A screenwriter of horror films finds the perfect villain for his story. Or rather his villain finds him Where did this psychopath really come from, and what are his true motives?
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
102pp
Genre:
Horror, Thriller
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
17+
Synopsis/Details
William DelMackie writes horror films (sorry – thrillers), but is having trouble with his latest project, until he discovers the perfect villain for his story - Victor. But Victor is not content to be a characters in someone else's story. He has other plans, which involve killing William and taking over his life so that he can continue his mission of purging the earth of the Human Species. Like William, Victor is a storyteller. But he wields his 'fictions' with a god-like power that cannot be stopped. No matter what happens, Victor will always survive, by simply inhabiting one body after another. But with William he finds a kindred spirit, and someone who might actually understand his motives. Stories can be dangerous things. Especially when the mere telling of them makes them real.

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The Writer: Phil Moore

Born into a showbiz family, with every finger in a different creative pie. My father was a musician. My mother a dancer and choreographer. I have trained as an actor and audio engineer, worked as a musician and music producer. Have Written and Directed for stage and screen with two Feature Films, a Stage Musical, Web series, and dozens of shorts produced. Am also a Video Editor and Sound Designer (and I teach on the side). So I wear many hats. But for all the different creative pies I have stuck my fingers in over the past forty-plus years I have always identified myself as a storyteller. I have written screenplays, stage plays and musicals, as well as albums of standalone songs. Novels and… Go to bio
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