"Don't Dream It.
Be it!"
"Don't Dream It.
Be it!"
Fredrick J. Healy is an American screenwriter currently seeking literary representation.
He is the former editorial assistant of Fangoria magazine, contributing writer for Fangoria.com, and the grand prize winner of the International Horror Hotel competition.
Fred has been optioned and taken meetings with many professionals in the industry.
Please see the links below for his writing samples.
Fred can be contacted at FJHWriter@gmail.com
SCRIPTS
SLEEPOVER – an escaped female serial killer is mistaken for a last-minute babysitter, and while the teenage girls plot to sneak-out, and the young boys play hide-and-seek in the basement, she springs back into action. Limited locations, great roles, franchise potential.
A DRIVEWAY PICNIC – an intense spiritual drama about three teenage girls murdered in the woods by their peers. It is set in the early 1980’s and told in-reverse (i.e. Memento). Small cast, zero locations, ultra-low budget with a deep emotional impact.
BLACK HOLE - a silent, avant-garde, experimental descent into madness, chronicling several desperate characters at the end of their rope and on the verge of self-destruction.
COMING SOON
FILM AT ELEVEN - a naive reporter discovers her network is nothing more than a platform for exploitation and fear. Her tale is interwoven with that of a merciless serial killer and a group of teens plotting a mass murder at their school. It's 'Network' meets 'Faces of Death'.
TIGHT THROAT - a brutal journey of 1970's organized crime through the rise and fall of New York's most feared hitman turned government informant. Inspired by true events. In the vein of 'Goodfellas' and 'Donny Brasco'.
SCALPED - a non-musical reimagination of Broadway's 'HAIR' as a dark, drug-fueled, nightmare. It's 'Natural Born Killers' meets Requiem for a Dream.
"There is some sooth in madness" - Hamlet
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