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In no particular order ...DamienAulsberryDrongoBumHuraHillSeanElwoodChrisBodilyKevinRevieJtFJtFSpencerMcDonaldMark DykshoornMarkRenshawKathyCranfordR5eAnthonyCawoodRavenLaRueL.ChambersMichaelGodbyZackAkersJohnStaats
Since it isn't a contest, it's a challenge. And just by writing a script in a week, you are a winner.
With that reminder...
The Writers' Choice is:
3.86 The Patron of Gravedigger's Pub by Damien Aulsberry (Damien Aulsberry) writing as Duane Pipe - It's hard to keep a good man down.
Writers also liked:
3.71 The Devil's Brew by Mark Renshaw (Mark Renshaw) writing as The Barista Butcher - A man's quest for the ultimate caffeine experience leads him to a sinister, fully automated coffee shop, where he becomes trapped in a nightmarish encounter with a murderous AI barista.
3.6 Lunch Box Larry by R5e (Gum) writing as Fig Jelly - A kid stumbles on a convenient way to rid himself of schoolyard bullies.
3.54 Crossroads by Anthony Cawood (Anthony Cawood) writing as Luis Cyphyre - A teenage skater strikes an unusual deal with the Devil, dragging him into a game he never expected and might not win.
3.38 Scarecrow by Zack Akers (Zack) writing as The Anti-Shyamalan - A young couple accidently unleashes a local urban legend. Carnage ensues.
3.31 Summon, Set, Match by Sean Elwood (Zombie Sean) writing as A Hopeless Romantic - A hopeless romantic summons Bloody Mary for a date.
3.23 Mongo's Mingo County Monster by Michael Godby (D.A.Banaszak) writing as Cuddles the Hedgehog - A man convinces a couple of friends to help him record a hoax on video in the hopes that his ânewly-discoveredâ creature brings him fame and fortune. To his horror, things do not go as planned.
3.14 In Your Dreams by John Staats (JEStaats) writing as Keith Urban & John Legend - You know, if you die in your dreams, you die for reals!
3.13 The Monster Under the Bed by L. Chambers (LC) writing as ScaryMcClary - A young girl is forced to confront her worst fear - the monster under the bed.
And the rest (in no particular order)
Ghosted: The Legend of the Gurdon Light by Kathy Cranford (kcranford) writing as Go-Devil - When a group of high school friends reenact an old Halloween prank, a horrifying small town legend is resurrected.
On the Rocks by Kevin Revie (Kev) writing as Diablo Jodie - A couple's first date at a trendy spa takes an unexpected turn.
A Graveyard Smash by Chris Bodily (ChrisBodily) writing as Dr. Loomis - A figure in a black mask murders high school seniors at a Halloween party in 1962.
Bloody Mary by Spencer McDonald (spencerforhire) writing as Maxx Torture - When the story of Bloody Mary is told three friends must struggle to survive the mirror room or not.
Hook and High Beams by Mark Dykshoorn (MarkD) writing as Alvin Schwartz - After attending a game one night, a high school girl is relentlessly followed by a man in a pickup truck who keeps turning on his high beams.
Terror in the Great Woods of Saskatchewan!!! by Drongo Bum (Drongo Bum) writing as G. Chaucer - As night falls, three lost Canadian loggers must find their truck in order to escape the horrors of the woods.
Life Well Lived by JtF (JtF) writing as Gnome dePlume - Xena must decide how long she wants to live.
The Midnight Caller by Raven LaRue (thatslarue) writing as Raven LaRue - A young couple's quiet night at home turns into a living nightmare when a series of chilling phone calls reveal that a sinister figure is already inside their apartment, forcing them to confront a deadly urban legend that's all too real.
Organ Donor by Hura Hill (H2) writing as H. P. King - After 100 years, a couple comes back on their anniversary.
Safe and Effective by JtF (JtF) writing as Roland Butter - Headlights in the mirror +.
Since this is a challenge and not a competition and Don may reach out and slap my hand, I will not use the word “won” but instead will say my favorite entry prevailed! Congrats Damien on your entry and for the pleasure of reading it. Also thanks to all who entered a script and joined in the fun of the Halloween OWC. Great job everyone!
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I demand a recount! They cheated and voted multiple times using rigged machines and dead writers! Oh, sorry - for a second there I thought I was in an election!
Congratulations, Damien- that was one of the ones I really enjoyed.
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Thank you for the kind words. I would have been proud to have written any one of these scripts.
This year I was given the opportunity of judging the screenplay competition at a couple of festivals. It was an interesting experience and I can say hand on heart, that the group of writers who call SimplyScripts home are on a different level.
The quality of each and every one of you is incredible, I shit you not!
I didn't get to read them all, but I read that one. Enjoyed it a bunch.
Now I see there are several others I need to read.
Best, Paul
PaulKWrites.com
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Congrats, Damien! A great challenge with terrific entries. I am suitably suffused with embarrassment in the "bolting on of Walt's frozen head" to a rewrite cryo thread from my scratch reel. There's no foolin' you lot. All best - JtF