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Girlfriend From Hell
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Persona(s)
In development
The Frequency
Script complete
MELD
Proof of concept
Limbo
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Girlfriend From Hell
Jimothy, a hopeless virgin desperate for a date to his brother’s wedding, summons a sex demon to bring as his “girlfriend,” but when real feelings develop, all hell literarly breaks loose and they are forced to choose between their souls or the fate of Earth and Hell itself!
Girlfriend From Hell is a story about two beings trapped by identity – a man who believes he has no value and a demon valued only for sex – who find in each other the courage to demand more than the roles Hell and Earth assigned them.
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Persona(s)
Persona(s) follows Marcus, a struggling indie bookstore owner who discovers a rare, magic-soaked grimoire written in a dead language — and feeds it to an AI chatbot to translate. Soon he's seeing other versions of himself everywhere. Fitter. Happier. More successful. But also others who are… destitute.
The deeper the chatbot decodes the cryptic text, the deeper Marcus falls — into rituals, visions, and finally one catastrophic act that costs him nearly everything. The people who love him call it AI psychosis. Marcus calls it destiny. The man in his reflection agrees.
Is he having an intense mid-life psychotic break, egged on by a hallucinating machine? Or are these alter-personas echoes of lives he could have lived, or could still manifest? Either way, will they lead him to salvation, or bring him to ruin?
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The Frequency
University student Isha's world is ripped apart when she starts believing that her brother Marcus' ghost has returned to warn her about a deadly threat.
Isha is in deep grief about the sudden and recent suicide of her younger brother Marcus – and she fully blames herself for failing to prevent it.
At risk of failing school, she signs up to get extra marks by participating in an unorthodox science experiment and inadvertently discovers a mysterious energy trying to communicate with her. Is it Marcus’ ghost warning her about a future threat, or a malevolent energetic force intent on harm? Isha and her friends must risk life or death to unravel the truth.
Proof of concept
MELD
Karine, a 25-year-old nurse, tries a new party drug called Meld and wakes up with a power she was never meant to have: she can read anyone's digital life with a thought.
Now the ruthless cabal using the same power to control the elite is hunting her, and her only hope is teaming up with a reckless crew of hackers who claim they can bring them down.
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Limbo
A girl and a ghost become the last hope to stop Death from taking over our world forever.
At 16, Melinda didn’t expect to start seeing ghosts—but now she does, and she’s freaking out. It’s not her dad’s death, her overachieving mom, her depression, or the meds. It’s real. She can see the afterworld.
The first ghost she encounters—actually walks through—is July (16), an angsty techno-loving teen stuck in her new house. He has no clue how he died or where his family went, and worse, Death’s enforcer, Robinson (50s), has warned him his time is almost up. When Mel and July collide, she glimpses Limbo—the realm between life and death—where she hears her father calling. July, meanwhile, realizes that stepping inside Mel might be his key to escaping the house and solving his own murder.
They need each other. Mel wants answers. July wants freedom. Together, they master the art of mutual possession. Mel’s quirky, neurodivergent brother Michael (14) thinks it’s all rad, but for Mel, it’s overwhelming—especially as she and July start falling for each other.
But there’s a bigger problem: the dead are breaking back into the world. Limbo used to be a one-way trip, but now ghostly hordes—like an afterlife uprising—are clawing their way back, desperate to possess the living and reclaim their old lives. Mel and July are the only ones standing between the world of the living and an undead revolution.
LIMBO is a supernatural thrill ride—think Locke & Key meets Buffy, with the romance of Twilight and a fresh take on identity, consent, and the ghosts we can’t leave behind.
