A determined posse of four beautiful prostitutes and an ex-con demands revenge, chases ruthless killers into Mexico, clashes with Pancho Villa, and climaxes in a dramatic shootout.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
91pp
Genre:
Western
Budget:
Blockbuster
Age Rating:
13+
Copyright Details:
USCO
Synopsis/Details
Ex-con Jesse didn't get many breaks. A kind-hearted lady gave him one. Then, she is brutally murdered, when a gang of imprisoned U.S. soldiers escape during an attack by Pancho Villa and go on a killing spree. Jesse wants revenge. He leads a posse into Mexico. A posse with four beautiful prostitutes. Jesse’s gang meets up with the killers and the revolutionary bandit Villa. It eventually leads to a dramatic shootout ending. This screenplay encompasses actual historic events. They include Pancho Villa’s 1916 raid on Columbus, New Mexico, his battles during the revolution against Carrancista Federales, and the punitive mission into Mexico by General John Pershing to capture Villa. Fictional elements intertwine with these real incidents, involving U.S Army prisoners who escape during the Columbus Raid, invade a brothel, kill four people, and flee into Mexico. They get conscripted into Villa’s army, while pursued by one of the brothel’s ranch hands and four brave and determined prostitutes.
All Accolades & Coverage

Coverfly all-time overall percentile badge - Top 35%
Quarterfinalist - ScreenCraft Action & Adventure Screenplay Competition 2020
Quarterfinalist - Page Turner Screenplays 2020 and 2021

Coverfly All-time Overall Top 35%
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Submitted: 2021-Nov-11
Last Updated: 2021-Dec-23
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The Writer: Alec Cuddeback

Alec started writing his own comic strips at the age of seven. He has been a performer since the second grade, where he played the part of Captain Hook in a musical version of "Peter Pan". During high school, Alec was in varsity chorus for two years, with various solo parts, and was chosen as All-County and All-State, as well as leader of the tenor section. He portrayed Lieutenant Shrank in "West Side Story" and Tom Keeney in "Funny Girl" in two summer productions at the old Playhouse Theatre in Canandaigua, New York. While majoring in broadcasting at Indiana University, Alec was in the chorus for the operas "Il Trovatore" and "Andre Chenier" performed by the Indiana University Opera… Go to bio
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