to win the heart of local heartthrob Erin Tate by slowly learning to accept himself, ears, tail and all. On his way to dinner with Sarah one night, he stumbles upon a skate shop and buys a skateboard from the store's laid back Iggy with one promise, to let loose. Things initially seem good for Sven. He learns how to skateboard, gets closer with Erin, and realizes that Ginny might have feelings for him as well. Things take a turn for the worst, for our three friends as Sven ends up in altercation with Jason that leaves him with a threat of suspension, expulsion. Not too long after, Jason, Sven, Alex, and Selena Taylor (Erin's BFF) spit insults at each other which turns into that an all-out brawls that leaves Ginny dead in a tragic accident that shocks the whole school. It's in this incident that Jason reveals his hatred for Sven, the fact that he's being abused, and goes to as far as too even shoot him to prove his point. Jason is ultimately arrested and Sven, while not expelled, is suspended, and as a result, barred from the school's graduation ceremony. The next two weeks breeze by as Sven, at his lowest point, tries his best to cope with Ginny's death and the fact that his future now rests his in his hands. After giving Sarah a little skateboarding lesson, and receiving a visit from Erin and Selena, Sven cracks, says "to hell with it all", strips naked, and skates through his neighborhood. Erin and Selena join in on the fun as the three learn what it's finally like to be free. Sven eventually pulls the trigger on Sandra and has her arrested, for Jason and Ava's sake and later visits him at the police station to find him and Alex waiting for him. Jason apologizes for his actions and reunites with Ava as he and Sven finally bury the hatchet. With Jason sentenced to seven years in prison, Katherine (Ginny's mom) takes custody of Ava while Sven finally bites the bullet and applies for a video game design program at his local college. Sven returns to the skate shop to thank Iggy who gives him a new board, reasons not specified. As Sven prepares to leave, Iggy's son Ryker's asks Sven if he can fly. Sven grants his wish by performing a 900 off a pedestrian bridge in a local park, making the kids day and giving Sven something to be proud of.

Cast:

Sven Thames (18) - Main Lead

Olivia Thames (40s) - Supporting - Sven's mother

Sarah Thames (7) - Supporting - Sven's little sister

Erin Tate (18) - Supporting - Sven's love interest

Alex Conrad (18) - Supporting - Sven's best friend

Jason Hicks (18) - Main Antagonist - Sven's former friend, now turned bully

Selena Taylor (18) - Supporting - Erin's seductive best friend

Katherine Warburton (40s) - Supporting - Ginny's mother

Iggy (40s) - Supporting - Skateshop owner Sven stumbles across

Ava Hicks (9) - Minor - Jason's little sister

Sandra Hicks (40s) - Minor - Jason's abusive mother

Principal Gaylan (50s) - Supporting - the no-nonsense Principal at Sven's high school

Billy and Jerry (both 18) - Supporting - Jason's friends and bullies to Sven and his gang. Billy has a secret crush on Ginny.

Wade Cooper (7) - Minor - A bully in Sarah's class that mocks Sven for his appearance

Murray (50s) - Minor - The janitor at Sven's High school

Bridget (40s) - Minor - The snobby manager at the McDonalds Erin and Selena work at.

Ryker (7) - Minor - Iggy's son.

Budget - $50,000-$200,000, mainly for effects.

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/lilac

Genre: Horror/Thriller

Logline: A young boy, desperate for his mother's attention, conjures up an ancient demon with deadly results.

Synopsis:

In 2005, Zane Hayward, feeling ignored by his mother, seeks advice from one of his friends at school to get her attention. He leads Zane to a website able to summon to demons. Zane, hesitant, tries to sit down with his mother, Rochelle, she pushes him aside, in favor of time for herself. Zane, upset (and rightfully so) steals a book from her closet, and with it, creates a Ouija board and summons Baphomet, an ancient demon with a personal grudge against Rochelle. Rochelle soon begins experiencing frightening visions of her childhood, which lead her and her husband Isaac to call in their local pastor and friend Father Donahue for help. During a lesson the three stages of hauntings, Rochelle has another frightening vision, this time of Zane, possessed by Baphomet, in a church, on fire. Rochelle, although hesitant at first, agrees to stay at the parish and while informing Zane, discovers that he stole one of her journals and used it (and the spell online) to create his Ouija board. Rochelle, furious, tears it to shreds, and knowing that he's now in danger, takes him with her, leaving Isaac and the rest of the kids behind. The first night at the sacristy is filled with horrors as Rochelle receives a frightening vision of Baphomet playing dual roles as Father McKinley (Rochelle's deceased exorcist and friend), and her parents who scold her for disobeying and learning about witchcraft. Thankfully, none of it was real but Zane soon has his own terrifying encounter, this time in a dream, where Baphomet introduces himself and tries to make Zane see that he and him are more alike than he realizes. The next day, the family reunites at mass, and while all seems normal at first, things take a dramatic turn where the wine suddenly turns to blood at Zane's fingertips. He convulses, goes into what looks like a seizure and is rushed away to the hospital, where the doctors, can sadly, find nothing wrong with him. He's prescribed valium, and Rochelle, deciding this would be her chance to connect with Zane, and treats the family to a shopping spree at the local mall. There, the family encounters Baphomet again where attacks Seth and warns Zane that he's someone that shouldn't be messed with. In response to his threats, Isaac and the rest of the family join Rochelle and Zane at the parish. Rochelle and Father Donahue, determined to set Zane free, agree to an exorcism after Rochelle apologizes to Zane for being neglectful. All goes well, until Father Donahue loses control and Zane breaks free, morphs into Baphomet and sets the church on fire. Seth manages to get the children to safety but Rochelle is forced to battle the flames to save Isaac, Father Donahue and Zane from the wretched demon. She wins by letting go of her guilt and stabbing Zane/Baphomet with a crucifix, the one thing that's haunted her since she was a child. Fast forward to present, the family (minus Belle) reunite at a BBQ where Rochelle learns that Baphomet is back, and after Zane's daughter Katie. She contacts Father Donahue, in the Vatican, settling his own demons, who agrees to get Belle and return to the Hayward House for one final showdown

