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<blockquote data-quote="Big Ewis" data-source="post: 668567" data-attributes="member: 57076"><p>Horror is a genre that procures sensations no other corner of the artistic universe can convey. So vivid, so lively and, for fiction, so 'real' if I can settle for such an antiphrase. There's just nothing, anywhere, like a harrowing synopsis that already instills a grisly injection of adrenaline into your nervous system and holds your mind hostage for a few moments. Nothing quite captures the imagination or gets the creative juices boiling quite like horror.</p><p></p><p>Let's jump straight into it.</p><p>Somewhat inspired by a previous classic horror tale, I thought of this most disturbing concept: the werefox. Each time the moon turns a quarter full, the cursed protagonist turns into a roughly 15kg little fox-human hybrid, the head of a cute fox and tail, with the body of a hyperactive little horror. He runs around in people's houses and eats all the fruit they could possibly possess: in the fridge, cupboards, kitchen, living room on a platter...all the fruit. Even the ones hidden in people's night-table drawers: he is relentless and stops at nothing.</p><p>The only way to defeat him is by ejaculating on his face, the symbol of his monstrosity, which is a seemingly infinitely tall task as he is impossible to immobilize and therefor requires to be done on the spot during a lively, turbulent sequence, maybe by catching his attention elsewhere. It cannot be already-extracted semen to be thrown - it needs to be shot directly from a hero's imminently bursting penis.</p><p></p><p>I'd be willing to work with modest directors as I've no experience in cinema and do need to start somewhere, Ridley Scott, maybe David Cronenberg..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Big Ewis, post: 668567, member: 57076"] Horror is a genre that procures sensations no other corner of the artistic universe can convey. So vivid, so lively and, for fiction, so 'real' if I can settle for such an antiphrase. There's just nothing, anywhere, like a harrowing synopsis that already instills a grisly injection of adrenaline into your nervous system and holds your mind hostage for a few moments. Nothing quite captures the imagination or gets the creative juices boiling quite like horror. Let's jump straight into it. Somewhat inspired by a previous classic horror tale, I thought of this most disturbing concept: the werefox. Each time the moon turns a quarter full, the cursed protagonist turns into a roughly 15kg little fox-human hybrid, the head of a cute fox and tail, with the body of a hyperactive little horror. He runs around in people's houses and eats all the fruit they could possibly possess: in the fridge, cupboards, kitchen, living room on a platter...all the fruit. Even the ones hidden in people's night-table drawers: he is relentless and stops at nothing. The only way to defeat him is by ejaculating on his face, the symbol of his monstrosity, which is a seemingly infinitely tall task as he is impossible to immobilize and therefor requires to be done on the spot during a lively, turbulent sequence, maybe by catching his attention elsewhere. It cannot be already-extracted semen to be thrown - it needs to be shot directly from a hero's imminently bursting penis. I'd be willing to work with modest directors as I've no experience in cinema and do need to start somewhere, Ridley Scott, maybe David Cronenberg.. [/QUOTE]
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