A SCREENPLAY – GENRE: HORROR -
PLOT – KIDS GO INTO WOODS – ALIENS – WEIRDNESS – TERROR

STATUS: IN PROGRESS

I have some of this written. Actually, a lot of outlining done. I’ll post some notes soon and eventually more of the screenplay. I want to make this movie myself with a low budget and just have fun making a crappy horror movie and learning to do bad effects and stuff. Watching documentaries like ‘Horror Business’‘American Movie’‘Zombie Mania’, etc. All very inspiring.

Below is some of the characterization I’ve done. Probably not very interesting on its own, but it’s a big part of the story and helps to build the plot. The story is basically, two groups of kids go camping to celebrate graduating college, and they end up running into some aliens who have come to Earth to prank our backwoods planet. Besides the campground, a nearby drive-in movie theater and eventually the military stationed at a nearby base get involved and all hell breaks loose. The idea is to write a classic monster/go-away-to-camp horror movie, whatever that entails. It’s been weird as hell so far.

1. KIDS IN THE FIELD

 

2. MILITARY

3. PEOPLE AT THE
DRIVE-IN

4. ALIENS

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kids: interested in love

 

Military: interested in strategy

 

Drive-In: Interested in commerce

 

Aliens: Manipulation

KIDS – (GUY / GIRLFRIEND / FRIENDS / LOSERS ) talk about – music, art, feelings, nature, society, |INNER THOUGHT|, belief, religion, science?<, magic, occult, sort of,

MILITARY – (LACKEE?S / JANITORIAL / BRASS / SCIENTISTS) talk about – women, power plays, what they’re dealing, vehicles (kind of), cool guy stuff, getting deals, money, poker, scrapping, dodging,

 

DRIVE-IN – (GREASERS / ADULTS / KIDS / EMPLOYEES) talk about – concessions, gas, kids, time, schedule, planning, time of day, season, groceries, jobs, you and me honey are,

 

ALIENS – talk about – elsewhere, messing stuff up, messing with people, things to screw up, danger, problems, when they have to go home, technicalities

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