Cast:

The Hayward Family -

Zane (12 & 30s) - Main Lead

Rochelle (40s & 60s) - Co-Lead

Isaac (40s & 60s) - Supporting

Seth (17 & 30s) - Supporting

Eliza (9 & 20s) - Supporting

Belle (6 & 20s) - Supporting

The Demon -

Baphomet (20s-60s) - Main Antagonist

Father McKinley (60s) - One of Baphomet's forms, antagonist

Supporting -

Father Joseph Donahue (30s & 50s)

Deacon Thomas (50s) - no speaking role

Liam (9) - Zane's friend in school

Rochelle's Mother (40s)

Rochelle's Father (40s)

Sheryl (30s) - Zane's Wife

Naomi and Katie (both 7) - Zane's daughters

Minor -

Cardinal Toppin (70s) - Father Donahue's advisor at the Vatican

Choir Director (30s) - The music director at the Hayward's parish

Doctor Spencer (50s) - A doctor at the local hospital

Budget - $200,000-$500,000 range

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/the-oppression

Hi all. I have some scripts I'd be interested in selling, most thrillers.

1. The Oppression

Genre: Horror/Thriller

Logline: A young boy, desperate for his mother's attention, conjures up an ancient demon with deadly results.

Synopsis: In 2005, Zane Hayward, feeling ignored by his mother, seeks advice from one of his friends at school to get her attention. He leads Zane to a website able to summon to demons. Zane, hesitant, tries to sit down with his mother, Rochelle, she pushes him aside, in favor of time for herself. Zane, upset (and rightfully so) steals a book from her closet, and with it, creates a Ouija board and summons Baphomet, an ancient demon with a personal grudge against Rochelle. Rochelle soon begins experiencing frightening visions of her childhood, which lead her and her husband Isaac to call in their local pastor and friend Father Donahue for help. During a lesson the three stages of hauntings, Rochelle has another frightening vision, this time of Zane, possessed by Baphomet, in a church, on fire. Rochelle, although hesitant at first, agrees to stay at the parish and while informing Zane, discovers that he stole one of her journals and used it (and the spell online) to create his Ouija board. Rochelle, furious, tears it to shreds, and knowing that he's now in danger, takes him with her, leaving Isaac and the rest of the kids behind. The first night at the sacristy is filled with horrors as Rochelle receives a frightening vision of Baphomet playing dual roles as Father McKinley (Rochelle's deceased exorcist and friend), and her parents who scold her for disobeying and learning about witchcraft. Thankfully, none of it was real but Zane soon has his own terrifying encounter, this time in a dream, where Baphomet introduces himself and tries to make Zane see that he and him are more alike than he realizes. The next day, the family reunites at mass, and while all seems normal at first, things take a dramatic turn where the wine suddenly turns to blood at Zane's fingertips. He convulses, goes into what looks like a seizure and is rushed away to the hospital, where the doctors, can sadly, find nothing wrong with him. He's prescribed valium, and Rochelle, deciding this would be her chance to connect with Zane, and treats the family to a shopping spree at the local mall. There, the family encounters Baphomet again where attacks Seth and warns Zane that he's someone that shouldn't be messed with. In response to his threats, Isaac and the rest of the family join Rochelle and Zane at the parish. Rochelle and Father Donahue, determined to set Zane free, agree to an exorcism after Rochelle apologizes to Zane for being neglectful. All goes well, until Father Donahue loses control and Zane breaks free, morphs into Baphomet and sets the church on fire. Seth manages to get the children to safety but Rochelle is forced to battle the flames to save Isaac, Father Donahue and Zane from the wretched demon. She wins by letting go of her guilt and stabbing Zane/Baphomet with a crucifix, the one thing that's haunted her since she was a child. Fast forward to present, the family (minus Belle) reunite at a BBQ where Rochelle learns that Baphomet is back, and after Zane's daughter Katie. She contacts Father Donahue, in the Vatican, settling his own demons, who agrees to get Belle and return to the Hayward House for one final showdown.

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/the-oppression

2. Conundrum

Genre: Horror/Thriller

Logline: A grieving architect takes on a project to renovate a house that turns out to be alive.

Synopsis: Architect Kurt Hunter, still grieving over the loss of his wife, Melinda, receives a project from his boss, Don Remington, to renovate a historic mansion located in the woods of Virginia as a gift to help him move on. Kurt, hoping to make things right for his family, quickly relocates himself, his teenage daughter Lillian, and nine year old son Ian to the town of Lone Oak Virginia and upon, entering the mansion are meant with strange, bizarre, and unexplained occurrences including a mysterious ghostly girl named Maribel, a bathtub that leads straight to hell, and a room that melts before Kurt's eyes. The family try to escape but quickly find themselves trapped in a labyrinth of ever-changing rooms and corridors with seemingly no end. Seeking answers, they reach out to Don who tells him that in order to escape, they have to find the "heart of the house" and kill it before it drives them all mad. Kurt, armed with a series of photographs and the diary entries of Maribel's mother Isabelle, searches the mansion for the source, and eventually finds himself face to face with his trauma, grief, manifested by the mansion in the form of Melinda's death. Kurt soon meets up with her again in the ballroom who informs her that Isabelle and Maribel are the key to finding the source of the mansion. As Kurt finds himself falling from room to room, Lillian and Ian leave the library and are eventually separated from one other as Lillian faces her own inner demons in the form of her boyfriend Garrett, and one simple drink. Kurt soon finds Isabelle who gives him a hair clip, desperate to reunite with Maribel. Kurt follows her into the garden, kitchen where, after being confronted with some bittersweet memories, finds the key to mansion's heart, and races to find children. He finds them, fittingly enough, with Melinda, in the study, in a scene taken straight out of the Santa Clause with presents, music, and video games. Kurt confronts Melinda about her affair but, finds himself out of time. The three, without Melinda, and with the help of Maribel find the room, enter, and discover that her father abused her, as a victim from the mansion. Don soon arrives, reveals the secret entrance to the mansion's heart, and sends them straight into it's center. There, Melinda, using Maribel as a hostage, orders Kurt to stand down as the four soon find themselves confronted by the rest of the mansion's former inhabitants, led by Don's late wife Elise, the ringleader of all the madness. She kills Don, and nearly Kurt, only for Melinda to come to her senses, take control, subdue her, and destroy the heart. Kurt reunites Maribel with her mother and escapes with his family as the mansion crumbles into the ground. Kurt and his children bid Melinda a tearful goodbye, move on with their lives with Kurt taking over Don's position as president and building Melinda's dream home for him and his children. 10 years later however, the mansion turns up again, in a small town in NY, setting its sights on two local boys.

