A womanizing smooth talker, Rusty, loved by everyone that knows him, is the prime suspect for the murder of a suburban housewife that he had been hooking up with. All hell breaks lose when the detective on the case hears Rusty's story for an alibi.
In the slug lines, you should avoid putting in a character’s name unless you are switching from one locale to another. Example: “Detective Wes’ Home (Bathroom). “ This should read something similar to INT./EXT. BATHROOM –MORNING
Then you describe the room. Give us visual cues of whether or not it’s a hotel bathroom, or a one-bedroom apartment bathroom, or a rundown suburban home. What furniture, what do the walls look like, things like this. Lo...
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.
When marine psychologist Doctor Mindy McCloud thwarts an evil billionaire’s scheme to put the brains of the super-rich into the bodies of sharks, the billionaire takes revenge by putting the brain of the man she loves into the body of the shark that killed her family!
A disgruntled office clerk who dreams of anything better accidentally joins her ex-underwear model client on a cross-county crime spree, only to fall for him while climbing the most wanted list.
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