Jim Catizone

The Summer of the Seven Seals Jim Catizone

WINNER - Best Screenplay - 'Indie Visions Film Festival' September 2019! WINNER - Best Screenplay - 'Horror Bowl Movie Awards'December 2019!Two years after the horrific events of a college party. A group of friends attend a music festival and are stalked by a ritualistic killer. Still dealing with getting over their past, the girls will find themselves locked in another deadly night!Jamie, Megan, Makenzie and Nicole all survived a night of brutality two years ago. As they graduate college and enter adult life, they struggle to put the trauma of that night behind them. Matt is part of a cult called 'The Cult of the Seven Seals'. They believe that in these trying times, the world is in need of being cleansed of sin. Matt strives to please his ailing father and extended family. As he digs deeper into the cult, he finds his sanity and reality only meet over extreme violence. The girls and some of their new friends have no idea what is coming their way, when they decide to attend this summer's biggest concert event...' The Summer Solstice Festival'._____________________________________________________________________Review of the screenplay.. 'The Summer of the Seven Seals'This story is a 'Part 2' in what the writer intends to be a trilogy of 'dramatic horror' genre. In a movie industry that has released several drama driven horrors over the past few years, this screenplay could match up well with recent films such as Hereditary and Get Out. The writer has constructed a character driven extremely violent horror/slasher screenplay. The story is based around a group of female friends, who have struggled with their lives since the horrible events of an attack on them two years earlier. In this installment, the girls attend a concert festival in their hometown of Scranton, Pa. The first half is delivered with more of a slower suspense building tone. Quickly, things unravel as the group tries to enjoy the concert weekend. The killer plays by no ones rules except his own. A friend, mixed into their own group, we get to see him lose his sanity as he tries to tribute the violence to a cultist ritual. The story builds and twists quite a few times before it's violent and almost empathetic end. As a long running fan of the horror genre, it's nice to finally see a script that is never light on character and still gives you realistic and violent kills. It was my pleasure to be one of the first readers of this screenplay. Chad HoyValley View, PA_____________________________________________________________________Read part 1 now... 'The Seven Summer Muses'Available now in paperback and ebook formats from Amazon!!