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"Films That Can Be Done for $50k or more."
It’s going to be one killer reunion.
Bride
(horror) Written by Jason White
The urban legend of a scorned bride who murders unfaithful
partners on their wedding night becomes all too real for a young
couple about to tie the knot.
Ten years ago Tessa James murdered her Groom and Maid of Honor
at the altar, and the urban legend of the Bloody Bride was born.
According to the legend, when someone about to get married is
unfaithful to their partner, The Bloody Bride makes an
appearance to punish the cheater. As Brandon and Shannon
prepare to tie the knot, all signs point to a visit from The
Bloody Bride.
Hell hath no fury...
Crazy Voodoo Woman
(horror) Written by Jason White
A female death row inmate holds the key to stopping a killing
spree
carried out by unsuspecting, hypnotized beauties.
Minny Lee is serving time on death row for after several young
women's
bodies are found in her backyard. While conducting
interviews for a
book she's writing about famous female serial killers, author
Laney
Harris uncovers an even more terrifying story. The young
women in Minny's
yard were actually her own personal army of hypnotized killers.
When
people start turning up dead at a nearby college that Minny's
niece
Megan attends, it looks like the carnage could be starting up
again.
Unfortunately, before the authorities can put an end to the
bloodshed,
they must figure out who is in control.
Murder was never so beautiful.
Creature Days
(horror comedy) Written by Jason White
Two hicks hit a Bigfoot-type creature with their pickup and come
up with the unfortunate plan to unveil it at
Creature Days, a local carnival that celebrates the supposedly
fictional monster.
Thirty five years ago Donna Sparks was the lone survivor of what
she claims was an attack on her and her friends by a
Bigfoot-type creature. Due to her outrageous claims
and the drugs in her system, nobody took her story
seriously. That didn't stop Boone, Montana from starting
an annual carnival dubbed "Creature Days", thrown in
honor of the “fictional” beast. This grew
into an infamous tourist attraction, putting them on the
map.
Shane and Dennis work at Shilo General Store where in addition
to food and beer they sell numerous kinds of Creature
paraphernalia. One morning the duo skips work and heads
out for a day of hunting and fishing. On their way the
pair hits and injures a Creature with Shane's pickup.
Seeing an opportunity to make big bucks and get away from the life
they hate, Shane and Dennis take the Creature to an
abandoned barn to hatch their get rich quick scheme. They
decide that unveiling their prize catch at Creature Days and
then selling it to the highest bidder makes the most sense.
Unfortunately, Shane and Dennis don’t realize exactly what
they have or who might be looking for it.
As Creature Days kicks off, the residents of Boone aren’t the
only ones invading the local fairgrounds. The guest of
honor crashes his own party and brings some of his nasty friends
with him. Instead of food, fun and games; terror, death
and carnage are the main attractions at this year’s carnival. Oblivious of
the slaughter taking place around him, Shane must slay his own demons or
continue to suffer the torments of messing with
mother nature. Maybe now everyone will believe Donna
Sparks’ crazy story.
The rides aren’t the only thing that’ll make you scream.
Creek
(horror) Written by Jason White
A witchdoctor’s zombie corpse rises from a peaceful creek to
seek
revenge on the small Mississippi town that condemned him.
40 years ago Darrell Sullivan, accused of witchcraft, was
burned to
death by a religious mob in Sweetbriar
Mississippi.
When an old drifter,
Ben Noble, claims Darrell is finally coming back for revenge,
the
local Sheriff laughs it off as he's heard that same ghost
story many
times. When bodies start washing up in Mallard Creek,
the Sheriff locks Ben
up, insisting he tell him the truth of why he came to his
town.
Unfortunately, as the body count rises, it becomes apparent
that this ghost
story really has come true.
Wash away the sins of your past.
Demon Pride (off the market. This deal
has been picked up.)
(horror/creature feature) Written by
Jason White
A high school’s mascot is brought to life by a disenchanted
teenager
and raises bloody hell on a small Midwestern town.
When outcast teenager Selena Kelly resorts to black magic to
achieve
revenge on those who mistreated her, Nixon High suddenly has the
scariest
and deadliest mascot around. Unfortunately, the only person who
can
bring an end to the terror is the same person who caused it in
the first
place. (Nightmare on Elm Street meets Heathers)
Nixon High's school colors have just been turned blood red.
Dwarfula
(horror comedy) Written by Jason White
Deadly bite wounds appear on the backs of ladies’ knees when a
three foot, British vampire crosses the pond in search of
his lost love.
Little person punk rocker Douglass Reginald is turned into a
creature of the night by his most rabid fan, and no lovely
ladies' knee will be safe. When Douglass, now
Dwarfula, comes to America to find his ex-girlfriend Nancy
Spongecake, he brings his special brand of terror with him.
Homicide detective Matt Riley must now accept what he
thought was crazy in order to save his daughter Staci from
a painful bite to the back of the leg. Unfortunately,
Detective Riley already has his hands full with a serial killer
dubbed "The Hollywood Ripper" who is taking attention
away from the hunt for Dwarfula.
Professor Von Gruber and his assistant Dance McCabe are the only
ones who know exactly what is out there preying on the women of
Los Angeles, so they set out to trap Dwarfula using the same
punk rock music he used to play. Detective Riley will not
be pleased when he discovers that Staci and her band are
the bait used by the Professor and Dance to catch
their little bloodsucker.
