They attached, they waffled, they attached again, they waffled, and now, finally, Leo and Martin are back together again with The Wolf Of Wall Street. A day off for me but this review is pretty darn good, so I don’t feel so bad. I actually read the book “The Wolf Of Wall Street” a long […]

Today’s screenplay proves you can only hide for so long before something comes for you and makes you do something you don’t want to do… Genre: Contained HorrorPremise: A family lives in a nuclear fallout shelter, hiding from a deadly race of mutated humans known only as, the breathers. About: This is a script that’s […]

Will I still choose amateur zombie scripts after today’s review? Read on to find out. NEW Amateur Friday Submission Process: To submit your script for an Amateur Review, send in a PDF of your script, a PDF of the first ten pages of your script, your title, genre, logline, and finally, why I should read […]

One thing I believe I’ve done a fairly good job of on the site is reinforce the value of structure. You guys understand the inciting incident. You understand where the first act turn needs to be. You understand goals, stakes, and urgency. Some of the more advanced writers understand obstacles and conflict. All of these […]

For all you child prodigies out there desperate for a movie that conveys your pain, I’ve found just the screenplay for you! Genre: DramaPremise: A child prodigy goes to extreme lengths to save his parents’ troubled marriage, which has imploded because of him.About: This is written by Ed Solomon, who wrote the first Men In […]