Actionable horror screenwriting insights, storytelling strategies, and real-world industry perspectives from Brian Wixson, horror screenwriter and author. Explore expert guidance on crafting marketable scripts, building psychological tension, and developing film-ready concepts for today’s evolving entertainment landscap
Learn how to write a horror screenplay that actually sells in 2026. Discover what producers look for, from high-concept ideas and psychological tension to contained, production-ready stories.
Learn how to write a horror screenplay that actually sells in 2026. Discover what producers look for, from high-concept ideas and psychological tension to contained, production-ready stories.
In Valle Cross, North Carolina, visitors to the newly renovated Ghost Mountain Village amusement park are attacked during opening day festivities by an alien entity that has crash-landed nearby. When the creature begins to kill and consume patrons inside the park, the Sheriff and his Deputy lead a few brave civilians in a desperate, gory battle against the creature before it picks them all off, one by one.
During the 2008 Housing Crisis, Jerry Perry tries to provide for his family and save their home. In the bleakest of times, help comes from unexpected places.
“Sometimes Nothing is all you need”
A small Mississippi town has to face the horrors of its past when it celebrates their beloved Civil War heroes during the annual Confederate Memorial Day festival.
“The South shall rise again”
After an aspiring model and her colleagues get invited to perform at a mansion, they soon discover that their hosts are cannibals with a deadly agenda.
“They redefine Model Behavior”
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Learn how to write a horror screenplay that actually sells in 2026. Discover what producers look for, from high-concept ideas and psychological tension to contained, production-ready stories.
Learn how to write a horror screenplay that actually sells in 2026. Discover what producers look for, from high-concept ideas and psychological tension to contained, production-ready stories.
In Valle Cross, North Carolina, visitors to the newly renovated Ghost Mountain Village amusement park are attacked during opening day festivities by an alien entity that has crash-landed nearby. When the creature begins to kill and consume patrons inside the park, the Sheriff and his Deputy lead a few brave civilians in a desperate, gory battle against the creature before it picks them all off, one by one.
During the 2008 Housing Crisis, Jerry Perry tries to provide for his family and save their home. In the bleakest of times, help comes from unexpected places.
“Sometimes Nothing is all you need”
