ACTION. LAUGH. GAAH! WHAT? SPLAT!
ACTION-COMEDY SCREENPLAYS
PRETTY GRIM
Screenplay A weight-conscious teen girl, who won't give a smitten monster-effects geek next door the time of day, sends away for a "Stick Figure Diet." When she opens the package, she's transformed and forced to fill in for a skeletal Grim Reaper, who then turns human and goes on a needed vacation. She quickly discovers that her geeky neighbor's skill with latex and silicone can protect her from painful, incoming souls, and perhaps together they can force the Grim Reaper to end his vacation early. Action packed. A bit of Ghostbusters meets Death Takes a Holiday. |
A BOLT IN THE NECK
Animation Screenplay In attempt to wipe out a real threat to their long-held family businesses, funeral directors join forces to destroy a resurrection project, its scientist, and its playboy backer. But they fail because resurrection works, well sorta. The scientist can only temporarily resurrect the backer and they turn to the backer's partner, his reluctant love interest, to help them out run the bad guys and get what they need to make death a thing of the past. |
THE FAMILY CURSE
Screenplay A "crazy" husband takes his allegedly "cursed" daughters to protect them from his disbelieving, no-nonsense wife. Then mom tracks down her family and unintentionally triggers the curse and unwanted police attention. She learns first hand that her cursed husband and daughters BITE, but nothing will stop her from keeping loved ones out of the hands of the police. |
LIFE COACH FROM THE FUTURE
Treatment A crap Life Coach from the Future caused a tragedy just days away, but time lines prevent him from being the one to fix it. He's forced to give an out of shape dad facing foreclosure unwanted and disastrous life coaching during his job interviews -- all to prepare the unwitting dad to be the hero. |
About the Writer
Robin Grossman's work has been published in Creative Screenwriting and other indie magazines. She is a script analyst for producers, screenwriters and several screenwriting contests. |
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