GITS Script Reading & Analysis: “Drag Me To Hell”

We have completed Round 9 of our weekly GITS Script Reading & Analysis series:

#1: Gladiator (Action)

#2: Bridesmaids (Comedy)

#3: Good Will Hunting (Drama)

#4: The Silence of the Lambs (Thriller)

#5: Toy Story 3 (Family)

#6: Pan’s Labyrinth (Fantasy)

#7: Blade Runner (Science Fiction)

#8: The Thing (Horror)

#9: Shakespeare in Love (Romantic Comedy)

You may access all of the posts and comments per each script we analyze here.

Next on our schedule beginning Monday, December 7 is Drag Me to Hell [2007–09–26] — Horror Comedy.

I have not read this script nor seen the movie, so I’m looking forward to the opportunity to crack open the story as I know many horror fans who say this is a really good film.

Even if you aren’t a fan of the horror genre, you should read this script as it’s an example of a story that meshes two seemingly discordant genres: Horror, Comedy. That’s a tricky business and it would be a lesson for you to learn how the script pulls that off.

Other November selections:

Week 11 [November 14-November 18]: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind [2003] — Charlie Kaufman

Week 12 [November 28-December 2]: Panic Room [2000–02–23] — Action Thriller

NOTE: THIS SERIES AND THE USE OF SCRIPTS IS STRICTLY FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES!

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