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3. The Tenant

Genre: Thriller/Horror

Logline A dying mall in Pennsylvania becomes prey to a flamboyant man and his unique shop of trinkets.

Synopsis: At the Monroeville Mall in Pennsylvania, business looks grim for the leasing manager, Thomas Stone, as he attempts to wrangle in new tenants to fill the mall's increasing amount of empty spaces. In the midst of his work, Thomas is approached by a mysterious tenant, known as The Reaper who inquires about renting a particular space in the mall. Thomas, despite the Reaper's lack of history, reluctantly agrees to the proposal unbeknownst to the Reaper's true intentions. Later on, his son Leon, an aspiring meteorologist (and with whom he's not on best terms with), and his girlfriend Danielle who currently work at one of the mall's few surviving stores, soon find themselves face to face with The Reaper who quickly introduces himself as a rather flamboyant character. The Reaper eventually informs Leon of his new store opening up, much to his annoyance as The Reaper buys himself a suit and quickly leaves the pair to contemplate their situation. Leon, and Danielle, initially skeptical, decide to ignore if for the time being as Leon takes Danielle and their friend Tiffany on a shopping date. The date ends up turning out not as the three expected but even more so as they find the store suddenly devoid of all life, expect for of course, The Reaper. The three leave, worried, only for their suspicions to be confirmed from a news report on the death of the store's manager. Things get worse for Leon as, after paying a visit to his mother's grave, lashes out for Thomas for not being there for him while he was growing up. The relationship between the two continues to fall as Leon and Danielle soon decide to pay the Reaper's store a visit. There, the pair eventually learn more about The Reaper when suddenly, Thomas, suspicious of the Reaper's intentions, calls them and warns them to stay away. Thomas eventually learns, through his own investigation (and with the help of his secretary, Kathy) that the Monroeville Mall is not the only mall The Reaper has visited. Meanwhile, Danielle decides to ignore Thomas's warning visits the store once again with Tiffany, this time purchasing a "spirit phone" that allows the user to communicate with the dead. Leon eventually discovers the phone and furious with Danielle, ditches her in the mall. Danielle, heartbroken spends a night with Tiffany which is quickly cut short by The Reaper suddenly dropping in and murdering Tiffany. There, The Reaper quickly reveals himself to be "death itself" to the shock of both Danielle and Leon. Thomas, meanwhile, eventually discovers through one his tenants, Garrett, that The Reaper has been violating the terms of the agreement by soliciting his products towards the other store's managers and quickly decides to take action. Leon and Danielle soon reconcile and meet up with Thomas where he reveals to them The Reaper's true nature. Leon and Thomas finally have it and leave each other, effectively on bad terms. With another roadblock in front of then, Leon and Danielle turn to the help of a fortune-teller, Lucinda who tells them about their futures and them a weapon to combat The Reaper. The pair soon return to Thomas's office where they find, to Leon's horror, Thomas dead, murdered by The Reaper. Leon, after some motivation from Danielle, returns to the mall with her and confronts The Reaper in the atrium where he and Leon engage in and all out battle scythe vs. soul beacon. When it seems that The Reaper has the upper hand, Danielle manages to defeat him through the form of a photograph that reveals The Reaper soliciting. The Reaper, disappointed, leaves, but not without warning the pair that he will be back. Months later, while Danielle watches Leon in his new role as weatherman on TV, a mysterious tarot card arrives at her doorstep. As Danielle picks it up and reads it, a car crashes through her house and kills her.

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/the-tenant

4. Extended Stay

Genre: Sci-Fi/Thriller

Logline: The staff at a failing luxury hotel in Miami race to save a mysterious woman from her husband's unusual obsession.

