Trey Walson (Chattanooga)

I read the other reviews for this script. Now it time to add mine. COLD BLOODED. The character, Heather, is straight up cold blooded. She would just as soon shoot you, behead you or just blow away your dog as look at you. She wouldn't cross the street to piss on you if you were on fire; however she would gladly add more fule so you could burn longer.

It's a great story with action, drama, humor, mayhem, and dread. Everytime she heads out in her truck, you dread the fate that you know someone else is going to face. She could easily turn into another Jason, or Lecter, or maybe just a whole new batch od badass babe.

The dialog is great; especially the way she talks to her boyfriend, Rob. She doesn't mince her words and says what she wants you to do once, maybe if she's feeling benevolent twice, then you're most likely dead, or at the very least, painfully hurt.

I really hope she does make the film. I would gladly pay to see it.

For someone so cold blooded, she still has feelings, deranged feelings, but feelings.

This is a must read - must see when it makes it to the screen, kind of movie I love to think is coming!

Hollywood take note. This is one bandwagon you should get on!

It's interesting how some great scripts fall by the wayside while others that I would never watch as a movie plough on by. It's disheartening. But I at least have the script series to date. A Daughters Revenge is almost as good as The Nine Gates. I found the introduction of the character of Penny to be an interesting addition. I hope she gets it. Actually I just hope there are more scripts in this series. I have read the 3 scripts in this series twice, and they just get better with age. The characters are great. Since I had read the last script first, (I didn't realize that they were a series at the time) I was sort of shocked when the Wizard was killed in the second script, since I knew he was around in the one I started with. If you read these scripts, be sure to read them in order. Sisters 3, The Journey Begins, then The Nien Gates and lastly, A Daughters Revenge. I wasn't sure about the title for the last one untio the end of the script. Then my mind put the parts in place and I could see that there has to be a forth script coming. At least I hope so. The story line is consistent through the series and the dialog is natural and flows perfectly. Emotions are more evident in Connie's character more so that the others. All in all; a great time to be had for my money.