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Archive for the ‘Genre’ Category

  • The Horrific Sentence

    24 Jun 2010

    You know, I firmly believe that at the heart of many - possibly all - genres there is a single sentence. There is certainly one at the heart of all Horror movies, and I'll tell you what it is in a moment, but first I have to go into a few things to make it clear.

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  • Avoid the Mistakes Made by Would-be Thriller Screenwriters

    22 Apr 2010

    I see an enormous number of scripts by writers who want to write thrillers and good on them. It’s a…

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  • Policeman mistook drink carton for weapon

    24 Mar 2010

    Yesterday's Guardian headline: Policeman who hit G20 protester with baton mistook drink carton for weapon... You couldn't make it up. This is why I love satire but they do make it difficult for us. Check it out (I won't even stoop to mentioning the PC's name).

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