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Popsicle Death

When a young boy's innocent mistake leads to tragedy, Death incarnate returns for vengeance, exposing dark secrets and confronting guilt in a chilling tale of supernatural retribution. Synopsis: In a quiet neighborhood, a young boy innocently fails to pay a popsicle vendor when his mother interferes, unwittingly triggering a tragic chain of events. The distressed vendor, on the brink of despair, takes his own life that night. Days later, the boy encounters another vendor, cloaked as Death itself, who offers him a mysterious black popsicle. As events spiral into darkness, the boy pleads his innocence to Death, revealing his mother's role in keeping him inside that fateful day. Unveiling unsettling truths about the child and his mother's life, Death turns its attention to the boy and the to the boy's mother, entangled in a forbidden affair with her deceased husband's brother, a respected priest. As Death's pursuit intensifies, the boy struggles to save his mother from a chilling fate, confronting both supernatural forces and the haunting consequences of hidden desires. In a gripping climax, Death claims its quarry, vanishing into the night with the mother, leaving the boy to grapple with the aftermath of betrayal and the chilling reality of cosmic justice. Could work well as an animated piece.

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Short Screenplay
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Posted:
01/11/2009
Updated:
07/06/2024
Author Bio:
Filmmaker, screenwriter, author/writer. My true crime biopic is "The Teenage Bodyguard" won best crime screenplay and "Gray and Lover The Hearth Tales Incident" was a finalist in Circus Road Films contest. I also have several books published in the horror/sci fi and non-fiction genres.

I have worked with Producer Chris Soth on a Frank Capra type allegory screenplay titled, "America, A Romance", and with producer Robert Mitas (who produced films with Michael Douglas) on "The Teenage Bodyguard".

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