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A Gathering Of Legends by Lucy Westenra - Short, Horror - Three Internet buddies finally meet in person, only to confront an ancient evil. - pdf, format
Feels cliquish, as if it cracks wise with inside jokes, winks and nods. Didn't make it through page 3. If I got that wrong, please let me know after Halloween and I'll take another read.
No attempt made at a serious story. It's not funny, and aimed toward an audience of only 3. I'm not one of those three, because my name isn't Jeff, Stevie or Ryan.
PROS: The dialogue about cricket while mayhem goes on the in background was pretty good. I liked the setting of the bar.
CONS: Felt like I was missing something the entire time. Dialogue during murder/mayhem goes on too long. You can cut the whole beginning about the plane and get right too it.
This was well written and had comedy throughout, I think if the writer hadn't mentioned 3 SS members it might have been taken more seriously.
Although as always writing comedy in the OWC gives the reader the lazy review of 'Pisser' even if it's not.
There's actually a story and a setting to this script, it could have been trimmed down but it made me laugh out loud in some parts. As you mentioned in the script... it had a Dusk till Dawn theme going on. The introduction of a previous OWC monster was clever and it all came together in the end. I enjoyed it and I think if peeps looks past the fact that it includes 3 SS members, there's a pretty good short here.
I get a kick out of the Bunny Man scripts eh. For a Sunday night this was some laugh out loud funny sh!t.
I got a kick out of the airline snippet as well, it was like a straight in your face 'Gaslighting' technique from the mainstream media. Even bad rhetoric is funny when you're telling it like it is
I did actually start to write a review of this, but then realised I was using time I should be giving to actual entries.
So in summary - I smiled a couple of times, and you clearly enjoyed writing it, but I wonder if Don should even post these entries when no attempt has been made to enter into the spirit of the challenge.
The Elevator Most Belonging To Alice - Runner Up Nashville Inner Journey - Page Awards Finalist - Bluecat semi final Grieving Spell - winner - London Film Awards. Ultimate Weapon - Fresh Voices - second place IMDb link... http://www.imdb.com/name/nm7062725/?ref_=tt_ov_wr
Read this one awhile ago, but didn't comment. I'm back though because even if I wasn't too crazy about it, I wanted you to know that I did read it. Every now and then, someone writes a script using members here at SS as their characters. Sometimes they are fabulous other times not. IMO, I think the key to writing a good one is to realy know these people. The more you know them, the better and funnier the script will be. It also helps to have as many members as possible mentioned, otherwise, like Dustin said, I wasn't in it so I didn't care.