Synopsis: At the Carlson Grand Hotel in Miami, two desk clerks, Elijah and Alissa work tirelessly to please their hotel's overworked manager, Carolyn who attempts to keep the place afloat amidst threats of a closure. Between all this chaos and Elijah's parents keeping a tight leash around his neck, a mysterious couple known as the Browns check in, with bizarre mannerism's and a rather fluent vocabulary. Elijah and Alissa, initially skeptical of the couple, slowly begin to suspect something after a bizarre accident in the dining room one evening leaves Mrs. Brown's skin sizzling like a teapot while a hotel inspector, Blair Morehouse picks apart the hotel one by one much to Carolyn's dismay. Taylor soon discovers a camcorder outside the Browns suite, revealing Mr. Brown's abuse towards his wife. She shows it to Elijah and Alissa, only to be interrupted by the sudden death of the hotel's bellboy, Brian, killed in a pool full of radioactive mutant gunk. The incident prompts Blair to fire Carolyn, who refusing to leave, gives Elijah and his friends the go-ahead to investigate as she tries to save the hotel from closing by pleading to the hotel's owner, Jeffery Carlson. Meanwhile, another hotel guest, Norma, who was caught earlier by Mr. Brown for "snooping around" tries to get Mrs. Brown away from her husband by luring the pair to the beach, but ultimately ends up dead, by Mr. Brown's hands. Elijah and Alissa, with the help of the rest of the hotel's staff, incapacitate Mr. Brown and rescue Mrs. Brown where she reveals her and her husband's true origins. As the pair race to get Mrs. Brown to safety, Mr. Brown, escapes, attacks the staff, and forces Taylor out the window, hanging on, pleading for her life. Elijah, Alissa, Mrs. Brown, and Elijah's parents try to intervene only for Carolyn to throw herself into the mix. Mr. Brown kills her by throwing her out the window and subdues the rest of the hotel's staff, Elijah's father included. Alissa gets the upper hand but Mr. Brown turns the tables on her and holds her captive forcing Mrs. Brown to intervene. She attempts to reason with her husband, but he ultimately, chooses his obsession over her and, after performing one last dance with her, dies by consuming a bottle of the world's most expensive wine. With everything now settled, Elijah, now, given the chance to choose his own future by his parents, bids Mrs. Brown goodbye and share a moment together with Alissa in ballroom, the hotel staff celebrate, and a former member of the kitchen staff applies for Carolyn's old position.

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/extended-stay

5. Desolation

Genre: Thriller/Action-Adventure

Logline: A former couple find themselves teaming up with a pair of ego-centric vampires to escape in an abandoned town full of strange and bloodthirsty creatures.

Synopsis: Desperately seeking a way out of her isolated lifestyle, Kristie Potts, along with her ex-boyfriend Sean Kenner, take an extended road trip down to St. Louis. where Kristie (after a fallout with her parents) hopes to start a new chapter in her life with him. As the two travel across the country, trying to make small talk, several malfunctions in their GPS lead them too the deserted town of Columbus, Indiana, where they soon discover not all is what it appears to be. After a close encounter with a hungry pack of werewolves and a somewhat disturbing man in a school, the terrified wanderers soon meet up with Adriane, a rogue vampire who decides to help Sean and Kristie in their efforts to escape, knowing what danger the town poses to them. She takes them to her husband, Benedict (also a vampire) where he explains to them the town's past and how it became infested with, as he puts it, "the vilest of all God's creatures". After his somewhat elaborate explanation, the four carefully make their way back towards the edge of town, hitching a ride in Adriane's old Chevy, still full of unused fuel. Fighting off several off the creatures along the way (and Benedict who can't control his urges), they soon reach an impasse where Kristie, (during a battle with a monster resembling the likes of Cthulhu nevertheless) is kidnapped, sending Sean into a rage as he, fearing the worst, breaks off from Benedict and Adriane and charges after the creature, leading him to the site of a derelict mall. There, Kristie finds herself alone, coming face to face with her own demons from the past as the H.P. Lovecraftian like monster slowly tempts her to suicide. Before she can however, Benedict and Sean manage to rescue Kristie and pull her out from the creature's grasp, fighting off a wild pack of vampires as they escape. With time running out, the four make a quick pit stop at a chapel where Kristie eventually confesses her feelings to Sean. The two reconnect just as a massive army of "Gods creatures" storm up to the chapel, hellbent on ensuring Sean and Kristie do not leave Columbus alive. Fearing the worst, Benedict instructs Adriane to flee with Sean and Kristie while he holds off the creatures. Not listening to reason however, Sean joins Benedict in the fight, shooting down several of the town's denizens, most notably, a swarm of vengeful fallen angels. They hold them off long enough until Benedict orders Sean away. So that not all hope is lost for him and Adriane, he gives Sean a letter to Adriane's sister (oddly enough, residing in St. Louis). in hopes that someone may soon come back for them. Back near the barrier, Sean and Kristie bid their goodbyes to Adriane and quickly escape, just as night begins to fall. Days later, Kristie (after her interview with a law office) prepares to start her new life with Sean; but before she can head back however, she makes the trip over to Adriane's sister's house with just a sliver of hope that she and Benedict will finally have some peace.

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/desolation

6. Azalea

Genre: Thriller/Horror

Logline: A vengeful witch tries to kill a promising young intern after he is selected over her at a job interview for a prestigious marketing firm.

