A helicopter shot reveals a vast, icy expanse of the Arctic
wilderness. Snow and ice stretch as far as the eye can see.
In the distance, a lone snowmobile carves a path through the
pristine snow, heading towards a remote research facility. A
U.S flag flies in wind that is picking up.
EXT. RESEARCH FACILITY - CONTINUOUS
Four figures, bundled in heavy cold-weather gear, exit a
building and step into the harsh, frigid environment.
Leading the group is DR. MARCUS LEE, a rugged man in his
fifties with a bear-like presence and a thick mustache. He is
followed by DR. FRANK SILVA, sixty-something, medical doctor.
He approaches DR. ALICE WARREN, a striking woman in her
thirties, the lead xenobiologist of the team who gets off the
snowmobile
DR. MARCUS LEE
Where is the rest of the team?
DR. ALICE WARREN
They will be here shortly. They’re
towing the object so they had to go
slow.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL, in his forties, steps forward and scans
the horizon with his binoculars.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
You should have stayed together.
There’s a storm coming in at any
moment.
DR. MARCUS LEE
How far down did you have to go to
retrieve the relic? This could be
the find of the century.
Before Warren can respond, CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL steps forward
and announces:
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Here they come.
2.
He points to the west. Everyone shades their eyes and looks
in that direction.
Five additional snowmobiles approach the research facility,
some towing trailers laden with securely strapped objects.
DR. MARCUS LEE
What else did you find?
DR. ALICE WARREN
You won't believe it. When we
tracked down the frequency
emanating from the relic, we found
objects scattered over a large
area. They obviously came from an
alien spacecraft. We also found
footprints.
DR. MARCUS LEE
An alien spacecraft. Outstanding!
The team stirs with a mix of excitement and apprehension.
DR. ALICE WARREN
We gathered up what we could,
including the relic, took photos of
the footprints, but the weather was
turning for the worse.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Footprints?
DR. ALICE WARREN
Can I get out of the cold and get
some coffee in me...then I will
tell you everything.
The approaching snowmobiles grow closer, carrying the
precious cargo of alien artifacts.Everyone gathers around the
snowmobiles trying to get a good look.
DR. FRANK SILVA
Captain, can I suggest that the
objects be placed in quarantine. We
don’t know what we are dealing
with.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Good idea doctor. Listen up,
everyone. We don't know the origin
of these items. They must be placed
in quarantine immediately.
He points to a secure area near the facility.
3.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
Take everything over there and make
sure it's secure in the containment
building.
The crew nods and begins to unload the alien artifacts,
moving them carefully to the quarantine area. As they work,
an excited ELENA GARCIA, a tech expert in her twenties, exits
the compound and rushes up to Captain Mitchell.
ELENA GARCIA
Tom, all of our comms just went
down. We can’t transmit or receive.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Did you recalibrate everything? The storm hasn't arrived yet,
so that can't be the cause. Run a diagnostic again.
ELENA GARCIA
Tom, I did, three times. It's not
our equipment. I can't explain why
nothing is working.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Alright. Everyone inside. Elena,
I'll be right with you.
He turns to Dr. Alice Warren, his expression serious.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
Listen up. No one is to move any of
the items Dr. Warren brought back
from the containment area without
my explicit permission. Understood?
The team members exchange uneasy glances but nod in
agreement. They begin to file into the research facility, the
tension palpable.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Thriller"]
Ratings
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2 -
Alien Encounter: The Briefing
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY COMMAND CENTER-DAY
Everyone enters and heads for coffee and refreshments.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
In five minutes, I want everyone in
the briefing room. No exceptions.
Garcia leans in and whispers to Dr. Warren.
ELENA GARCIA
Tom can be a real asshole
sometimes.
4.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Yeah, he means well, but his
bedside manner could use some work.
They both share a quiet laugh.
INT. BRIEFING ROOM - DAY
The large briefing room is filled with the entire research
team, all eyes on Captain Mitchell as he stands at the front.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Alright, everyone, settle down. Dr.
Warren, please explain what you and
your team discovered.
Dr. Alice Warren steps forward, cradles her coffee and takes
a deep breath before she begins.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Thank you, Captain. As you know,
Elena and I have been monitoring a
unique frequency for some time.
This frequency was emanating from
what we're labeled the relic.
She pauses, making sure everyone is following.
DR. ALICE WARREN (CONT’D)
Using the radio waves from the
relic, we traced it to a location
further east. When we arrived, we
found what appeared to be a crash
site. The scene was chaotic—debris
scattered over a vast area.
