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The Bleeding Room

The Bleeding Room
A grieving man finds comfort in the demonic presence occupying a room in his house.

What wouldn't a man do for his child?

Bradley’s a grieving father whose life is in shambles after the loss of his wife and child. Whatever happened has driven him into a new home… one with a history.

Feeling compassion, new neighbor Nancy visits with a housewarming gift and offers to help him any way she can.

Nancy looks him over. Poor man. She leans forward.

NANCY
It's hard. I know.
One of my sisters...lost her child.
Six months pregnant. It was--

She stirs her drink, considers her words, holding back sadness.

NANCY
I cried with her over the phone every night.
Every night. For weeks.
Even when it happens to someone else, you feel it.
You see it in their eyes, hear it in their voice.
And the hurt, it stays with you, forever. 
You're not the same person you were before.
The grief never quite ends.

Bradley looks away, drinks.

NANCY
Bradley. I know we've only just met,
but I just wanted to tell you, I'm here.
If you need anything, truly, anything,
either from me or my husband,
do not hesitate. Okay?

Bradley smiles, nods, finishes his drink.

He stares blankly at her for a moment, debating something in his mind. Finally, he decides.

Does Nancy understand the bargain she’s made? What’s in that titular room? And what price is Bradley willing to pay to bring a certain precious thing back into his life?

A clever horror with a limited cast and locations, The Bleeding Room by Bob Stevens has a unique monster that’s sure to make film fest judges smile!

 

The Script

The Bleeding Room

A grieving man finds comfort in the demonic presence occupying a room in his house.

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Chris Keaton, like many deranged people, writes screenplays and actually believes he's pretty good at it. His delusion has brought him to write at least a dozen feature films and numerous short scripts of questionable quality. Several directors have been enabling Chris Keaton's mental illness by actually producing his  screenplays traumatizing unwitting audiences around the globe. And to make things worse he also writes novels and short stories. When will this reign of terror end? If you...Read more

About The Writer

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A writer of no particular note. 

If you like anything of mine on this site, you're free to use it any way you wish with minimal to no interference from me so long as you: 1) Ask me 2) Give me credit where appropriate 3) Don't use it to make money in any capacity. If any money is made from it, we'll need to work something out financially. On those same grounds, if you want to take anything I've written and rewrite it/make it your own and publish it publicly in some way, including on...Read more

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