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After months of going back and forth, we think we may have found our first feature to develop. A horror thriller script called Anarchy Streets that is basically if you mixed Eden Lake, The Strangers, The Purge: Anarchy and Assault On Precinct 13 together in a boiling pot.
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Here are the five projects we're currently considering to be our first film.
VAMPYRES
An R rated horror film that is best described as either "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple with vampires" or "a punk rock Sinners", focusing on a group of teenagers who become vampires and learn the harsh and disturbing reality of being part of the undead.
ALEXANDRA
A hard R computer animated sequel to the new LAIKA film Wildwood that this time has the main antagonist Alexandra Svik now as the main anti-hero protagonist with Carey Mulligan reprising her role and her being exiled into the gritty streets.
SMITHEREENS
A full-blown feature film adaptation of the underrated Black Mirror episode of the same name that is just as dark and just as realistic but a little more visceral and brutal than the original episode.
SOLD TO THE SALT MINES
A 2D animated dark fantasy film done in the animation style of 30s/40s/50s Disney that answers the horrifying question of what did ever happen to Lampwick and the other boys who were turned into donkeys on Pleasure Island in the original 1940 Pinocchio film.
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BLACK MIRROR: LONDON EVE Last but not least, a straight up Black Mirror movie that's ambitious as it is twisted and cruel about different Americans in London such as a dysfunctional family, an eccentric filmmaker and an FBI agent among others all find their lives intertwined when they become the newest victims of a sadistic club that hunts and kills people with the latest advanced technology.
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