A former hometown basketball star, a survivor turned mayoral candidate, and a disgraced FBI agent come together to stop billionaires from using the town as a murder-fantasy playground.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
91pp
Genre:
Horror
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
17+
Synopsis/Details
The town of Eatonville, Florida is like many American cities that’s been left behind by progress. It’s the forgotten domain of 2200 people struggling to survive. For the past nine years, every October, things get worse when masked murderers unleash a killing spree. Eatonville’s been renamed Slasherville by public opinion and year 10 is about to begin. Former high school basketball star Alex Miller lost his father the first year, then his shot at college stardom the next. Since then, it’s been a game of survival that takes him from his job at a superstore to caring for his mom who’s been catatonic since the death of her husband. It’s the start of the tenth October, and Alex Miller, the son of the first Slasherville victim, is a failed basketball star taking care of his catatonic mother and working an unfulfilling job at a superstore. However, after a late shift, Alex’s friend Davon becomes the first victim of this year’s cycle.

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The Writer: Ruben Diaz

Ruben R. Diaz hails from the “magic” city of Miami, Florida. Born to Cuban immigrants, Ruben fell in love with storytelling, first through books, then through the films of Stanley Kubrick, Quentin Tarantino, and Danny Boyle. But it was in the most peculiar of high school classrooms — a health class — where an assignment to write a story inspired him to create a tale that would circulate throughout the school. It was then writing became a career choice. For the next 20 years, he served as a web content creator, copywriter, and pop-culture journalist, and blogger. Over the past several years he’s written several TV pilots, plays, graphic novels, and five award-winning short films, including… Go to bio
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