Synopsis: High school graduate Jayden Kirk attends an interview at a prestigious advertising firm under the direction of Mitchell "Mitch" Graystorm, CEO where he quickly meets Azalea Drummond, a mysterious woman (also there for an interview) with a bizarre fetish for trench-coats. After the interview, Jayden confesses his woes to his friend Leah during lunch where he learns that she is writing a report on the Salem Witch Trials. Meanwhile, Mitch promptly informs Azalea that she was passed over, much to her shock. Azalea, furious, decides to get revenge on Jayden, knowing that he most likely landed the job. Azalea soon arrives at Jayden's house and quickly reveals herself to be a witch, using a spell to destroy Jayden's washing machine. However, Leah shows up, quickly blowing her cover. Not too long after, Jayden starts his first day at the firm where quickly meets Mitch's secretary Dora, Star Trek fanboy and chief editor Rich, graphic designer Cheyenne, and carefree assistant Abby. While a mysterious computer glitch plagues the building, Azalea soon arrives at the tower and passes on a gift to Jayden in the form of a cursed talisman. Suddenly, an accident in the form of an exploding aquarium leaves Dora hospital-bound and Jayden searching for answers which eventually leads him to Cheyenne who happens to be an expert on witchcraft (since she's a Wiccan herself). Cheyenne tells Jayden the power of the talisman and instructs him to burn it in order to stop him from dying. Meanwhile, the office continues to fall apart as the copy machine malfunctions and a projector during a meeting with an important executive explodes, leading Jayden to a coffee shop where he, funny enough, runs into Azalea of all people. There, Azalea reveals part of her intentions to Jayden with a ominous message near the end. Jayden, suspicious, takes note of it as he visits Dora in the hospital and soon returns back to the office. While he attempts to settle back in, the office is soon overwhelmed by a swarm of spiders, coming straight out of Jayden's backpack. Things eventually take a turn of the worse for Jayden when he attempts to start his car after work. Not surprisingly, it explodes, but miraculously Jayden is unharmed. Leah, feeling sorry for Jayden, cooks up a dinner for him in the form of soup with a deadly ingredient, Foxglove, given to her by Azalea at the grocery store. Leah, oblivious to what the dangerous herb is, serves it to Jayden who quickly finds himself on the floor, covered in his own blood, gasping for life. Leah eventually manages to save him as the police track down Azalea and eventually, capture her. At the police station, Jayden confronts Azalea once again who reveals herself to be Abigail Williams, the ringleader of the Salem Witch Trials. Azalea, heartbroken and betrayed by her lover Reverend Parrish reveals to Jayden she will kill him and destroy the company unless Jayden resigns and gets Mitch to hire her. Jayden ultimately refuses and he, along with Leah and Cheyenne rush back to the office to destroy the talisman once and for good. The three, along with Rich, attempt to burn the talisman in a makeshift bonfire, but are unsuccessful. The four are eventually attacked by a swarm of ravens and slowly make their way to the bottom as the birds begin destroying the skyscraper. In the lobby, Jayden and friends find Azalea, (shockingly) where she reveals to them the lengths she will go to get where she wants to be, at the top of the previable corporate pyramid. Jayden, furious, attacks Azalea and the two engage in a fight as Rich, Leah and Cheyenne escape the collapsing building. When it seems that Azalea has the upper hand, she is eventually defeated by a part-time receptionist Claude from France with a rather large ceramic vase. Jayden and Claude soon escape the building where Jayden (along with Leah) find the ruins of the talisman, much to their relief. Days later, at a very well-known studio in Orlando, Azalea introduces herself as Iris to a Mr. Alan Bergman and, determined to land the job, decides to make it an easy decision for him.

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/azalea

7. The Department Store Diaries

Genre: Thriller/Drama

Logline: An emotionally disturbed convict uses an ancient magical necklace to exact revenge on his former partner and win the heart of a sassy, no-nonsense jewelry saleswoman at a department store in the late 1990s.

Synopsis: In 1988, young and emotionally disturbed Christian Blake is ratted out by his partner Jerald Gavin and arrested at a local Salvation Army for stealing over 10,000 dollars. Twelve years later, Christian, now free from prison and hungry for revenge, applies to a Sears Department Store now run by Jerald ,where he meets perfume specialist Levi, jewelry specialist Daphne, her ruthless power hungry partner Constance, and the easily irritable makeup specialist Tracy. Christian, desperate for some companionship, uses an ancient powerful necklace, given to him by Jerald, to try and win her over but ultimately, ends up scaring her off after he almost kills Levi in a freak waterpark accident involving Daphne, Levi, a tube, and a very large funnel. Christian descends further into madness as Jerald warns Daphne and Levi of Christian and instructs them to keep an eye out for him if anything starts to look, "suspicious". Daphne and Levi initially believe Jerald but a doubtful Daphne leaves Levi alone, races back to the store, sneaks inside Jerald's office, and discovers a photograph connecting the pair. Daphne' s suspicions are further cemented by an encounter with Christian at the grocery store where he tries to warn her about him. The next day, Daphne is called into Jerald's office where Jerald admits to having worked with Christian in the past, and reveals some of his underlying guilt toward her. Jerald confronts Christian upon the start of his first day and warns him to stay away from Daphne only for him to accidentally almost kill Daphne by having an escalator belt suck her up. Levi and Daphne reunite and agree to confront Jerald once more only for Daphne to be pulled away by a car appointment, leaving Levi to deal with Jerald face on. At a diner, Jerald reveals the power of the necklace, how he got it, and how he intends to deal with Christian before leaving. At the auto shop, Christian arrives, for his own appointment and tries to seduce Daphne at first, but ends up receiving a bloody nose instead. Christian, feeling remorseful tries to return a frantic Daphne's credit card, but in her panicked state, she pulls out into the street and gets t-boned by a pickup. Levi soon arrives at the hospital and confronts Christian who gives Levi a sample of his power before racing back to the store. Levi heads back to the store to find it in a state of chaos; tractors on fire, televisions exploding, two employees mangled up in a mountains of clothes, just to name a few. Levi gathers up the rest of the employees, orders them to safety and confronts Christian on the rooftop with Jerald where, to his surprise, finds Daphne, abducted and swayed by Christian and given part of his power. Jerald reveals that he framed Christian to save his son (who ultimately died) and distracts him long enough for Levi to save Daphne who puts Christian out of his misery with a bullet to the forehead. The remaining staff reunite in front of the ruined department store and go their separate ways as Levi and Daphne prepare for all expenses paid cruise, courtesy of Jerald with his own plans with Constance.

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/the-department-store-diaries

8. Lilac

Genre: Drama/Coming of Age

Logline: The trials and tribulations of a young half-human/fox who is forced to deal with girls, high school, and bullies in this unique supernatural take on a coming of age tale.

