An Original Supernatural Horror Feature
When people begin vanishing without warning — from quiet hallways to a packed football stadium — a skeptical researcher investigates, until she disappears from her own home, leaving her young protégé to confront an escalating terror with no discernible pattern, no explanation, and no way to know who will be next.
Official website · Original feature screenplay · Seeking development partner
Genre
Supernatural Horror / Thriller
Format
Feature Film · Live-Action
Status
Seeking Development Partner
Completed 131-Page Feature Screenplay·WGA West Registered·Seeking Development Partner
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Chapter One
What the Evidence Says
The Story
When people begin disappearing without warning, independent researcher Claire Mercer and her young protégé, Tessa, investigate a growing series of impossible eyewitness accounts.
From an apartment hallway to a crowded transit center and a college football stadium, ordinary places become scenes of extraordinary terror. But when Claire herself vanishes, the mystery becomes devastatingly personal. Her closest friend Martha struggles with the uncertainty of her disappearance, while Tessa continues the investigation as the phenomenon escalates into a national crisis.
With no clear explanation, no identifiable threat, and no way to predict who might disappear next, the survivors must confront a frightening possibility: the world they have always trusted may never have been safe.
The World
That’s what makes it work. No abandoned mansions, no graveyards, no warnings painted on the walls — a third-floor apartment landing, a concourse that empties after full time, a pedestrian bridge between two hospital buildings. The places you walk through without thinking, every single day.
Site 01 — The Transit Center
A bag with nowhere to go
Site 02 — The Cinema
Site 03 — The Skybridge
It doesn’t look wrong. That’s the problem.
Explore the sitesTone
No creature revealed. No method of protection. No explanation offered.
The horror is psychological: ordinary places, ordinary light, and a phenomenon that leaves behind nothing but what people say they saw.
Characters
A methodical investigator, a young protégé learning to trust her own judgment, a friend living with the consequences — and the neighbour who saw it first.
The Researcher · Late 40s
An independent researcher specializing in memory, perception, and unusual eyewitness accounts. Intelligent, methodical and skeptical of unsupported conclusions — with a dry sense of humor. She does not dismiss the supernatural out of hand; she carefully separates what people observed from what they concluded.
The Protégé · 23
A psychology student who becomes Claire’s intern. Intelligent, attentive and determined, and willing to challenge Claire’s cautious approach. Following Claire’s disappearance, Tessa continues the investigative work while developing her own judgment and independence.
The Friend · Late 40s
Claire’s best friend of twenty years, a former professional tennis player who now teaches the game. Warm and quick-witted, Martha represents the emotional consequences of unexplained loss. She does not become an investigator.
The Witness · 73
An independent, observant apartment resident who witnesses the mysterious disappearance of her neighbour, Laura Bennett, during an ordinary daytime conversation.
Mood & Imagery
The Notes
CORRIDOR is a completed original feature screenplay, registered with the Writers Guild of America West, and is now seeking a development or production partner. The screenplay is available to legitimate industry contacts on request.
Request the screenplayCompleted — 131 pages. Registered with the WGA West on October 25, 2026.
Seeking a development or production partner. No financing, casting or distribution has been confirmed.
Begins once a partner is attached. No schedule has been set.
Target runtime 110–120 minutes. No dates announced.
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The screenplay
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