T. Ledger is partying on Halloween just as lockdown in Melbourne is ending. His friend Marty needs to s#%t and finds there to be no toilet paper in the dunny. It’s seriously better than that, read it and tell me what you think, or are the jokes just wiping away at s&@t? Who knows I find it funny.
There are major formatting issues that are next to impossible to overlook. We highly recommend that the screenplay be reformatted to industry standards to include: title page, slug lines, character introduction/ descriptors, dialogue format, and action lines. In addition, the screenplay follows a first person narration, without actual narrative descriptors. The plot itself is largely centered on juvenile toilet humor. At one point a police of...
In the vein of films like “Dude, Where’s my car?” and “Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey”, this follows Trev on his mission to find some toilet paper and becomes increasingly more surreal as each attempt is thwarted. Overall this could work as a wacky, subversive road-movie style comedy but is hampered by poor story telling and an over reliance on toilet humour. Although the very concept demands toilet humour, the script is often funnier or when it’s...
An unconventional therapist who finds he better understands his patients while tripping on nutmeg must now diagnose and cure an apocalyptic disorder known as metapsychosis, as his increasingly psychedelic journey makes it difficult to discern the real from the unreal.
Starting his new job, a young man finds himself gaining new friends and falling in love. Being a Sikh man, he now has to battle the consequences of an interfaith relationship in the modern day.
When a serial killer inexplicably saves a suicidal man she intended to kill, she decides to train him into the art of being a serial killer to give his life some form of meaning.
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