The room is silent, everyone hanging on her words.
DR. ALICE WARREN (CONT’D)
Most of the spacecraft was
obliterated, but we recovered
several intact objects along with
the relic itself. The extent of the
damage indicates a violent impact.
We also discovered footprints
leading away from the crash site,
but we lost their trail in the
falling snow.
She glances at Captain Mitchell, who nods for her to
continue.
5.
DR. ALICE WARREN (CONT’D)
Given the nature of the objects and
the relic's signal, we are
confident these are remnants of an
alien spacecraft. This discovery is
monumental, but it also demands
that we proceed with extreme
caution.
DR. MARCUS LEE
I’d like to hear more about these
footprints you found.
Dr. Warren looks at Captain Mitchell, who nods.
DR. ALICE WARREN
If you want to gather around, here
are the photos we took. I'll have
Elena enlarge them later. The
footprints measure over 13 inches,
and the stride between steps is an
astonishing 5 feet.
DR. FRANK SILVA
That is extraordinary.In all my
studies, I have never heard of a
humanoid coming close to those
dimensions.
Everyone except Captain Mitchell gathers around, and small
talk breaks out among the team members.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Thank you, Dr. Warren. This is a
major discovery, but our priority
is safety. As I said, no one is to
touch any of these items without my
direct approval.
Alright, let's get to work. We have
a lot to do, and we need to move
quickly. Dr. Warren, please lead us
to the containment building so we
can examine your findings. I want
security doubled at all access and
egress points.
The gravity of his words settles over the room.
The team murmurs in agreement, the weight of the situation
clear on their faces.
6.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
I forgot to inform you that, for
some unexplained reason, all
communications are down. Elena
conducted a thorough diagnostic on
our systems, but nothing is
working. No internet, no radios,
nothing. Normally, I would have
immediately called for a media
blackout to keep this discovery
under wraps. But not only can't I
do that, I also can't contact
headquarters to report our
findings.
He pauses, letting the gravity of the situation sink in.
The team disperses and starts to head towards the containment
building, Dr. Marcus Lee leans into Dr. Warren.
DR. MARCUS LEE
Who the hell does Captain Mitchell
think he is, telling us scientists
when and where we can examine the
relic and spacecraft debris? If
comms weren’t down, I’d contact
headquarters and file a complaint.
What an asshole.
Dr. Alice Warren looks a bit surprised by Dr. Lee's outburst
but quickly tries to smooth things over.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Marcus, I understand your
frustration. But Captain Mitchell
is just trying to ensure our safety
and manage the situation. Given the
circumstances, I think it's best we
work together and follow protocols.
Let's focus on the discoveries
we've made and the potential they
hold.
Dr. Lee takes a deep breath, nodding reluctantly.
DR. MARCUS LEE
Yeah, you're right, Alice. Let's
get to it.
The tension eases slightly as they head towards the
containment building.
7.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Thriller"]
Ratings
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3 -
The Approaching Storm
INT. CONTAINMENT BUILDING - DAY
The team enters the containment building, their footsteps
echoing in the cold, sterile environment. They walk around
various tables displaying the remains of the alien craft,
each piece more enigmatic than the last.
In the center of the room, a block of thick ice sits on a
reinforced table. Within the ice, barely visible, is a round
object labeled "RELIC" by Dr. Warren. The ice around it seems
to shimmer slightly, hinting at the mysterious power
contained within.
Everyone gathers around, eyes fixed on the relic, the air
thick with anticipation and unease.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
So, this is the relic? Looks like a
hubcap to me. (chuckles) What do
you think these strange markings
mean?
DR. ALICE WARREN
We’re not sure yet. Elena and I
have tried to penetrate the ice for
a better view, but we decided it’s
safer to let it thaw naturally to
avoid any damage. By tomorrow, the
ice should have melted
significantly, and we’ll be able to
see the markings more clearly.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Elena, does any of our working
equipment tell us more about the
storm’s approach?
ELENA GARCIA
All I can tell you is that the
temperature has dropped
significantly in the past hour, and
the winds have really picked up.
I’d say within the next hour, we’ll
be hit.
She starts to cough.
Captain Mitchell glances Elena and at his watch.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Dr. Silva, please check out Elena.
Sounds like a nasty cough to me.
Let's adjourn to the dining room
and get a hot meal.
(MORE)
8.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
Tomorrow, we can dive deeper into
the mystery of the items in the
containment building. For me, I
need a hot shower.
