Jeff, An awkward teenager working at a pizza restaurant is lured to the home of Chuck, his manager. Chuck sedates Jeff and painfully date-rapes him using a hammerhead.
Type:
Short
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
15pp
Genre:
Crime, Drama
Budget:
Shoestring
Age Rating:
13+
Synopsis/Details
Jeff is a lanky 16-year-old who works at a local pizza joint. He wants nothing more than to ask Wanda, one of the waitresses to go out with him but all he knows how to do is crack jokes. Chuck, the manager of the pizza joint, sees this and offers to hang out with Jeff after work to give him some pointers on talking to girls. Jeff accepts but what starts out to be an after-work discussion takes a violent turn. At Chuck's condo, Jeff is sedated and is date-raped using a hammerhead that sets on Chuck's nightstand. Jeff, after feeling excruciating pain, gets hold of the hammerhead and kills Chuck with it. What started out as Jeff being a typical teenage boy having difficulty talking to girls ends with him being a fugitive and a murderer.

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Submitted: 2019-Jun-06
Last Updated: 2019-Aug-08
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The Writer: Gary Spangler

As a writer from an early age, Gary started writing sketch comedy for his high school video production team to deliver the morning news. From there, he wrote his first one-act detective comedy and caught his fever for the theater. After winning several thespian awards for musical theater, Gary received a scholarship for and attended Troy College's Speech and Theater program. After school, he entered the United States Air Force and was a part of several theatrical productions which included directing the Children's Theater Workshop production of "Rumpelstiltskin". After the military, Gary graduated from Valencia College's technical film program where he learned every position on a film set… Go to bio
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