Sometimes evil is right under your nose.
Hobos
(creature feature) Written by Jason White
A small midwestern town is overrun by homicidal Hobos when a
government experiment goes terribly wrong.
Krynoxol is a new drug that the government hopes will
increase the American public's strength and intelligence as they
try to hold onto their edge over the rest of the world's
advancing nations. Unfortunately, in large doses
Krynoxol has scary and lethal side effects. When a secret
test run is performed over Sugarfield, Illinois, a local Hobo is
drenched in Krynoxol, and he mutates and replicates into an army
of killer homeless zombies. Residents of
Sugarfield band together to fight off the Hobos, but it
seems unlikely that they'll be able to escape the smell of
death.
See the evil, hear the evil, smell the evil.
Magic Matt
(comedy) Written by Jason White
An untalented birthday party magician must overcome the ghost of
his magician father as well as his own self-doubt in order to
accomplish something magical.
Magician Matt McCarthy's life isn't going very magically lately.
Forced to work children's birthday parties, forced to move home
with his mother, and forced to come to grips with his magician
father's untimely death due to a botched escape routine, Matt is
in need of an escape of his own. When world famous illusionist
Pierre LeFluer holds auditions in Las Vegas for an amateur
magician to appear before him on his upcoming TV special, Matt
may have found the break he needs. The only problem is, Magic
Matt isn't a very good magician.
There are no bad magicians, there's only Magic Matt.
Miracle on Wacker Dr .
(comedy) Written by Jason White
A down and out musician and teacher from Chicago causes a
religious fervor in a small Mississippi town when he is mistaken
for something divine.
Chicago musician and substitute teacher Christopher St. Hubbins’
life falls apart so he takes a job teaching study hall in a
small Mississippi town to escape his problems.
Unfortunately, his problems only multiply when the narrow minded
adults in Shiloh, Mississippi take a disliking to their
children’s new Yankee teacher when Christopher takes up
the cause of a young interracial couple, Romy and Jewel.
Mysteriously poisoned by a batch of tasty peanuts, Christopher
is pronounced dead only to rise from the autopsy table three
days later. A religious fervor grips Shiloh, and
Christopher decides to use his new found influence to convince
everyone that Romy and Jewel belong together.
Unfortunately, Christopher’s death and resurrection were most
likely the result of the Shiloh Coroner’s ineptitude as
opposed to any divine intervention, and Christopher’s big plan
is destined to fail.
Sometimes miracles really don't happen.
Shuttlecock
(comedy) Written by Jason White
Retired professional badminton player Brad Foley must
overcome years of rust and poor play in order to save an
orphanage full of children from becoming property of the Mafia.
Former professional badminton player Brad Foley never won a
tournament his entire career, and now he teaches gym to a group
of misfit kids at a Chicago orphanage. Brad's only claim
to fame is that he holds the record for the fastest slam in
tournament history. Unfortunately, that record setting
shot landed ten feet out, and he lost the match on it.
When the proprietor of the orphanage, Ms. Mitchell, a gambling
addict who likes to play dress up, admits she owes the Mafia
$250,000 and will have to hand over the deed if she doesn't pay
up, crazy old janitor Moses Lemieux comes up with a plan to save
the day. "Brad will win the Memphis Invitational
Badminton Tournament with Moses as his coach and use the prize
money to pay off the Mafia."
In order to accomplish the plan, Brad will have to shake off three
years of rust, survive Moses' training, not become distracted by
badminton spokesmodel Shelby "The Yonex Girl" Cupchick,
and beat the #1 ranked player in the world. Will Brad be
able to do it? Eh... probably not.
Reach back and rock the cock!
Snow Creature
(creature feature) Written by Jason White
Six friends are stranded on a mountain road where they are
hunted down and tortured by a hideous creature and the cannibal
couple that calls him “baby“.
Maria has been keeping a terrible secret from her boyfriend
Brett, but she swears to her sister that she will eventually
come clean. While on a camping trip with several of their
friends, Maria tries to talk to Brett, but she keeps getting
distracted. When a snowstorm moves into the area, Maria and her
friends decide to pack it in and make the long drive back home
before the roads become too dangerous. Unfortunately, a Bigfoot
type creature crosses one of those roads causing Maria’s van
to smash into a tree. Stranded in the deepening snow,
Maria’s friends are picked off one by one by the Snow Creature
who has a taste for human blood. The surviving friends are
faced with a moral dilemma whether to search for those who have
already been abducted or wait for help to eventually arrive when
the roads are cleared. Maria must also figure out how to save
herself from her own conscience as well as the monster.
"Baby" feeds them.
What Killed David?
(horror) Written by Jason White
A carnivorous alien lands in the town of Mt. Prospect and starts
eating
its way through the town’s animal and human population.
Most people don't know that Earth is actually a dumping ground
for the
rest of the Universe's unwanted creatures. When one of
these
creatures ends up in the small town of Mt. Prospect, Colorado,
the residents
are in for a bloody surprise. After graduating from rats
to dogs to
deer, the alien creature suddenly develops a taste for human
flesh. As
the body count rises, Officer Nick Wheat must accept what he
first
thought was crazy in order to put an end to the slaughter.
Unfortunately,
a group of Nick's friends set out for a night of camping and
fishing
despite his pleas not to go. Now Nick is forced to face
"whatever
killed David" without knowing what he's up against.
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