Captain Mitchell leaves the containment building but a few
stay behind for one last look at the items before leaving Dr.
Warren alone.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Mystery","Thriller"]
Ratings
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4 -
Ghostly Warning and Intimate Moment
INT. CONTAINMENT BUILDING - NIGHT
Dr. Alice Warren lingers, her eyes fixed on the relic encased
in ice. The room is quiet, the air thick with anticipation
and unease.
Suddenly, she hears a faint whisper.
VOICE (O.S.)
Alice...
Dr. Warren turns, her heart pounding. Standing before her is
the ghostly figure of her deceased father, his eyes filled
with urgency.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Dad? How...how is this possible?
HER FATHER
Alice, you need to leave this
place. It's not safe.
Dr. Warren blinks, trying to comprehend what she’s seeing.
The apparition of her father begins to decay, his flesh
rotting away, revealing bones and decay until he vanishes
completely.
She gasps, stumbling back, her breath coming in rapid,
shallow bursts.
DR. ALICE WARREN (WHISPERING)
What just happened?
She shakes her head, trying to clear her mind, but the image
of her decaying father lingers.
DR. ALICE WARREN (TO HERSELF) (CONT’D)
I need to get some rest.
With a final glance at the relic, she leaves the containment
building, the unsettling experience weighing heavily on her
mind.
9.
INT. CAPTAIN MITCHELL’S SHOWER - NIGHT
Captain Mitchell is showering, the hot water cascading over
his shoulders. He is unaware that Dr. Warren has entered his
quarters. She quietly undresses and slides open the curtain,
surprising Mitchell.
He turns, a smile spreading across his face.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Well, this is a surprise.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Thought you might need some
company. After all, it's been a
long day.
She steps into the shower, the steam enveloping them both.
They stand close, the water mixing with their words.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
You know, this alien find... it's
incredible. But it worries me too.
DR. ALICE WARREN
I know. It's like nothing we've
ever seen. But right now, I don't
want to think about that.
She leans in, her hand tracing the outline of his jaw.
Mitchell’s eyes soften, and he pulls her closer.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Maybe you're right. We deserve a
break.
Their lips meet, the kiss deepening as the water continues to
pour over them. They explore each other, the tension of the
day melting away in their embrace. The chemistry between them
ignites, leading to an intimate moment shared in the warmth
of the shower.
As they pull back slightly, Mitchell looks into her eyes, his
expression serious yet tender.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
We'll figure it out, Alice.
Together.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Yes, together.
10.
They continue their intimate connection, the outside world
and its mysteries momentarily forgotten as they lose
themselves in each other.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Romance","Thriller"]
Ratings
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5 -
The Calling
INT. CONTAINMENT BUILDING - MORNING
Dr. Warren and Elena, dressed in white lab coats, stand over
the now completely thawed relic. Various scientific
instruments are attached to the mysterious object, their
monitors flickering erratically.
ELENA GARCIA
I’m picking up unusual energy
readings. This thing is active.
Dr. Warren leans in closer, her breath visible in the frigid
air of the containment building. The relic emits a deep,
resonating pulse, the lights flickering ominously. Dr.
Warren's vision blurs, and she stumbles, a cold sweat
breaking out on her forehead.
Her surroundings shift. The air grows colder, and a sinister
presence fills the room. She sees her late husband, Danny,
standing at the lab’s entrance, his face twisted into a
grotesque smile.
DANNY
Alice, you need to leave this
place. Now.
His voice is distorted, echoing unnaturally. His flesh begins
to decay before her eyes, maggots crawling out of his rotting
skin. The sight is horrifying, and Dr. Warren feels a scream
rising in her throat.
Suddenly, she's jolted back to reality by Elena shaking her
arm, her face etched with fear.
ELENA GARCIA
Dr. Warren! Alice! Are you okay?
Dr. Warren gasps, her heart pounding. She steadies herself,
eyes darting to the relic as it pulses again, casting eerie,
shifting shadows that seem to move of their own accord.
DR. ALICE WARREN
I... I saw Danny. My husband. He
was here. He told me to leave. You
didn’t see him?
Elena’s eyes widen, the color draining from her face. The
relic’s pulsing grows more intense, and the instruments
around them start to glitch, emitting a high-pitched whine.
11.
ELENA GARCIA
No, I didn’t see anything. We need
to get out of here. Now.
The room grows darker, the shadows deepening as a sense of
impending doom envelops them. The relic pulses once more,
sending a shockwave through the building, causing the lights
to flicker violently.
