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Amanda’s found a male suitor in Dr. Burns, and with Emma making it into the college of her dreams, the family’s fortunes are looking up. But then that very night, Amanda sleepwalks out of her bed into the stormy night, never to be seen again.

But in the end, traditionalists prevailed, as American Witch won over what some referred to as a screenplay abomination a direct attack on the very foundation of the craft. So many people are trying to write these contained thrillers lately, not understanding that there are other ways to keep a group together and retain the same type of tension.

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The Witch screenwriting anthology The Witch script collection

Just letting you know about something that might be of use for you.

A friend of mine is looking to create an Horror Anthology. in the vein of Trick or Treat. 4 stories linked with a central conceit.

He's an actor, but the Director on his latest film has strong links with a couple of major studios and is confident he could get a distribution deal if the final product is high quality enough.

My friend is hiring four different directors to create 4 short films based around this conceit and they are looking for scripts:

A party of teenagers go camping in a woods near a mental asylum. They scare each other with stories of the inmates - how they became mental (these are the 4 separate anthology stories). During the film they are being stalked by an escaped mental patient, who attacks them at the end.

Sounds like the kind of thing a few of you will already have in their lockers, and certainly something well within your remit.

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You are probably right that there is already a trove of such things around here, Rick.

I would toss out "Someplace Nice and Dark" for their consideration; most readers thought it was not too bad:

Everybody said I should expand it, but I never could, really -- but if one were to carry the story forward a bit, it is not unreasonable to assume that Pinto ended up as a mental patient.

Clocking in at 25 pages, "Think of me and I'll be there. " may be more than they are looking for, but the girl in this story also has mental patient potential.

Yes, Someplace Nice and Dark would be a good fit in my opinion.

All you need to say is that no-one believed him and that's why they locked him up. part of the interlink between films.

It's a good script that, I'll let him know.

I've never come across the other one before, I'll check that out as well.

Don't know how I missed "Think of me.." but it's a great little story.

Not sure if it fits in with that mental asylum thing as it stands. feels like it would need one of the main characters (probably Evie) who ended up in the asylum, but I'd personally be loathe to change it as I think what you have is right as it is.

I'll pass it on though, for sure.

Something Dark would be perfect for an anthology. I'll have to check out the second one.

Rick, not sure if you remember Scottish Lullaby from last year's Feb OWC. After I wrote that, I wrote a couple more related stories with the idea of a trilogy. They all involved the idea of the Celtic Otherworld, and I tried to amp up the horror a bit in the others.

The 2nd involved an asylum, actually. It's a found footage script(not posted here). A reporter investigates mysterious murders in a sewer tunnel(the same where the sacrifice took place in Lullaby) that have been hushed up by authorities. The gist of the story is that a lonely young girl with artistic talent begins to hang with the same imaginary friend(Dougal) from Lullaby. She learns how to open a temporary portal to the Otherworld by drawing, and a terrible creature comes through and slays a group of children. The girl is not slayed and ends up in an asylum where she draws images of the slayings.

The third short was posted here, and takes place in the same seedy nightclub from Lullaby, with the same witch like old woman. It's a poker game where she raises the stakes to a bloody level. No asylum, though. I suppose one of the survivors could end up in the asylum. Or, even more likely, this script just doesn't fit the criteria!

These scripts are in very raw, amateur shape. Scottish Lullaby was my first short and very early in the writing process, and the others were soon after. Something Dark is definitely much better. When you said anthology it made me think of these stories for the first time in a while.

I think the demonology collection I have can fit into this criteria especially the soul shadows one (entitled Caine revised version 31 pgs) or Rachael 11 pgs . Whats the page limit?

Anyway, this was a very surprising read. Thought I would hate it. Ended up liking it a lot. Check it out!

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