"White People" morph into laughingly frightening creatures such as; a murderous-dancing-evangelist, vampires, a serial killer and an alcoholic-drug addle minded president.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
93pp
Genre:
Action, Comedy, Horror
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
Everyone
Copyright Details:
PAu 002987587 USA copyright office 2005
Synopsis/Details
A 16 year old black youth is scared of almost everything. His parents forbid him from seeing a scary movie because they are sure the movie will give him nightmares. The boy and his friends sneak out then go to see the movie anyway. On the way home he sees his first imaginative creation, a baby in a carriage morphs into a monstrous scaley taloned monster who gives him a monstrous flip of the bird. The next morning his mother relates to his father the series of nightmares her son has experienced the night before. She laughs at most of his dreams, but tells her husband that there was one dream about our president which gave her the shivers.

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Submitted: 2025-Mar-20
Last Updated: 2025-Mar-22
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The Writer: Stanley Wellington

My name is Stanley Wellington, I have been writing for more than 50 years. Companies such as Barnes and Noble, October Films and Showtime have expressed interest in my work. I have four completed novels; "Little Africa", "Homeland Security", Irrebuttable Presumption" and "Where Monsters Hide." My portfolio includes over 30 screenplays and teleplays, some listed on the copyright ofice website search, others registered only with the WGA. I have also writen a book of poems and two stage plays. I also produced a teleplay entitled, "With Perfect Strangers" and completed shooting, but not post production of a feature film entitled, "I Kissed A Girl." Over the years many industry companies and… Go to bio
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