Synopsis: Sven Thames is one-of-kind, a freak, cursed with fox ears and a long tail, courtesy of his father who died tragically in an accident before he was born. Weeks before his graduation, Sven, in fear of being judged at his potential new campus, procrastinates on his applications as he tries his best to feel normal, be a good big brother to his little sister Sarah, and deal with his former best friend, not turned bully, Jason Hicks who uses his crass, brass, brazen attitude to hide his jealously of Sven while also dealing with being abused by his mother Sandra (who also does the same to his sister, Ava, also Sarah's friends). With the end of high school approaching, Sven, with the help of his two best friends, Alex Conrad, and Ginny Warburton, tries to win the heart of local heartthrob Erin Tate by slowly learning to accept himself, ears, tail and all. On his way to dinner with Sarah one night, he stumbles upon a skate shop and buys a skateboard from the store's laid back Iggy with one promise, to let loose. Things initially seem good for Sven. He learns how to skateboard, gets closer with Erin, and realizes that Ginny might have feelings for him as well. Things take a turn for the worst, for our three friends as Sven ends up in altercation with Jason that leaves him with a threat of suspension, expulsion. Not too long after, Jason, Sven, Alex, and Selena Taylor (Erin's BFF) spit insults at each other which turns into that an all-out brawls that leaves Ginny dead in a tragic accident that shocks the whole school. It's in this incident that Jason reveals his hatred for Sven, the fact that he's being abused, and goes to as far as too even shoot him to prove his point. Jason is ultimately arrested and Sven, while not expelled, is suspended, and as a result, barred from the school's graduation ceremony. The next two weeks breeze by as Sven, at his lowest point, tries his best to cope with Ginny's death and the fact that his future now rests his in his hands. After giving Sarah a little skateboarding lesson, and receiving a visit from Erin and Selena, Sven cracks, says "to hell with it all", strips naked, and skates through his neighborhood. Erin and Selena join in on the fun as the three learn what it's finally like to be free. Sven eventually pulls the trigger on Sandra and has her arrested, for Jason and Ava's sake and later visits him at the police station to find him and Alex waiting for him. Jason apologizes for his actions and reunites with Ava as he and Sven finally bury the hatchet. With Jason sentenced to seven years in prison, Katherine (Ginny's mom) takes custody of Ava while Sven finally bites the bullet and applies for a video game design program at his local college. Sven returns to the skate shop to thank Iggy who gives him a new board, reasons not specified. As Sven prepares to leave, Iggy's son Ryker's asks Sven if he can fly. Sven grants his wish by performing a 900 off a pedestrian bridge in a local park, making the kids day and giving Sven something to be proud of.

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/lilac

9. In-Sync

Genre: Sci-Fi/Drama

Logline: A college student, grieving over the loss of his parents, finds himself in a race against time, after discovering a crack in the road.

Synopsis: After the tragic death of his parents, college student Jamie Williams finds difficulty moving on until he stumbles upon a crack in the pavement one day Downtown. After a sudden, bright blue flash of light, Jamie finds himself trapped within a void, seemingly devoid of all life. Jamie eventually stumbles across a mysterious device which shocks him, giving him an unusual power. The device eventually reveals itself to be a time machine, showing Jayden his hometown of Binghamton in different periods of time. Jamie, seeing this as his opportunity to escape, jumps into one and finds himself back on Earth where he quickly reunites with Mackenzie. There, Jamie soon learns that he is five years in the past, and quickly escapes with Mackenzie to a local cafe where he reveals what happened to him in the void. Jamie and Mackenzie looking for more answers, seek help from Jayden's professor and family friend Hayley Valentine who, after telling Jamie how she really feels about him, reveals to them the mystery of the blue sparks and the strange portals that follow them. There, Jamie also learns that if he does not get back to his time period, he will die, crushed by the weight of time. As Jamie and Mackenzie begin to search for a way to get back into the void, Jamie's paranoia eventually separate's himself from Mackenzie and too another time period, this time even further back, to when Jamie was still in high school. There, Jamie goes to Hayley where she begins to help Jamie try to move on through his past by showing him his old room and reminding him that's he's not alone. Unfortunately for Jamie, he is quickly whisked to another time period, where he reunites with his mother, Christine at his house, years before the tragic incident occurred. There, Christine reveals to Jamie her plans for the future and tells Jamie not to worry so much about life and to seize it whenever the opportunity arises. Jamie, touched, and motivated by these words, leaves only to be swept away by another portal. This time, Jamie finds himself back in 2018 where meets up with Olivia at a science museum. There, Mackenzie reveals to Jamie that if they can put Jamie near an abnormality in the timeline, it can send him back to the void. Mackenzie and Jamie, their path now clear, eventually incapacitate the "Jamie" of that timeline, hoping it will send Jamie back. During that, Jayden reveals his struggle to move on as his body grows more weaker, older. Hayley soon arrives, remembering their early encounter years ago and offers him hope in the form of an old childhood picture from his past and friendship. With time running out, Jamie, Hayley, and Mackenzie eventually discover the hole only for Jamie to pulled into time period, much to Hayley and Mackenzie's horror upon "Jamie" waking up. Jamie now finds himself in 2007 where quickly he meets one of his parent's assassin's. Jamie, furious, and overwhelmed with emotion, kidnaps him and takes him to his parent's house where he forces John, the assassin, to confess his crimes. After giving John a through beating, Jamie reconnects with Christine before being whisked away by another portal. Now, Jamie finds himself in the future where he reconnects with Hayley and Mackenzie, who thankfully, never gave up hope. Jamie, hoping that he made some kind of difference, leads the two to the cemetery where he unfortunately, finds his parents still dead, but oddly enough, John dead as well. Jamie, quickly realizing that he can change the future, devises a back-up plan in case he can't make it back to the void. Upon returning to Mackenzie's townhome, Jamie is taken away, once again, by another portal, leading him back to the tragic event that started it all. As Jamie watches it play out, scene by scene, he gives his younger self Hayley's necklace, and tells him that he will never be alone before slowly succumbing to his fate. Years later, Jamie, (in a now much different future) leaves for college with Mackenzie, leaving both the house and his past behind him, but not without forming a new friendship with Hayley.

