Script Files
Lazlo Loohooville Revival
B-List actors, Eamon and his son, Lorcan, move to the small, depreciated town of Loohooville. Believing that they will be starring in a feature film, the two begin to discover there's something strange about this small town. From obsession over a comic book series to urban legends of a cryptid superhero. The days leading up to Halloween are stacking up with horrors and mysteries for the two.
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Brandon DelgadoWriterMiami: A Decade's Worth, I wish I knew you, Generation Sparrow Action
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Project Type:Screenplay
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Genres:Comedy, Action, Thriller, Mystery, Drama, 90s, Superhero
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Number of Pages:121
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Country of Origin:United States
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Language:English
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First-time Screenwriter:No
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Student Project:No
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New York International ScreenplayAwardsNew York
April 27, 2023
Semi-Finalist
1st generation immigrant to parents from a remote village in the Mexican plains. Brandon Delgado has had a fascination for storytelling through film since he first watched, "Her", after his first heartbreak at the age of 14! Such a well-timed, moving experience inspired him to write his first ever script, "Retrogress" at a whopping 73 pages!
Brandon Delgado is never afraid to take risks. During the 2019 COVID stock market boom, he made high risk, high reward investments which ultimately paid off, but it doesn't end there. Using more than half the money he made, Brandon Delgado proceeded to produce his first ever movie, "The Lottery", on his own, in the summer of 2020. A learning experience, to say the least.
Since then, something awakened in him, and he has been on a nonstop, almost workaholic grind, enrolling in his university's film program and going on to create 3 more films for the 2021 year, totaling 4 films in 7 months.
Lazlo Loohooville Revival is a melting pot of every trope I thought would ensure a fantastic story for modern audiences. Cryptids, superheroes, the 90s (nostalgia), Halloween, small town disappearances, conspiracies and more!
This story is meant to be an allegory to any religion, but more specifically, the outright silly ones such as Scientology. Outsiders looking into a religion like Scientology can only question how anyone can believe in this, or IF they even believe in it.
My allegory, Lazlo Loohooville Revival, is my explanation to the origins, indoctrination, history, and maintenance of such religions.
I wrote this screenplay in 3 weeks while vacationing in Mexico without any internet connection to the outside world.