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This is the elusive STALLONE scripted version of Beverly Hills Cop, that only recently surfaced. Genre: Action (not Comedy) Premise: When an esteemed Beverly Hills art dealer kills his brother, a Detroit cop heads to the prized zip code to enact some vigilante justice. About: Like just about every project in the 80s, multiple actors […]
Have you ever heard of “The Hype Man” screenwriting tip? Of course not. It’s ONLY in this month’s Scriptshadow newsletter, a newsletter that does a deep dive into the difference between good screenwriting and bad screenwriting. This newsletter includes the latest movie from one of the most innovative directors ever, a new movie from one […]
Genre: 30 min. Comedy/Period Winning Logline: A troupe of struggling actors fight for relevancy for their small, dingy theatre located directly across the cobblestone street from Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre at the height of its fame. About: Dan Martin beat out seven other contenders on Pilot Showdown Day with his clever logline. It is the first […]
This contest is bigger than a Star Destroyer! For those of you just joining in on the fun, every Thursday of 2024, I’ve been guiding Scriptshadow readers through the process of writing a screenplay. We wrote the first draft over the course of four months. This week, we just finished our second draft. And now […]
If Monty Python announced they were writing again, this would probably be their first movie adaptation. Genre: Period/Comedy Premise: The long-lost twin sister of a Duchess infiltrates the kingdom’s walls, impersonating her dead sister, who, unbeknownst to the kingdom, fell victim to the fast-rising killer pandemic known as “The Red Death.” About: Screenwriter (and director) […]