A cat that refuses to die. A child who tells his father a creepy story that seems all too real. A demented girl who follows a boy that should have kept his hands to himself. A stalker who decides to reveal himself to his prey gets more tricks than treats. A mother who comes to visit her children once per year. An arsonist who wants to go out with a bang. A wandering pig who sees all. These are the stories that take place one fateful Halloween. 

The Kingdom is no longer the only place to reside. An earthquake has opened a previously inaccessible pass that leads to a new land. Settlers flock to this new land and establish a Freedom Springs; a place where dreams of fortune can come true. For many those dreams become nightmares. Unruly road agents, demented reverends, crooked governors, Magic using gunslingers and demons straight from hell roam the lands. And the indigenous elves of the new found land have other ideas about what is going to happen to the settlers of Freedom Springs. Before the end everyone will get their fill of blood, bullets and black magic. 

Three forgotten Disney characters follow a magical compass pointing them through a barren and harsh world. What will they find at the end? They don’t know. All they know is that they have to try and reach wherever it is the compass wants them to travel to. The one thing they do know is that along the way they will find a whole lot of adventure. 

I’ve always disliked the Giving Tree because the boy took such advantage of a tree that did nothing but love him. So I wrote a twisted version of the story where a tree hates a boy throughout his life. 

A reboot of the Thundarr the Barbarian cartoon from the early 80’s. In an apocalyptic future, Thundarr does battle with the sorcerer, Gemini, with the help of his Sun Sword. 

Note: The screenplay format didn’t come over quite correctly.