When a serial killer loses his memory in an accident, he must battle his gain control of his returning desires to kill before it's too late.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
95pp
Genre:
Crime, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Budget:
Shoestring
Age Rating:
17+
Copyright Details:
Copyright 2020 Andrew Marshall WGA Registered
Synopsis/Details
PHOENIX REBORN is a psychological crime thriller that is contained to one main location with a limited cast that can be done on a low budget. PHOENIX REBORN explores the mind of a serial killer who loses his memory and slowly regains it throughout the film. We take you on a journey through a killer's mind as he recovers his tortured past. As his memories return, so too do his murderous desires, and the question becomes will he be the same man he was before his injury.
All Accolades & Coverage

Finalist in:

Shore Scripts Feature Contest 2015
ScreenCraft Action & Adventure Screenplay Competition 2018
Top 100 (Feature or TV Pilot), Table Read My Screenplay Genre Screenplay Competition 2021

Video
Pitch Video (Under a different title but same script)

Coverfly All-time Overall Top 25%
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Submitted: 2021-Nov-11
Last Updated: 2024-Apr-12
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The Writer: Andrew Marshall

My feature length horror-thriller, Fallout, is currently in production after being discovered on Script Revolution. I have several internationally produced short films, including the award winning film "Jump". I have placed highly in several reputable screenwriting competitions. I graduated from the University of Arizona with a degree in psychology in 2008 and went on to receive a M. Ed. in counseling from Ottawa University. I have been an educator in a high needs schools for the past decade, and I use that as inspiration for much of my writing. Go to bio
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