There's no review this week, but your thoughts on the following are welcome in the comments.
The 1st 10 pages of WANTED: SUGAR DADDY by Monique Mata (Romantic Comedy)
Soon after being dumped, a gold-digger returns to her small town and sets her sights on a local bachelor. But her plans are derailed when she locks horns with his conniving girlfriend and his charming younger brother.
The 1st 10+ pages of CHEMICAL by Joshua Roach
In a Dystopian future, a young bounty hunter must track down a band of outlaws with supernatural powers who are responsible for the death of his father.
The 1st 12 pages of FOR RENT by Corey Swim (Psychological Horror)
A couple rents a New England home that seems too good to be true- during the worst winter storm in recent memory, they find out why.
One is called The Unconventional Death Of Josie Wells. I read the screenplay for it and think it's going to make one hell of a film.
I can't say much about it without giving away the hook, but it's about a young girl who is "precocious, dresses like death and has porn producing parents."
If you have a second please give it a like on Facebook:
http://m.facebook.com/JosieWellsTheMovie?id=268648703233933 …
I haven't read the screenplay for the next one, but am excited to see it some day. It was written by the writer of Jonah Hex, William Farmer.
Arbor Avenue Film's Kickstarter campaign for STAR AND THE SNOWMAN
A mob enforcer attempts to piece together his mysterious past while trying to figure out whom he can trust and why someone wants him dead.
"Think Luc Besson's The Professional meets No Country For Old Men meets a Shakspearan tragedy."
- Phil Garrett (Produecer)
Director: John Whitney
Screenwriter: William Farmer
