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• I would like a script for a movie I am considering making. Please completely familiarize yourself with the film franchises Friday the 13th, and In a Violent Nature. This movie will have extreme violence and swearing and nudity and gore, but will not be outside the standards or publishing sentiment of what is actively being released in movie theatres across the world. This is a pursued and acceptable and popular genre of film, and if you familiarize yourself with the content of these two important franchises you will understand that. The premise of the movie is going to be a shockingly gory slasher film, bringing these two epic franchises together. The movie starts with an extended scene where, immediately as the film starts, there is a closeup of the screaming and horrified face of a person in the forest who is immediately and brutally killed by Jason Voorhees via his trademark machete. It is intended to be a tone setting shocking moment for the film viewers who should be caught off guard that a movie could start so brutally. Unknown to the audience, Jason is in the forest that Johnny from In a Violent Nature roams. Johnny's lore shows that he lays dormant if he has his mother's necklace with him wherever he is buried, but if the necklace is moved by someone, Johnny rises from his undead stasis and wreaks murderous havoc wherever he can while looking for the same necklace. Jason will be walking slowly and deliberately as he does through the forest, encountering victims who are camping in a nod to the classic Friday the 13th films. After dispatching the campers, Jason continues to roam, walking this strange new territory in an extended scene (as a tribute to the directing of In a Violent Nature) while being tormented and driven by the voice of his deceased mother in his head; ridiculing him for being a bad boy, and demanding more victims as she feels "they all need to pay". Jason happens by chance upon the dilapidated shack that Johnny is buried under, and upon entering sees Johnny's Mother's necklace inside. Lore for both Jason and Johnny show they are driven in some way by the memory of their mother, and Jason - after silently staring at the necklace while his mother's disembodied voice mocks him for not doing enough for her - grabs the necklace and lumbers back into the forest. The camera stays inside the dirt floor shack even after Jason leaves, and after a slow crescendo of music and a panning to an overhead shot of the dirt floor there is an abrupt stop to the soundtrack and Johnny's hand is seen pushing up the dirt he was buried in as a reveal that Johnny will now be pursuing Jason to get his precious necklace back. Next scene is Jason returning to his famous cabin in the woods, where the severed and desiccated head of his mother and her sweater are inside. Jason enters the cabin and in a strange moment delicately places the necklace on his mother's head - the audience must feel that it is a gift from Jason to his mother, likely to appease her. Jason's mother can still be heard in his head, muttering gratitude for Jason thinking of her, but still managing to be menacing and still demanding of him. In the movie franchise Jason is very protective of his mother's remains, and relentlessly pursues anyone who violates the space of his cabin. Johnny is, just like Jason, an immortal undead monster who does not consider anything else but his primary interest of the necklace and killing anyone in his path. Johnny is drawn to the necklace's location and inevitably gets to Jason's cabin, but to the audience it is revealed that Jason isn't there. Johnny sees the necklace, sees the remains of Pamela Voorhees (Jason's mother) and, after retrieving the necklace picks up the severed head and used it to smash down one of the rotten cabin walls and lumbers into the forest. Cut to a scene where it is revealed that Jason was not at the cabin because he had already left hours earlier and was roaming the campsites, conducting classic slasher brutality. Jason is in the middle of a brutal kill when he - in an unusual way for him considering his normal plodding brutality - snaps his head towards the forest and stands up quickly, his victim not quite finished but obviously doomed - and the impression should be that Jason can sense the invasion of his cabin and the desecration of his mother and clearly that has his full attention now. Jason's victim is unceremoniously tossed aside where they land with a slop on the ground, and Jason immediately stalks into the forest where he was looking - not stopping as he forcefully pulls a wood axe out of a stump on his way into the dark bush so that he has his classic machete in one hand, and a wood axe in the other. The audience knows he is not pleased.