They both scramble towards the exit, the containment building
now filled with an overwhelming, malevolent energy that
threatens to consume everything within its walls. The door
will not open.
ELENA
(scared) What is going on.
She and Dr. Warren pound on the door.
DR. WARREN
(shaking his head)
It's worse than we thought, Elena.
The frequency... it's not just a
signal. It's a call.
ELENA
(a beat, then tense)
A call? To what?
DR. WARREN
(sighing deeply)
To something out there. Something
that might be coming here.
Elena’s eyes widen in fear. She glances at the relic, then
back at Dr. Warren.
ELENA
We need to tell Captain Mitchell.
Now.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Horror","Thriller"]
Ratings
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6 -
Containment Breach
INT. CONTAINMENT BUILDING - CONTROL ROOM - MORNING
Captain Mitchell is monitoring the security feeds sees Elena
and Dr. Warren pounding on the exit door of the containment
room. He turns on the audio to the room.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL (V.O.)
What's going on there?
12.
ELENA
We need to get out of here.
Captain, we have a serious problem.
The relic... it's not just emitting
a frequency. It's sending a call.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL (V.O.)
A call? To what?
DR. WARREN
(speaking quickly)
We don’t know yet, but it’s
possible that whatever it’s calling
could be dangerous. We can’t take
any risks.
Captain Mitchell pauses, considering the gravity of the
situation. He turns to his COMMUNICATION OFFICER.
CAPT. MITCHELL
(into the intercom)
Attention all personnel. We are
initiating a full lockdown of the
containment building. No one in or
out until further notice. Security
team to the containment building.
Dr. Warren and Elena are trapped
inside.
COMMUNICATION OFFICER (V.O.)
(acknowledging)
Yes, sir. Lockdown initiated.
Alarms blare as the containment building door is forced open.
Captain Mitchell quickly approaches Elena and Dr. Warren.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
Are you two okay?
Elena and Dr. Warren nod, their faces reflecting the weight
of the situation.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(excited)The relic somehow trapped
us inside.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
Calm down. It's just a hunk of
metal. How could it force the door
shut?
13.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Tom, this thing is evil. I don’t
understand how, but it manipulated
the door shut. And I've just
experienced my second
hallucination.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Hallucinations? Why haven’t you
told me about this before?
DR. ALICE WARREN
(frustrated)
Because every time we bring up our
concerns, you dismiss them. This
isn't just about strange readings
or unexplained phenomena. This
relic is affecting us, and we need
to take it seriously before someone
gets hurt.
Elena nods in agreement, her face serious.
ELENA
She's right, Captain. We need to
figure out what we're dealing with,
and we need your support to do it.
Captain Mitchell looks between them, seeing the genuine fear
and frustration in their eyes. He takes a deep breath, his
expression softening slightly.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
Alright. First, Alice, you are off
to sick bay. I want Dr. Frank to
check you out. Next, we'll take
every precaution necessary. Let's
figure this out together.
Dr. Warren and Elena exchange relieved glances, the weight of
the situation still heavy but shared.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Thriller","Drama"]
Ratings
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7 -
The Whispering Relic
INT. CONTAINMENT BUILDING - BRIEFING ROOM - NIGHT
The room is dimly lit, the air thick with tension. CAPTAIN
MITCHELL stands at the head of a long table, looking haggard
and uncertain. Around him sit DR. WARREN, DR. CARTER,
LIEUTENANT SMITH, and several other TEAM MEMBERS. The relic
is securely locked in a containment chamber nearby, emitting
a faint, eerie glow.
14.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(raising his voice)
Alright, everyone, listen up. We’re
in uncharted territory here.
That... thing is locked down, but
it’s clear we don’t fully
understand what we’re dealing with.
I need everyone to report on what
they’ve experienced so far.
DR. WARREN
(pale, but composed)
I’ve had hallucinations. My
deceased father and husband
appeared to me, warning us to
leave. I’ve also noticed a
significant drop in temperature
around the relic.
Captain Mitchell looks at Dr. Silva hoping for him to chime
in.
DR. FRANK SILVA
Alice is fine. I think the
hallucinations are due to stress.
ELENA GARCIA
(interjecting)
And the weather... it’s getting
worse. We’re completely cut off. No
communication, no way out. We’re
trapped here. It’s as if the relic
is trying to isolate us and it has
done a good job of accomplishing
that.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(grimly)
Has anyone else experienced
hallucinations.
