Diagnosed as mentally ill, Cassandra must convince her estranged family that a demon really did attack her years ago—and that, if not destroyed, it will kill her teenage daughter on the next new moon.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
95pp
Genre:
Horror
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
13+
  • Stage 32 - Consider
Synopsis/Details
Fourteen-year-old Cassandra experiences sleep paralysis, a terrifying condition with a supernatural cause: a demonic incubus. After setting her classroom on fire during an apparent psychotic break at school, she is diagnosed as mentally ill. Unable to persuade her family that the demon's nocturnal assaults are real, she launches a desperate plan to save herself, with tragic consequences. Years later, Cassandra's daughter begins to experience sleep paralysis as well—or has the demon returned? When events eventually prove the incubus is not a product of mental illness, Cassandra must enlist the help of her skeptical sister, a sleep medicine physician, to find a way to destroy the demon. But they're running out of time: the creature will return on the next new moon to kill the young girl.
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Quarterfinalist -- Filmmatic Horror Screenplay Awards Season 6

Coverfly All-time Overall Top 35%
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The Writer: Jon Nalick

The first script I wrote, a comedy called "No Such Luck," landed me an agent—who later went to jail for embezzling from her clients. On the upside, she got me meetings at Sony and Paramount, and she never took a dime from me. Or is that the downside, because the script didn't sell and there was no cash to take? Crap. Anyway, that's my experience with Hollywood so far. So I'm cautiously optimistic. Other stuff: Did five years as journalist for the Los Angeles Times, and another five years as a standup comedian. Trained in screenwriting at USC’s School of Cinema-Television. Got a degree in psychology and I play well with others. Go to bio
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