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A Black Comedy film made in the style of a light-hearted kids film about a little serial killer who could. Louis Pasternack is a young boy who develops a love for killing things. First he starts with small animals and eventually escalates to killing humans. His tactics are usually bizarre and hilarious. The authorities also fail to realize Louis is the one responsible due to his adorable, child-like, demeanor.

Time Trap

A Dramady Time-Travel Science fiction TV series about a group of people who set up "Time Traps", a trap that activates a time loop, and the people that go to stop them. They are foils to one another. As the series goes on, the situation become more and more serious, leading into a conflict that may decide the fate of time itself.

Speaking of "Time"-related titles...

''Time Trackers"

edited 27th Aug '16 1:26:42 PM by Revaryk

Someone starts killing historical figures, and the world gets worse and worse. A detective travels through time with a few assistants to discover the identity of the murderer. At each scene, a note is found telling who will have died next, and eventually, one of the assistants discovers that the murderer was the detective all along. He goes to kill everyone who knows before they are born, but they stop him from being born, causing no one to have been killed, and thus he comes back and does it again, but eventually someone gets deja vu and so, each time, they start telling the detective's mother that she needs to kill him until eventually she always remembers and kills him in every version of the timeline.

Star Wars Episode 45980: The Sith brush their teeth

Plucked form an alternate universe. This film comes from a world where the Star Wars prequels were so good, that they inspired humanity to make nothing but Star Wars until the end of time. This episode, following the adventures of Luke's great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandson as he battles the Sith menace on a galaxy-spanning space station. The title is a bizarre metaphor that only makes sense in the universe this film comes from.

Brighter Days

Kid's film about the weather, done with cheery songs.

Yamahammond.

A romantic-comedy-fantasy about the Hindu God of Death Yama as he falls in love with a mortal names Hammond, despite Hammond being a man, American and mortal.

Bless of the Wild

edited 29th Aug '16 5:20:25 AM by shatterstar

A fantasy story set in on the mysterious world of Madrune, a rich and vibrant world with wonderful and mysterious creatures. However, mankind has become industrialized with massive steampunk machines now feeding on the land. As the threat of war between mankind and the magical creatures becomes grows, a young woman named Bless finds herself in the middle. Torn between her loyalty to her adopted family of wildlings and her growing affection for humanity she must either pick a side or seek a way for both man and the wildlings to live in peace. Initially the story makes you think it'll hit you over the head with a Green Aesop, with the industrialized humans being one-dimensional bad guys, but it flips things almost immediately by showing the flaws of both sides as well as their virtues. Then culminating in a Bittersweet Ending where Bless performs a Heroic Sacrifice that inspires humans and wildlings to build a peaceful world that is a blend of technology and natural magic.

Would The Last Human Please Turn Out The Light

edited 28th Aug '16 9:40:56 PM by Avenuewriter

12 people are sitting in a shelter after the apocalypse. One of them is the last human, and the other are mutants, and they must guess who and go free. Five hours go without an answer, until it turns out that there are two last humans: a sickly child, implied to be the Messiah, and a man with a shotgun, who attempts to kill the mutants before dying of radiation poisoning.

Maple, Redwood and Bleeding Bone

Set in the time before the Spanish Explorers, the story about an Aboriginal Canadians chief Red Wood who went to war with a rival Native American tribe because one of their members Bleeding Bones tried to kidnap Red Wood's daughter Maple.

Heart of the Pacific

edited 29th Aug '16 5:19:08 AM by shatterstar

A pirate adventure story. Our protagonist is Ignatius Murdock, a famed pirate hunter. He has just barely survived a battle with the feared pirate captain Warmonger Willie, and he didn't get anything out of it - or so he thinks. Little does Ignatius realize that Willie's cabin boy, an aspiring pirate named Henry Klutzenberg, has stowed away on his ship, hoping to run away from Willie.

Ignatius catches Henry and demands to know why he wants to run away. Henry reveals that Willie is not only a Bad Boss, but he has a horribly wicked plan - he plans to find a magical heart-shaped gemstone called the Heart of the Pacific, which is rumored to give the user powerful black magic, and Take Over the World.

As he explains this, Henry realizes that it was wrong of him to try to run away from his problems - instead, he decides that he should go back and try to stop Willie from getting the Heart. Ignatius decides to help Henry, only out of pity at first, but the two become friends as the story goes on.

Ghost in the Garden

edited 29th Aug '16 7:42:40 AM by DrNoPuma

An exorcist is hired to remove the ghost of an Eldritch Abomination from an abandoned garden planet. He eventually learns that there is no such ghost, and it was all a trick by floral inhabitants to drive away "foul meat beings"

The robot, the dragon, and Cthulhu

A charming romantic comedy about the adventures of a homicidal mega-robot, a medieval dragon, and Cthulhu as they unleash an endless reign of horror and atrocities upon humanity, enjoying themselves thoroughly and discovering how much they enjoy each others' company, eventually settling into some bizarre, vaguely polyamorous gay relationship and moving into the cursed city of R'lyeh.