No one said yes.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
We need a plan. First, we need to
ensure everyone’s safety. Dr.
Warren, can we move the relic
further away from the living
quarters? Perhaps dig a hole and
place it back in the ice.
15.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(nodding)
I’ll see to it, but we need to be
careful. Prolonged exposure might
start affecting us all.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(sighing)
Alright. You and I will move it to
the far end of the facility
outside. Everyone else, stay in
pairs. No one goes anywhere alone.
If you experience anything unusual,
report it immediately.
Suddenly, the lights flicker and a low, ominous hum fills the
room. Everyone tenses, eyes darting around nervously.
TEAM MEMBER #1
(frightened)
What the hell is that?
DR. WARREN
(alarmed)
It’s the relic. It’s... reacting.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(firmly)
Stay calm. We need to move it now.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Thriller","Horror"]
Ratings
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8 -
The Shadow in the Containment Building
EXT/INT. MAIN COMPOUND TO OUTSIDE-NIGHT
With flashlights in hand Capt. Mitchell and Dr. Warren head
towards the containment building as the other teams members
look from various windows. The wind is howling and they have
to hang on to ropes between the two buildings.
INT. CONTAINMENT BUILDING - CORRIDOR - NIGHT
Captain Mitchell, Dr. Warren reach the containment building.
The hum grows louder, more insistent, and shadows flicker at
the edges of their vision.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(struggling to focus)
Do you feel that? It’s like... it’s
trying to get inside my head.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(gritting his teeth)
Just keep moving. We need to get
this thing as far away as possible.
16.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Don’t you feel it?
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
No. For some reason it is focused
on you, but we don’t have time to
worry about that now. We need to
get this thing outside.
They secure the relic in a bag and head towards the exit
door.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
Here, let me carry it
since it is not going
after me.
They start for the exit door. As Captain Mitchell opens it,
the door slams shut. He tries to open it
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
It must be the storm. You’ll need
to hold the relic so I can force it
open.
As he turns to hand the relic to Dr. Warren, the both see a
distorted, shadowy figure standing there, eyes glowing with
an unnatural light.
SHADOWY FIGURE
(whispering in a chilling
voice)
You cannot escape us. This place is
ours now.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(terrified)
What is that? Is it real?
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(stepping forward)
Back away slowly.
He pulls out his service weapon and fires two shots into the
figure while trying to retreat. The figure lunges forward,
dissolving into a swarm of dark, spectral forms that envelop
the corridor. Screams echo as the shadows pass through them,
leaving icy, burning pain in their wake. The brush themselves
off while Dr. Warren screams. Captain Mitchell rushes to hold
her. The Ice Phantom is gone. Capt. Mitchell grabs the
relics and forces the door open.
17.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(Smiles)Well, at least you are no
longer the only one seeing
hallucinations.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Horror","Thriller"]
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9 -
Buried Secrets, Unseen Threats
EXT. CONTAINMENT BUILDING - NIGHT
Captain Mitchell and Dr. Warren struggle through the
worsening weather, carrying the relic. They find a spot a
short distance from the building and start digging
frantically.
DR. WARREN
(shivering)
Hurry, we don’t have much time.
They bury the relic, covering it with as much snow and ice as
they can. The eerie glow fades as they finish.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(panting)
Let’s get back inside.
INT. MAIN RESEARCH BUILDING - BRIEFING ROOM - NIGHT
The team regroups in the main research building, huddled
around a table. Captain Mitchell and Dr. Warren, covered in
snow and visibly shaken, recount the events.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(concerned)
Did burying it work?
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(tired, but resolute)
For now. But we’re not out of the
woods yet. We need to figure out
what we’re dealing with and how to
stop it permanently.
DR. MARCUS LEE
And where the creature who made
those footprints ended up.
DR. WARREN
(nodding)
The relic seems to be connected to
these... entities. We need to study
it further, but from a safe
distance. Maybe there’s something
in our data that can help us
understand its origin and purpose.
18.
ELENA GARCIA
What do you mean entities.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
I experienced a hallucination at
the same time as Dr. Warren. I
fired several rounds into it but
the phantom or whatever it was,
disappeared.
TEAM MEMBER #2
And if those things come back, we
need to be prepared. We’ll set up a
perimeter and keep watch in shifts.
TEAM MEMBER #1
(voice shaking)
What if burying it just made things
worse?
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(steadfast)
We’ll deal with it as it comes.
Right now, we need to stay calm,
stay together, and stay vigilant.
