In the near future, Earth has been assimilated by an alien species of benevolent parasites. One such parasite is fused with a dying human in an attempt to locate the last pocket of surviving humans on Earth.
Chandler Canterbury
In the near future, Earth has been assimilated by an alien species of benevolent parasites. One such parasite is fused with a dying human in an attempt to locate the last pocket of surviving humans on Earth.
In the near future, Earth has been assimilated by an alien species of benevolent parasites. One such parasite is fused with a dying human in an attempt to locate the last pocket of surviving humans on Earth.
In the near future, Earth has been assimilated by an alien species of parasites that use humans as their hosts. One alien and one human, who refuse to acquiesce to this arrangement, join forces to go in search of the man they both love.
The Host gets it’s brothers!
Logline: Follows three small-town kids who encounter mystery, loss and hope.
A handful of attachements you may or may not have missed from the last week.
Logline: Story centers on two teens, a boy and a girl, who are chosen as the annual “goats” to be stripped naked and left on a deserted island by their fellow summer campers. However, instead of sitting around and waiting to be rescued as the age old tradition dictates, the two decide to band together to escape from the island, and try to make their way back home.
Logline: Michael Walker, a man bitter towards Christmas, must change his tune in order to bring joy and the holiday spirit to his son, who faces a sadness as profound as his own.
Logline: During Hurricane Charlie, six-year-old Zach Bonner took his little red wagon door to door in his neighborhood to collect clean water for his victims. After four months, Zach had collected 27 truckloads of supplies.
Logline: In the near future, Earth has been assimilated by an alien species of benevolent parasites. One such parasite is fused with a dying human in an attempt to locate the last pocket of surviving humans on Earth.
