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The following scripts fall under Feature Films; feature length scripts written for movie theaters.
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A group of U.S. Marines stationed in Iraq wake to find themselves trapped in an ancient Sumerian Temple with a mysterious prisoner. Convinced this is a trap, they begin navigating an underground maze in the hopes to find their way out, but when they realize that the prisoner who tags along with them is hungry for blood, their blood, they must fight it, each other and eventually themselves to survive.
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After his beloved Queen is murdered by a warlock, French King Philippe The Fair embarks on a nationwide
witch hunt, then turns his eye to the powerful and mysterious order of the Knights Templar.
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A desperate father swears vengeance on his daughter's abusive boyfriend, only to discover that justice comes at too high a price.
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Katie is stuck in an elevator with a mysterious stranger and falls in love. Soon her life spirals out of
control when she realizes he is a brutal serial killer and she's become a prime suspect for one of his murders.
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An ambitious anthropologist survives a car crash, only to discover she's stumbled into a notorious serial killer's backyard and there is no way he's going to let her go... alive.
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King James of Scotland embarks on a manhunt to find a family of cannibals terrorizing a village in Lothian.
This is the story that inspired Wes Craven's "The Hills Have Eyes".
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Werther falls in love with the sweet-natured Charlotte. Even after she marries another man, he appears
unable to rid himself of his destructive infatuation. Based on J.W. Von Goethe’s classic novel.
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An Earl moves into Westbury Hall to care for his dying aunt, and falls in love with her servant girl.
Pursuing a relationship would bring shame on the family, but the Earl finds no relief from his
'unquenchable' desires.
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