LOGLINE
After a gentle pit bull bred for fighting refuses to kill and is discarded, he bonds with a withdrawn maintenance man; when a dogfighting network targets their makeshift refuge, both must decide whether survival can become a home.
No talking dog. No swelling strings. A pit bull engineered to kill who declines, a maintenance man who has stopped talking to people, and an organization that wants its property back. It plays like a thriller because it is one.
Leave an email. the script and the pitch packet open immediately.
I keep a record of who opens the files so I know who has read what. Your address is never sold, listed, or shared.
Grounded scripts that run on thriller mechanics and refuse the easy sentiment.
Ordinary people with no leverage, building a trap in public.
A broke Atlanta couple take over a murdered Black hardware owner’s storefront to launch a vintage shop, then uncover a gentrification scheme linking their benefactor to the killing — and turn their business into a public trap before the town erases them too.
OPEN ITThe short one with a dog in it, and the same refusal to let a man quit.
A suicidal man’s carefully planned final night is ruined when his ex-wife drops off a tiny dog — and the little bastard refuses to let him die.
OPEN ITAnother man who stopped talking, and a lie that gets more expensive every month.
Still carrying guilt over ignoring his suicidal brother’s final calls, a young man hits and abandons another desperate stranger on a rain-soaked road; ten months later, her ghost begins calling, forcing him to choose between the life he rebuilt and the truth buried in the woods.
OPEN IT