This isn’t over, but we’re not
giving up.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Thriller","Horror"]
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10 -
The Relic's Grip
INT. MAIN RESEARCH BUILDING - NIGHT
From the safety of the main research building, the team can
see a faint glow coming from beneath the ice where the relic
is buried. A low, pulsing sound resonates through the walls,
sending chills down their spines.
DR. WARREN
(concerned)
Do you hear that? The relic... it’s
still active.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(uneasy)
Stay focused. We need answers, and
fast. Keep monitoring the area and
report any changes immediately.
Gather your weapons and lets meet
in the cafeteria. We need to eat
and build up our strength.
The team disperses, gathering weapons and equipment,
preparing for the unknown horrors that lie ahead. The wind
howls outside, carrying with it the whispers of the unseen
entities, a reminder that the nightmare is far from over.
19.
INT. MAIN RESEARCH BUILDING - CAFETERIA - NIGHT
Most of the team gathers in the cafeteria, armed and on edge.
Captain Mitchell stands at the head of the table, trying to
project calm and authority.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
Alright, everyone. We need to piece
together how this all started.
Maybe understanding the sequence of
events will give us some clues on
how to deal with this.
DR. WARREN
(nodding)
We should start from the beginning.
Elena, you first noticed the radio
waves, right?
ELENA GARCIA
(taking a deep breath)
Yes. About two weeks ago, I picked
up an unusual frequency on the
radio. It was faint, but it was
there. I tracked it to the north,
towards the glacier.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(leaning forward)
And that’s when we decided to
investigate. We thought it might be
a natural phenomenon, or at least
something explainable.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(interjecting)
We took the snowcats and followed
the signal. The further we went,
the stronger the signal became.
Until we found the tracks in the
snow.
TEAM MEMBER #2
(nodding)
Yeah, those tracks... they weren’t
human. Too big, too deep. And they
led us to that impact site.
DR. WARREN
(continuing)
The remains of the alien ship were
scattered across the ice.
(MORE)
20.
DR. WARREN (CONT’D)
It was clear that it had been there
for a long time, buried under the
snow. That’s when we found the
relic and noticed footprints
leading around from the crash site.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(frowning)
I remember touching the block of
ice trying to get a better look at
the object. The moment I did, I
felt... something. Like a surge of
energy. The hallucinations started
once I got back here.
TEAM MEMBER #1
(interrupting)
But why didn’t the relic affect us
right after the crash? And, why
does it create hallucinations to
just you and Captain Mitchell
DR. CARTER
(thoughtful)
All good questions.
Maybe the relic was dormant until
we disturbed it. Or maybe it’s
reacting to our presence, feeding
off our fear and emotions.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(resolute)
Whatever the case, we need to
figure out how to neutralize it.
Understanding its origin and
purpose is our best shot. We need
to keep our heads and work
together.
DR. WARREN
(nodding)
Agreed. We should go through our
data, see if there’s anything we
missed. Any patterns or clues that
could help us.
ELENA GARCIA
(standing up)
I’ll start analyzing the radio
waves again. Maybe there’s
something in the signal that we
overlooked.
21.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
Good. The rest of you, keep a close
watch. Report any changes, no
matter how small. And stay armed.
We don’t know what else might be
out there.
DR. MARCUS LEE
I'd like to make an additional
proposal. We need to re-examine the
crash site after the storm.
Hopefully, some of the craft will
still be visible, and we can
attempt to determine the direction
the occupant took.
Everyone glances at each other and then focuses on Captain
Mitchell.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Let's table that idea until we get
through this storm.
The team disperses, each member taking on their assigned
tasks. The atmosphere is tense, but there’s a renewed sense
of purpose. Outside, the glow beneath the ice pulses
ominously, a constant reminder of the lurking danger.
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11 -
Race Against the Storm
INT. DINING AREA-MORNING
The next morning dawns uneventfully. Captain Mitchell
addresses the team.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
I've considered Dr. Lee's motion to
reinvestigate the crash site. Elena
has reported that we will have a
four-hour window of opportunity
with the storm, but we must return
quickly before the main thrust hits
us.
The team nods in agreement and prepares to head out.
EXT. CRASH SITE-DAY
As they approach the crash site, the wind picks up, howling
through the trees, and visibility starts to decrease. The
snow crunches under their boots, creating an eerie silence
between gusts of wind.
22.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Stay close, everyone. We don't have
much time.
