When two women find themselves trapped in separate booby-trapped rooms, they must work together to escape despite knowing only one of them can make it out alive.
Type:
Feature
Status:
Produced
Page Count:
90pp
Genre:
Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Budget:
Shoestring
Age Rating:
17+
Copyright Details:
Copyright Andrew Marshall 2020 WGA Registered WG2012638
Synopsis/Details

FALLOUT is a single location horror-thriller with a total of only two characters, both female, that is packed with suspense and intrigue. It has a smart and unique twist that focuses on psychological torment vs. gore, and has been a finalist in multiple screenwriting competitions and received positive coverage.

All Accolades & Coverage

Received a rating of "Recommend" by Screenwriting Staffing

Finalist in Filmmatic Horror Screenplay Awards Season 4
Second Rounder, Selling Your Screenplay - SYS's Six-Figure Screenplay Contest 2020

More Placements in
Official Selection, Coverfly - Pitch Week Spring 2021
Official Selection, Coverfly - Pitch Week Fall 2020

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Submitted: 2021-Nov-11
Last Updated: 2026-Aug-06
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The Writer: Andrew Marshall

My feature length horror-thriller, Sequence, is currently in post-production in Australia after being discovered on Script Revolution. My feature length crime-thriller, A Price Paid, is being filmed in New Mexico in 2027 after being discovered on Script Revolution as well. I have several internationally produced short films, including the award-winning film "Jump" and "Decisions in the Deep", and I have placed highly in several reputable screenwriting competitions. Go to bio
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