A young boy seeks the help of a wounded Devil, as the abuses of his parents get more and more dangerous everyday.
Type:
Short
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
7pp
Genre:
Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
17+
Synopsis/Details
A young boy seeks the help of a wounded Devil, as the abuses of his parents get more and more dangerous everyday. Dad's drinking gets worse, with every tooth that falls out of his rotting, bloody mouth. Mom is only kind when she is asleep, and she can only sleep for so many hours in a day. Collin, a ten-year-old boy living on a run down farm with his abusive parents, nurses a wounded Devil that he found one day trapped in the wall of the family's root cellar. The Devil, a dangerous looking beast, awaits the boy's kind feedings of table scraps and stolen leftovers. As the Devil's power is slowly regained, the boy's health and well-being is pushed to the brink. Once the Devil can muster the strength to free himself from twisted roots and clay wall of the root cellar, he takes the boy's pain away and lumbers toward the small farmhouse to deliver pain to those who deserve no mercy.

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The Writer: Jay Shirtz

Jay Shirtz is an award winning screenwriter, songwriter, poet and playwright. Raised in Dripping Springs, Texas, Jay headed to the University of North Texas and earned a bachelor's degree in Theatre. After he received his degree he decided to pursue his art in New York City. Jay was screenwriter on the film Red Ridge which won the New York Independent Film Festival. Jay wrote and directed the short film "Jesse" which was honored at the AOF film festival for "best dialogue." Another of Jay's short scripts "Sugar" was produced a year later and won three awards at AOF, including "Best Drama Short." Go to bio
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