A Pennsylvania State Police Detective investigates a cold case murder involving a mysterious woman with a notorious past, but his attraction to her will have consequences.

Detective,Mystery,Romance,Suspense/Thriller,Melodrama

Cat True, who saves a deputy from a biker at the bar where she works, goes hunting in the woods after her shift and stumbles upon a human skeleton holding a bouquet of fresh roses.

Cat helps rescue the wounded detective from a band of coked-up bikers led by a nasty mercenary from her past, only to face her nemesis one-on-one in a final showdown.

A rural Pennsylvania community.

No

Overcoming Monster/Villain

Twist

Extreme Violence,Nudity

Name: Cat True

Age: 40ish

Gender: Lgbt

Role: Protagonist

Key Traits: Badass,Heroic,Uneducated,Modest,Skillful,Lone Wolf,Unapologetic,Secretive

Name: Joe Sterner

Age: 40ish

Gender: Male

Role: Protagonist

Key Traits: Complex,Engaging,Heroic,Educated,Honorable,Skillful,Selfless,Unapologetic

Name: Billy Three

Age: 40ish

Gender: Male

Role: antagonist

Key Traits: Badass,Aggressive,Confident,Criminal,Decisive,Villainous,Skillful,Manipulative,Unapologetic

Name: Vernon Guise

Age: 60ish

Gender: Male

Role: sidekick

Key Traits: Faithful,Patriotic,Unapologetic,Naive,Honorable,Charming,Confident,Decisive

This screenplay is based on my novel but the character of Joe Sterner could make an interesting series where he is more catalyst than protagonist involving stories more complex than the average whodunnit.

J. Alan Hostetter is a playwright, novelist, screenwriter and poet who works in the film and video industry as a lighting technician and cameraman based in New York. His extensive credits stretch from Spielberg’s “West Side Story” and DC’s “Joker” to “Living In Oblivion” and “Myth of Fingerprints” and include DP work on “Co. K” and “the 24th day.” “Hellcat” is based on his first published novel.

Age: 18-34,35-54,55+

Target Gender: Universal

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