When Benji doesn't have an explanation for the things happening to him, he believes the only logical answer is that monsters are causing everything bad in his life
Like I said not for me but definitely would have an audience and would be entertaining, but not great all together. Some details don't make sense like Benji and April being in the same grade at the end despite a 2-3 year age gap. I also think the dream sequences aren't really necessary. It's decently written but outside of the interesting concept it felt like any run-of-the-mill thriller movie that would go direct to Shudder. The third act was th...
The pandemic continues as Life Training coach Anthem Hayes self-quarantine herself in a Maine coastal town for something she’s never had: A White Christmas. Life steps in when Anthem and her assistant Tonya arrive in Maine to stay in Edna’s Cabin, owned by reclusive artisan Jacob Calder.
When an atypical non binary teen runs away from home in search of their idol, a now washed up actor, they must confront a callous and rejecting society head on in order to find the acceptance they’ve yearned for their whole life.
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