Overall, a very satisfying story in general, but the last 30 pages seem to have less energy, and that's the one thing I believe that needs to be addressed here. you want the tension to grow, the stakes to grow higher and higher. Perhaps you can make Sharon's life life more in danger, or even the baby's life more in danger. Maybe create a new level of tension between Charlie and Sharon that makes their relationship more dire, but also shows how in...
I apologize if this review is not as well written as some of the others on this site, but this is the first script I have read on ScriptMother and the first review I've written in over 10 years. I am by no means an expert in Screencraft and applaud the writer's ability to conceptualize and execute a feature length screen story. Well done. I look forward to possibly reading more by this author as I felt her story was well written, even if it did...
Under British-ruled Ireland, Irish Catholic servant Reanna O’Neil is forced to flee for her life when, in self-defense, she kills her attacker, a British noble. His son-in-law, hot on her heels and out for blood, will stop at nothing to “Make the Irish slattern pay!”.
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
Suburban citizens of all walks of life and ages cope with interweaving stories about emotional distress, pain, and overcoming their demons, leading to a carnival where one of them commits suicide.
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