At the crash site, they find very little due to the fallen
snow. No footprints are visible, but Dr. Warren points in the
direction where she last saw them.
DR. ALICE WARREN
This is where the footprints were
last visible before the snow
covered them.
Suddenly, a distant noise catches their attention, sounding
like metal scraping against metal. The team freezes,
exchanging worried glances.
DR. LEE
Did you hear that?
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Stay alert. It could be anything.
The wind intensifies, and the sound grows louder, echoing
through the snowy landscape. They inch forward cautiously,
hearts pounding.
DR. LEE
We should keep going. There might
be more clues just ahead.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Dr. Lee, we have to stick to the
plan. The storm window is closing
fast.
Reluctantly, they start to retreat, the mysterious noise
still lingering in the air.
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["Science Fiction","Thriller","Mystery"]
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12 -
Storm of Terror
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY-DAY
As they return to the research facility, Dr. Lee is visibly
upset, wanting to continue further in the direction of the
former footprints.
DR. LEE
We should have gone further. We
might have found something
important.
23.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
I understand your frustration, Dr.
Lee, but we can't risk getting
caught in the storm. We’ll reassess
our approach once it passes.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Captain's right. Safety first.
We'll get another chance.
DR. LEE
I just hope we don't miss something
crucial.
INT.RESEARCH FACILITY-LATE AFTERNOON
The team is back at the research facility. The wind howls
outside, and the storm intensifies.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Alright, everyone, stay vigilant.
The storm is getting worse, and we
need to be prepared for anything.
The team nods and disperses. The scene shifts to the
containment building where two security team members,
JENKINS, twenty-something, black, and DAVIS, twenty-
something, Asian, stand guard at an access point.
INT.–CONTAINMENT BUILDING- Night
Jenkins peers out into the swirling snow. He shouts to Davis.
JENKINS
I hate this weather. Gives me the
creeps.
DAVIS
Just stay focused. Captain wants us
on high alert.
Suddenly, a loud thud is heard against the side of the
building. Both guards jump, exchanging wary glances.
JENKINS
Did you hear that?
DAVIS
Yeah, stay sharp.
Another thud, louder this time, followed by the sound of
scraping metal. Jenkins raises his flashlight, pointing it
towards the noise.
24.
JENKINS
What the hell is that?
Before Davis can respond, a massive shadow looms outside the
window. The glass shatters, and a grotesque, otherworldly
creature bursts through, snarling. It stands over 10 feet
tall, solid and menacing, with eyes glowing a fiery red. Its
skin is a sickly gray, covered in jagged scales and oozing
sores. Long, sharp claws extend from its gnarled hands, and
its mouth is filled with rows of needle-like teeth.
DAVIS
Jenkins, get back!
The creature lunges at Jenkins, who tries to raise his
weapon, but it’s too late. The creature's claws slash through
him, and he falls to the ground, lifeless. Davis fires his
weapon, but the creature barely flinches.
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13 -
The Creature Awakens
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY COMMAND CENTER-NIGHT
An alarm blares, and red lights flash throughout the
facility. Captain Mitchell and the others rush towards the
containment building.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
What’s happening? Report!
DR. ALICE WARREN
It’s the creature! It’s here!In the
containment building
As they reach the containment building, they find Davis,
badly wounded, struggling to keep the creature at bay. The
creature turns its attention towards them, eyes glowing
menacingly.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Fall back! Secure the area!
The team retreats, but the creature slashes at Davis,
dragging him through the broken window. His screams echo as
the team looks on in horror.
DR. LEE
We have to stop it! We can’t let it
get to the relic!
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
That’s the last of our concerns.
Everyone, grab what you can. We
need to contain it before it
reaches the main facility!
25.
INT – RESEARCH FACILITY- COMMAND CENTER, NIGHT
The team regroups, breathing heavily.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
We need to come up with a plan.
That thing is after the relic. If
it gets inside, we’re all dead.
DR. ALICE WARREN
We have to lure it away from the
building. Maybe we can trap it
somehow.
DR. LEE
But how? It’s too strong and fast.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
We’ll use the emergency lockdown
system. Seal off sections of the
facility to contain its movements.
Dr. Warren, get to the secondary
control room and start the lockdown
sequence. The rest of us will try
to distract it.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Got it. Be careful, everyone.
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14 -
Containment and Counterattack
INT.– CONTAINMENT BUILDING-NIGHT
The team splits up, nerves on edge. As they approach the
creature, it roars, a bone-chilling sound that reverberates
through the building. Captain Mitchell fires a shot to get
its attention.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Hey! Over here, you ugly bastard!
