A timid data analyst is lured into a deadly maze on a wealthy family’s estate, where she must survive ancient traps and a masked killer to take revenge on the elite who marked her.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
108pp
Genre:
Horror
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
17+
Synopsis/Details
Emma Porter is a quiet, overworked data analyst stuck in a dead-end corporate job. When a charming stranger invites her to a lavish estate for what seems like a romantic escape, Emma quickly discovers she’s been selected as the latest “sacrifice” in a deadly, generations-old ritual. Trapped inside a massive hedge maze, she must outsmart an armored killer known as the Minotaur while navigating brutal traps, psychological warfare, and the betrayal of those she trusted most. Teaming up with Ivy, a disgraced survivalist who’s also been thrown into the game, Emma begins to unlock the twisted mythology behind the McNeil family's blood-soaked legacy. But survival is only the beginning. As the maze takes its toll and the true cost of the ritual becomes clear, Emma must confront her trauma, reclaim her power, and decide just how far she’s willing to go to end the cycle of violence once and for all. Minotaur is a visceral, female-driven horror-thriller about rage, survival, and burning down the systems built to destroy us.

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The Writer: Jonathan Rivera

I grew up in Upstate New York, where not much happened, so I started writing stories to make things happen. Screenwriting became my way of figuring out people, pain, and why we do what we do. I'm drawn to characters who feel stuck, emotionally or physically or just in their own heads, and I like finding the moment they break free. My background is mostly in indie film and low-budget chaos, but I love the work. I write because I need to. I'm always looking to tell stories that hit hard but still feel human. Go to bio
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