Casting Call: Outwit the Lady with the Twitching Eye

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The discussion revolves around casting for a film inspired by "Dusk Till Dawn," featuring a mix of horror and dark humor. The film's premise includes a central character, a beautiful and intelligent woman with a twitching eye, who plays a pivotal role in the fate of other characters, many of whom will be killed off. Participants express interest in various roles, including a character in a monkey suit and a lab assistant involved in gruesome experiments. The film is set in a remote scientific research lab in America, where a hurricane causes chaos, leading to medical emergencies and brain surgeries. The dialogue is playful, with contributors suggesting outrageous character arcs, including a victim undergoing brain surgery and a mad biker chick visiting the lab. The tone is lighthearted, with humor interspersed throughout discussions of horror elements and character dynamics, emphasizing the collaborative and improvisational nature of the script development.
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Borek said:
Are you sure the script is ready and doesn't need a revision? There was no water deep enough for keel hauling in your original description of the place.

You scurvy landlubber you made me spit my drink out, there is a deep water bay just beyond the trees, and by the way i am inventing this plot on the run so any thing is possible.
 
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wolram said:
Hey, hold hard there matey, i am THE director you know, you can be the mad biker chick who visits the lab because she is into gory stuff.

Yeah, I'm cool with that :biggrin: That will fit me well.
 
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mcknia07 said:
Yeah, I'm cool with that :biggrin: That will fit me well.

Rowlocks, and some how i missed you, any ways welcome to the script.
 

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