Meet my new friend – PDFscreenplays.net who has rocketed onto the script scene with several new scripts including Master and Commander, The Mist, 3:10 to Yuma and two drafts of Jumper. Links to those scripts can be found over on the Movie Scripts page.

Do take a moment to check out PDFscreenplays.net. In addition to a ton of Movie Scripts, there are also sections of the site covering treatments, TV Shows, Unproduced scripts as well as Comic Book Scripts.

Speaking of new friends, do also check out The Comic Book Script Archive which has an amazing collection of comic book scripts. This is a script genre that I am completely unfamiliar with, but I look forward to taking a deeper look into the site. – Don

Thanks to JBM for the heads up on a couple of new additions to Daily Script. Thanks to Donovan you can read Peter Dowlings first revised draft of Flightplan. Thanks to Adam read Adam Bonfanti’s unspecified draft of Last Time Forever, a neo-noir thriller about a small-time divorce lawyer who gets involved with an alluring married woman, and together they draw her rich husband into a blackmail scheme involving another woman and a sleazy private investigator. Confused? Watch the trailer.

These would be found on the Movie Scripts page

Hi All,

Apologies for the lack of updates. With the day job, illness, children illness I’ve fallen quite behind in updating the site. I have a few things for you. Over on the Unproduced Scripts page there are twenty five original scripts up for your reading pleasure. Cindy’s Halloween Games has been drastically revised and is worth a re-read. Phil has updated Dreams in Dust and Marble. Also, Mike has his gothic short Becoming up (new script to the site). Head over to the unproduced scripts page and give them (or one of the 22 others) a read.

Thanks to Vern for the heads up on on FOUR Omen scripts from The Omen Chronicles. There is the 1975 draft of The Omen as well as Damien: Omen II, The Final Conflict and Omen IV: Armageddon. Please be a good citizen of the net (ok, I’ll say it, Netizen) and right click and “save as” to down load the scripts once you get to The Omen Chronicles. This helps to lower bandwidth and ensures that the site doesn’t crash due to server load. – Don

Two drafts of The Fisher King by Richard LaGravenese thanks to Donovan and daily script. This would be on the Movie Scripts page. – Don

Not much, but The Hollywood Reporter has the first three pages to Stanley Weiser’s October 15, 2007 second draft script of Bush (pdf format). – Don

Still in the process of cleaning up the post discussion board melt down. In the mean time, check out “Doc” McPhearson’s reviews of Donnie Brasco and Rambo. There are more movie reviews on the Movie Reviews page. – Don

Lawrence D. Cohen’s January 1976 second draft script of Carrie. Find it on the Movie Scripts page. – Don

Over on the Unproduced Scripts page, there are 35 original scripts. I’ve been posting a few a day on the Discussion Boardfor the past week or so.

The highlighted script for this week is Worldlines – A man has to travel from the year 2036 to the year 1975 to retrieve a computer that can prevent a nuclear war. 97 pages

Thanks to Donovan and Daily Script there is this unused draft of Fear and Loathing in LA which would be found on the Movie Scripts page. – Don

Thanks to “Anonymous” and Horror Lair you can check out the script to the movie 30 days of night based on the graphic novel of the same name. (Yeah, you’re right, I’m just phoning it in.)

30 Days of Night – July 22, 2006 polished production draft script by Steve Niles (based on the graphic novel by Niles & Templesmith) revisions by Stuart Beattie and Adi Hasak – hosted by: Horror Lair – in pdf format

This is the story of an isolated Alaskan town that is plunged into darkness for a month each year when the sun sinks below the horizon. As the last rays of light fade, the town is attacked by a bloodthirsty gang of vampires bent on an uninterrupted orgy of destruction. Only the small town’s husband-and-wife Sheriff team stand between the survivors and certain destruction.

Information courtesy of imdb.com