Third Heaven

A Rock Opera set in the Seventies about a man who starts a hotel he calls "Third Heaven" in a dusty suburb of Los Angeles. The hotel attracts washed up actors and fading starlets, and soon becomes known as the place fame goes to die. The hotel owner becomes more and more depressed as his clientele drag him down into their own miserable lives. The most important secondary character is Britannia Blitz, an aging performance artist who got her start in the Thirties doing provocative dances set to very offensive lyrics. She has only just realized that her repertoire is very, very outdated. She flees to Third Heaven, and gets a creepy crush on the much younger hotel owner.

The Distant Finale takes place in the Nineties, as a bunch of punks have taken up residence in the abandoned Third Heaven. Their oldest member, a woman called Zann, finishes up the story of the hotel owner and his failed business. The punks pour one out for the crushed dreams of artists everywhere, and the opera ends with Zann putting on one of Britannia's songs.

Blue Liberation

A political satire / RLP Fix Fic about the Libertarian party's nominee Gary Johnson managed to overtook the Republican party. Unfortunately, Johnson and the party proves to be incompetent at dealing with rebellion from fundamental Tea Party members while the Democrat party is reluctant to get involve and the conservatives in the USA ended up with a bloody civil war.

Russian Roulette

A massive gun is filled with six parallel earths, and the top scientists of each work together to disable it, but one earth is revealed to be evil. The heroes eventually manage to find the evil earth, where Hitler won WWII, and make it be the one fired into the sun.

How I ate the moon

In the future, a scale model of the moon, made from real moon rocks, so intricate and beautiful in its craftsmanship that its worth could be measured in billions of future-bucks, was in the Louvre Museum. A humble museum curator, Harold MacDuff, so heavily desired it to sell so he could quit his job and live as an explorer in the mountains of Peru, hatched a scheme. He would stuff the moon model into his mouth, replace it with a basketball that he had covered in paper mache, and then board the next bus to Calais and take a ferry to England, where he would sell it to a degenerate fence/art-dealer from Blackpool.

Port Forward

edited 30th Aug '16 10:43:35 AM by eldritchseer

An investigator from out-of-town is investigating an unusual murder case in the titular port. As he gathers more clues, the port reveals itself to be a naval Town with a Dark Secret, and the murder case gets more and more unusual.

Sailing the Intergalactic Ocean

Cedric Quasar has a problem: he's grounded, but not in the way you think. He's stuck on a desolate little moon with no hope of a way off. His life has been a futile search for a way off Kalman IV, but ships hardly ever visit the backwater moon, and those that do have no interest in helping Cedric. That is, until a new kind of ship stops to drop off a few supplies. The flagship of the Galactic Empire, the Agamemnon. And it just so happens they're in need of a new navigator. Eager to get off the planet, Cedric forges a resume saying he's an accomplished navigator. Now, finally off Kalman IV, he must keep up the charade while ensuring that the ship doesn't fly into a black hole.

Mostly Harmless

A movie based on the writings of one Professor Hartigan Rasputin, a zoologist. He finds himself in the depths of the jungles of Rythin, inhabited by the savage "skull-carver" tribes (actually people who carve pictures on the skulls of their loved ones, signifying what they were in life) and the ancient Ko Ryng Empire. Notable for the moment where Hartigan takes home two creatures: the infamously dangerous Rythinian venomous emperor dragonfly, which turns out to be docile and only minimally venomous, and the adorable Hartigan's falafling, a cute frog/bunny-like creature which turns out to be an aggressive predator that lures victims into its maw.

Canis Major, Felis Proxima

edited 4th Sep '16 3:17:59 PM by arcada188

Proxima is an astrophysician who accidentally stumbles upon life on the Canis Major. Thinking he is about to become famous, Proxima was suck into the Canis Major and is now struggling to get home. The fact that the culture of the cluster is incredibly anti-science doesn't help him one bit.

Arthur and Red Riding Hood

edited 4th Sep '16 5:25:17 PM by shatterstar

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A cross-over story where King Arthur and the Knights of The Round Table are werewolf hunters. Little Red Riding Hood is a young Good Witch trying to find the cure for her grandmother's lycanthropy and ends up running afoul of Arthur and his knights. She tries to keep her and her grandmother's natures a secret from the knights, while trying to help them hunt down the werewolf that attacked her grandmother.

Sydney Meade And The Cult of Nyarlathotep

A private investigator/adventurer stops the titular cult from summoning the deity they worship.

Stuck in Another Dimension with My Worst Enemy.

A comedy film about a superhero trapped with his arch nemesis in a planet

Christopher Nolan's Saw: Legacy

The Sequel to the very-loosely-based-on-a-true-story Christopher Nolan's Saw, in which we see the aftermath of his bringing of the Sawpocalypse.

Dragon Ball: Resurgence