A young man and his friends find themselves in a fight for survival when an alien experiment crash lands on Earth and regenerates strange and ferocious creatures from their bones and oil.
It's a fine start, but I feel like your story is missing a couple of key ingredients:
1) The concept is fine, but flawed in some key ways. Unless you're an established writer, no one is going to want to make a high-budget monster disaster movie. It'll be too expensive. These movies tend to be heavy on spectacle, light on substance, and there's nothing wrong with that, but in order to get your foot in the door, you'll need to write a story that...
An awkward teenager trying to cope after his father's tragic death moves in with his uncle’s family. When a new black family moves next door, the teenager witnesses the family eat someone, the teen believes the neighbors are not like us.
A Professor create a dimension entrance and together with his student travel through it. There they discovered an Alien ship that abducted human beings. Together they tried to destroy the ship. Will they succeed?
When a group of teens travel to Haiti for a church mission, they are met by a shape-shifting monster, famous for ripping human flesh from its bones. It's Leprechaun meets Wrong Turn.
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