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![]() ![]() ![]() ► Adventure, Horror, Western (Rated PG) ► 103-page feature screenplay ► 4-page synopsis ► $20+ million budget ► © 2010-2022 ![]() This story originated when I pondered the vampire, zombie and werewolf mythologies, and what they might have been “before” Stoker, Romero and Chaney Jr. defined those genres in the public eye. How would frontiers-people deal with creatures such as these, were they to encounter them without any yardstick by which to measure the experience? Because this seemed a fascinating scenario, I decided to write about it, including a nice love story along the way. It's a post-Civil War western in a still-bleeding nation, with the North and South conflict simmering, and a tense build-up to an in-your-face encounter with the unknown. I'd reckon the breakdown to be about 75% genuine old-style western, 15% building dread, and 5% all-out monsters of my own invention (not exactly vampires, zombies or werewolves). And the story concludes with a sense that events may recur in or around the 1930s, 2000s, etc. but obviously with different results in those more modern worlds. A gothic horror tale in the Hammer Films mold. Major Characters/Casting Possibilities: ► Sam Barker, 40 years ► Rebecca, 32, and Anton Nokovich, 65 ► Children Billy, 10, Rachel, 8, and Sweet-Pea, 5 ► Manservant Goran Bolich, 70 ► Chex and Lilly Donnelly, 35 and 25 respectively Accolades: ![]() Quarter Finalist (Wiki: The World's Fastest Screenplay Contest!) Official Selection (Diabolical Horror Film Festival) |
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