Path-illogical: Fantasy Film Fears by Kris P. Kreme
Julie Jenson hopes the latest Terrance Tomlin picture is her big break in acting. But after filming on Mount Madness, the beautiful redhead may be completely broken.
Instructing his lead actress on the plight of her character, a prom girl transported to a fantasy forest and ravaged by all sorts of impossible creatures, Terrance is simply hoping she can imagine it, picture the plot, put herself in the role to film a key scene where she escapes that forest back to her prom date.
But when Julie heads up a certain path she finds her role getting into her, everything fictional and impossible from the plot somehow becoming reality as her mind and body are truly defiled.
There’s a horror film crew using the isolation of Mount Madness to film the latest Terrance Tomlin movie, but after their lead actress takes a horrifically real path, she’ll be embracing much more than her character.
Terrance Tomlin is a visionary writer, director, and his latest horror film is all about earning that R rating he’s gotten. A story about a beautiful girl being taken to prom by a loser geek she was reluctant to go with is just the beginning to his tale of the trials and tribulations of growing up, of seeing beyond the surface. When the couple magically found themselves transported to a fantasy forest full of fear, they literally face the horrors of what the world can do, especially up and coming actress Julie Jenson’s character.
But she just isn’t giving the convincing performance Terrance needs, and as Blake the cameraman points out, they are losing the light up on Mount Madness.
Knowing nothing of the supposed cursed path nearby, Terrance suggests they change locations to get better lighting, and he also suggests that Julie Jenson head up the path past that carved cedar tree, beyond sight. He says she needs to put herself into the mindframe of her character, an innocent prom girl in her pretty yellow dress trapped in a magical mythical fantasy forest, her innocence appetizing in so many carnal ways to creatures which they will be adding through CGI later after filming.
But when Julie walks over the hill up that path, tree roots grab her just like in the plot of the movie, a terrifying giant troll appears, just like in the storyline, and it does everything it shouldn’t be able to do, crushing and reshaping her sexy body, terrifying her until something more fantastical and more fearsome shows up to mess with Julie’s mind. Somehow, the plot is coming true, every imaginative twisted special effect Terrance told her would later be added by CGI. But when a very real shadow demon corrupts her mind for real, will Julie be begging the hoard of gnomes to defile her body in ways they shouldn’t be able to?
After getting in character so much more than she ever was prepared for, just what kind of performance will a lovely young redheaded actress be giving for her first Terrance Tomlin feature? And will Terrance, her co-star, and the cameraman be embracing the twisted little slut her fantasy film fears have made of her?
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