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/in-sync

10. Foreclosure

Genre: Horror/Comedy

Logline: A workaholic real estate agent's efforts to sell a house turn in vain, when her stress manages to create a poltergeist with every intention to silence her and her potential home buyers.

Synopsis: Alyce Hoffman, a successful real estate agent has no trouble selling a house. However, during one of her tours at a seemingly average newly built, Alyce and her unlucky potential home buyers become victims to some bizarre unexplained occurrences which include, but not limited too, a falling chandelier, and a hole in the wall. all of which leave Alyce searching for another buyer. With her husband Kevin for support, another couple soon finds their way to the house where Alyce, hopeful for the best, decides to work her magic. Unsurprisingly however, more strange events occur, this time in the form of a mysterious black goo which quickly scares off the hopeful family. Kevin eventually connects Alyce with a team of ghost hunters who quickly deduce that the house is infested with a poltergeist, caused by Alyce herself from her inability to take a break from work. Unsure of how to beat it, Alyce, following the advice of the team's lead ghost hunter Nathan, decides to make a peace offering in hopes of getting rid of the activity. Initially, it all seems to work out. Kevin and Alyce, thrilled, decide to take a vacation to celebrate, only for the new home buyers to quickly back out of the agreement minutes after the couple arrive at the airport. Returning home, Alyce, furious that the offering didn't work, once again, tries to do her best to sell the home to more potential clients, all of which fail miserably. Alyce, fed up with the continued nuisance of the poltergeist, tries to sell the place off to another agent who unfortunately, turns it down. The stress of selling the house soon begins taking a toll on Alyce, so much so that she and Kevin decide too once again, take a vacation to Hawaii all of places. Their time is there soon cut short as it's quickly revealed that the poltergeist is seemingly attached to Alyce, attacking her in both the woman's bathroom during a day at the pool, and at night in a restaurant with Kevin. The couple quickly return home where Alyce, seemingly out of options, seeks help from Nathan who agrees at her request to hold a seance in an attempt to try to appease the ghost. With the help of a medium, Noreen, Alyce and the ghost hunting team attempt to communicate with the poltergeist at the house. Their efforts fail as Alyce refuses to take part in it and ultimately, chooses her work over her life. However, things change when the poltergeist attacks Nathan and his ghost hunting team. Alyce, furious, chases down the poltergeist and eventually, reveals to them and Noreen why she is the way she is. Noreen offers Alyce some hope in the form of rosemary of protection as Alyce returns home to sort things out. Not too long after, Alyce, to her relief, eventually finds a potential buyer and celebrates that night with Kevin. However, things suddenly take a turn for the worse when the poltergeist attempts to burn her and Kevin alive in their home, using Kevin's eclectic collection of fake plants to torch them. Alyce and Kevin manage to escape the house in the Knick of time as they watch it burn to the ground in front of them. Alyce, furious, decides to put a stop to it all and returns to the house and quickly burns to the ground. A day later, the couple interested in the house, eventually show up and, shocked by what they see, can only ponder on what could have happened.

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/foreclosure

11. The Tyrant

Genre: Comedy

Logline: A group of high school students, on the verge of their graduation, come together to overthrow their micro-managing boss after she refuses to let them attend their SAT's.

Synopsis: Kiernan Connor and his friends, Laura, Cody, Jill, Wyatt work under the rule of Geraldine Lipsitiz, a prideful woman who hates fashion but yet runs a clothing store. With the four's graduation soon approaching (sans Wyatt who already graduated) Kiernan, Laura, and Cody begin eagerly preparing for the upcoming SAT exams (minus Jill who can't afford to go to college). However, trouble arises when Geraldine suddenly cuts their pay, using the money for her own selfish gains to open up a new store in the mall. Kiernan, bearing the brunt of most if it is furious, as his mother (upon seeing the check), warns Kiernan that his problems at work could jeopardize his chances onto getting into a better college. Things get worse when the four find out that Geraldine (ignoring their requests) schedules them to work on the day the SAT's are. Kiernan and the others, furious, decide to hatch a plan to overthrow Geraldine in hopes that she might reconsider. The plan is soon set into motion when Kiernan swaps Geraldine's tablet with Cody's sabotaged one. The tablet malfunctions in front of a customer, embarrassing Geraldine, to the point where she ends up losing the sale, and quickly breaks her tablet in response. Kiernan and his friends than up the stakes by buying a bunch of designer, California style clothing at the mall's local JCPenney (clothing which Geraldine can't stand), and place it all the around store. Geraldine (upon seeing the sight of the clothes in the store) breaks down and tears the clothes to pieces, almost destroying the whole store in the process. Kiernan, and his friends, thinking they've won, celebrate only for Geraldine to quickly reveal that she was indeed, considering, giving them time off. Kiernan and company, furious, look to Kiernan who decides to go his English teacher, Mr. Jennings for support. After a brief lesson on Anne Frank and the meaning of "oppression" Kiernan launches a plan to destroy Geraldine's new store, which he eventually names, "Blitzkrieg". Kiernan and his friends, armed with baseball bats and spray paint, infiltrate the mall after hours and quickly lay waste to the 9,000 square foot space. Just as they are all prepared to leave, Geraldine, suddenly shows up, claiming that she "forgot her wallet" after having her meltdown at work. Kiernan and company, expecting Geraldine to let them have it, are shocked when Geraldine suddenly reinstates their old salaries and allows the Kiernan, Cody, and Laura to attend the SAT's, largely due to a "change in the budget." Kiernan, and his friends overjoyed, give their best to Geraldine and, in the following week, eventually take the SAT's (minus Wyatt and Jill) and pay Geraldine a surprise visit before work where Kiernan gives Geraldine an unexpected surprise.

