Showing posts with label serial killer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label serial killer. Show all posts

Monday, 23 July 2018

Screenplay Sample Pages - How Mr Snuffles III and Others Met Their Maker...

How Mr Snuffles III and Others Met Their Maker is a dark comedy novella I wrote concerning the twisted exploits of Elnora, a pet therapist with a sideline in post-mortem pet portraiture, and Parker, a gifted taxidermist, who join forces to explore the limits of love, death, and psychopathy in the warped world of celebrityville. You can find out more info about it HERE.

I have since adapted it into a screenplay, which allowed me to expand on the characters and story first established in the novella - and now you can read some sample pages from the script.

These twenty-five pages are all taken from various points in the first half of the screenplay, giving you just enough of a taste without revealing too much. READ THEM HERE.

Friday, 1 April 2016

"Snuffles III" eBook FREE April 4th - 8th (2016)...


"How Mr Snuffles III and Others Met Their Maker" is FREE to download Monday April 4th 2016 through Friday April 8th 2016!


It's available worldwide through Amazon for Kindle or the free Kindle App (all computers, tablets, and smart devices).

Find more information on "How Mr Snuffles III and Others Met Their Maker" HERE.

Wednesday, 16 September 2015

How Mr Snuffles III and Others Met Their Maker - NEW BOOK AVAILABLE NOW!


So I accidentally wrote a new book (as you do!), having originally intended to just do a little short story, and long story short it's now available in eBook and Paperback formats worldwide via Amazon.

Find out more information HERE.

Sunday, 8 December 2013

Seven Blood-Stained Orchids (Umberto Lenzi, 1972) Review


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“Let's make a hypothesis – two dead girls and a single killer.” Umberto Lenzi (Eyeball, Oasis of Fear) traditionally kicks off his films with a quick-firing few minutes to get the audience's pulse racing, and Seven Blood-Stained Orchids is no different. A black-gloved killer driving through the night accompanied by composer Riz Ortolani's laid-back grooves, the ever-present flick knife gleaming in the moon light, a home invasion, and then the savage bludgeoning of a prostitute – Lenzi isn't one for hanging around during his opening act.


Click “READ MORE” below to continue the review and see more screenshots…