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International Horror and Sci Fi Screenplay Competition Announces Contest Winners

FIRST PLACE:
Roger C. Hull Screenplay - DayTrippers Genre - Sci-Fi


Logline - Aliens taking thrill rides in human bodies - as a form of extreme sport - lead a journalist to an alarming discovery about humanity's future.

SECOND PLACE:
Rick Paulas Screenplay - Malinko's Shadow Genre - Horror


Logline - A newlywed couple's cross-country honeymoon takes a horrific detour when they stumble onto a mysterious series of disappearances from a motel outside of a small town.

THIRD PLACE:
Christopher Moro Screenplay - The Next Plane Genre - Horror


Logline - A young man becomes paralyzed in a car accident, but gains the ability to travel out of his body, where he is able to walk again. Addiction to his new ability allows an evil spirit to invade his body and steal his life.

RUNNERS UP:


(Listed in order of standing starting with Fourth Place)


Derek Mathias Screenplay - Silver Haze Genre - Fantasy/Horror


Logline - A modern-day cat burglar inadvertently releases a sorceress trapped in a statuette and becomes caught up in a dangerous quest to restore magic to our world.

Glenn Devlin Screenplay - The Alien Diaries Genre - Sci-Fi


Logline - While appraising old and rare books at a restored colonial plantation, a book collector stumbles across a series of diaries that chronicle an alien visitation in 1781.

Susan diRende Screenplay - Unpronounceable Genre - Sci-Fi


Logline - A Jersey waitress with a grudge against the world gets chosen to be Earth's Ambassador to the Unpronounceable Planet of the Blobs. Once she discovers the secret of the Blobs, alien sex isn't the only reason she calls it home.

Kevin Barney Screenplay - Splinters Genre - Horror


Logline - Reporter Jack Leland unwittingly becomes a human cocoon for an otherworldly being that begins to hatch inside his body.

Eric Molinsky Screenplay - No Necking Genre - Horror/Comedy


Logline - Jonah and Alicia might be the perfect match if he weren't a conservative campaign consultant and she hadn't been turned into a vampire.

Stuart Creque Screenplay - Time and Again Genre - Sci-Fi


Logline - A Congresswoman abuses her position of power to gain access to a time machine that gives her a peephole into anyone's past. When she forces the machine's inventor to help her see into the future of her estranged daughter, the consequences are (literally) Earth shattering.

Michael Dow Screenplay - The Altar Boys of St.Bertrand's vs The Bloodthirsty Demons from Hell Genre - Horror


Logline - After becoming the biggest loser in school, a precocious altar boy loses his faith in God only to find himself in an apocalyptic battle against evil demons from Hell.

Updated: 10/24/2005

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