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/the-tyrant

12. The Night Train

Genre: Horror, Comedy

Logline: After firing one too many of his employees, heartless business executive Paul Peterson finds himself being stalked by a sinister train with one destination, hell.

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/the-night-train

Genre: Sci-Fi

Logline: The staff of a failing luxury hotel in Miami race to save a mysterious woman from her husband's unusual obsession.

Synopsis:

At the Carlson Grand Hotel in Miami, two desk clerks, Elijah and Alissa work tirelessly to please their hotel's overworked manager, Carolyn who attempts to keep the place afloat amidst threats of a closure. Between all this chaos and Elijah's parents keeping a tight leash around his neck, a mysterious couple known as the Browns check in, with bizarre mannerism's and a rather fluent vocabulary. Elijah and Alissa, initially skeptical of the couple, slowly begin to suspect something after a bizarre accident in the dining room one evening leaves Mrs. Brown's skin sizzling like a teapot while a hotel inspector, Blair Morehouse picks apart the hotel one by one much to Carolyn's dismay. Taylor soon discovers a camcorder outside the Browns suite, revealing Mr. Brown's abuse towards his wife. She shows it to Elijah and Alissa, only to be interrupted by the sudden death of the hotel's bellboy, Brian, killed in a pool full of radioactive mutant gunk. The incident prompts Blair to fire Carolyn, who refusing to leave, gives Elijah and his friends the go-ahead to investigate as she tries to save the hotel from closing by pleading to the hotel's owner, Jeffery Carlson. Meanwhile, another hotel guest, Norma, who was caught earlier by Mr. Brown for "snooping around" tries to get Mrs. Brown away from her husband by luring the pair to the beach, but ultimately ends up dead, by Mr. Brown's hands. Elijah and Alissa, with the help of the rest of the hotel's staff, incapacitate Mr. Brown and rescue Mrs. Brown where she reveals her and her husband's true origins. As the pair race to get Mrs. Brown to safety, Mr. Brown, escapes, attacks the staff, and forces Taylor out the window, hanging on, pleading for her life. Elijah, Alissa, Mrs. Brown, and Elijah's parents try to intervene only for Carolyn to throw herself into the mix. Mr. Brown kills her by throwing her out the window and subdues the rest of the hotel's staff, Elijah's father included. Alissa gets the upper hand but Mr. Brown turns the tables on her and holds her captive forcing Mrs. Brown to intervene. She attempts to reason with her husband, but he ultimately, chooses his obsession over her and, after performing one last dance with her, dies by consuming a bottle of the world's most expensive wine. With everything now settled, Elijah, now, given the chance to choose his own future by his parents, bids Mrs. Brown goodbye and share a moment together with Alissa in ballroom, the hotel staff celebrate, and a former member of the kitchen staff applies for Carolyn's old position.

Cast:

The desk clerks:

Elijah Linfield (Male Lead 30s), Alissa Malinowski (Female Lead, 30s)

The mysterious couple.

Mr. Brown (40s), and Mrs. Brown (40s)

The snooty hotel manager.

Carolyn Swartz (40s)

The enigmatic hotel inspector.

Blair Morehouse (40s)

The new waitress.

Rebekah (20s)

The housekeeper.

Taylor (18)

The chef.

Sebastian (40s)

The valet.

Broderick (18)

The bellboy.

Brian (18)

Elijah's Parents.

Nona (40s) and Troy Linfield (40s)

The dessert girl.

Casey (18)

The other hotel staff

Alice (40s) and Vinnie (50s), Sebastian's sous chef's

Budget: $100,000-$300,000 range

Viewable here:

https://www.scriptrevolution.com/scripts/extended-stay

Title: CARMILLA

Format: Feature

Logline: Laura’s life is upended when her repressions are unlocked by the elusive Carmilla, whose arrival coincides with a plague threatening the village with blood and terror.

Genre: Psychological horror, vampire, queer, coming-of-age

Nutshell: The effects of repressed identity and sexuality in a conservative society told through the metaphor of the queer feminine vampire and her victim. Rosemary’s Baby-style horror in a fresh, modern take on the vampire.

Length: 92 pages

Screenplay

Lookbook

GENRE: Drama

LOGLINE: As a nurse tends to her dying patient with dementia, his fragmented memories resurface, compelling her to confront her own buried past—or be haunted by it forever.

SYNOPSIS: In the somber, emotionally charged world of hospice care, Annya*, a young African-American nurse, tends to one of her patients named* Gideon*, an elderly black man in the final stages of cancer and Alzheimer’s.*

Gideon remains silent and withdrawn, a behavior Annya finds comfortable, as it allows her to perform her duties without emotional entanglement. Their shared silence becomes an unspoken agreement—both guarded, both detached—a routine that shields them from the weight of an intimate connection.

But one day, Gideon breaks the silence, forcing Annya to confront more than just her patient’s traumatized past; but her own as well.**..

PAGES: 15

ACTORS: 2 main actors, and 2 extras.

LOCATIONS: Hospital room & Bedroom

LOGLINE :

A perverted billionaire tries to prove that very few couples really love each other, by simply inciting them to kill each other, so that the survivor wins 6 millions euros

SYNOPSIS :

How far would you go for love? How far would you be willing to go for interest? Following an infidelity of his wife, who nevertheless lacked nothing; Mr. Zhang, a billionaire Asian businessman, will try to prove that unconditional love, true love between couples, ultimately, does not exist or very little. He will support his theory through a very particular test, broadcast live on the darkweb; where one of the two lovers will have to kill the other first, like a western duel, to be able to touch the sum of 6 million euros. A test that will push many lovers to their limits, so that they reveal themselves to themselves for the best... and perhaps also... for the worst!

Genre : thriller

3 main characters.

Pages : 90

One location : Paris, France 🇫🇷.