The creature turns, snarling, and charges towards them. Dr.
Lee and the others throw objects and fire weapons to distract
it, drawing it away from the containment building.
DR. LEE
It’s working! Keep moving!
INT – CONTROL ROOM-NIGHT
Dr. Warren frantically types at the control panel, initiating
the lockdown sequence. Metal shutters begin to descend,
sectioning off parts of the facility.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Come on, come on...
26.
INT. SECTION OF CONTAINMENT BUILDING-NIGHT
The creature crashes into a sealed-off section, trapped
temporarily. It thrashes violently, trying to break free.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
We’ve got it contained for now, but
we need a permanent solution.
DR. LEE
We have to find a way to neutralize
it. Maybe something in the relic
can help us understand its
weaknesses.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Alright, let's regroup and figure
out our next move. I have an
idea.Stay alert.
INT. – RESEARCH FACILITY COMMAND CENTER-NIGHT
The team is huddled in the command center, catching their
breath. The containment building’s metal shutters hold, but
the creature’s roars and thrashing echo ominously as seen on
a video monitor.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
Alright, we’ve got it contained for
now, but we need a way to
neutralize it permanently.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Its resilience is unlike anything
we’ve seen. Bullets barely slow it
down.
DR. LEE
We need to find its weakness, and
fast.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Maybe we’re approaching this the
wrong way. Bullets aren’t working,
but what about electricity?
DR. FRANK SILVA
Electricity? You think it could be
vulnerable to high voltage?
27.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
It’s worth a shot. A creature like
that, with its biological makeup,
might not handle an electrical
current well. We have tasers and
the electrical equipment in the
lab. We can rig something up.
DR. FRANK SILVA
It’s risky, but we don’t have many
options. If we can incapacitate it
long enough, maybe we can find a
more permanent solution.
TEAM MEMBER #2
I’ll need access to the lab’s power
grid. We can rig some high-voltage
conductors to act as makeshift
weapons.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Good. Everyone, listen up. Dr.
Warren and I will work on the
electrical setup. The rest of you,
gather any tasers, stun guns, and
high-voltage equipment you can
find. We need to move fast before
it breaks through.
The team nods and springs into action, gathering equipment
and heading to the lab.
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15 -
Containment Breach
INT. – LAB - NIGHT
Dr. Warren and Captain Mitchell work quickly, setting up
makeshift electrical weapons and connecting them to portable
power sources.
DR. ALICE WARREN
We’ll need to get close enough to
use these. The risk is high, but
it’s our best chance.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
I know. We’ll coordinate our attack
and hit it with everything we’ve
got.
INT – CONTAINMENT BUILDING-NIGHT
The team, armed with the newly rigged electrical weapons,
approaches the containment building. The creature continues
to thrash and roar inside.
28.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
Alright, on my signal. We’ll hit it
from all sides. Be ready.
The team positions themselves around the containment
building’s entrance.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
Now!
They burst in, weapons ready. The creature turns, snarling,
eyes glowing with rage.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
Hit it with everything you’ve got!
The team unleashes a barrage of electrical currents. The
creature screeches in pain, convulsing as the electricity
courses through its body.
DR. LEE
It’s working! Keep going!
The creature thrashes wildly but begins to weaken, its
movements becoming sluggish.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Don’t let up! We’re almost there!
Finally, the creature collapses, incapacitated by the
electrical assault. The team stands back, breathing heavily,
the air filled with the smell of ozone.
DR. ALICE WARREN
We did it. It’s down, but we need
to act fast. This might not last
long.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Secure it and get ready for phase
two. We need to figure out how to
contain it permanently before it
regains strength.
Dr. Silva approaches the creature as the team celebrates,
exchanging relieved smiles, a low growl rumbles from the
creature. Its eyes snap open, glowing fiercely.
DR. SILVA
Oh no, it’s waking up!
Before anyone can react, the creature surges to its feet,
roaring in fury. It smashes through a nearby window with
terrifying strength, shards of glass flying everywhere.
29.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
It’s escaping! After it!
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16 -
Containment or Destruction: A Debate Under Pressure
EXT. OUTSIDE OF CONTAINMENT BUILDING-NIGHT
The team scrambles to chase the creature as it disappears
into the darkness, its roars echoing through the night. The
storm rages on, making the pursuit even more perilous.
DR. ALICE WARREN
We can’t let it get away. Who knows
what it’ll do out there!
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
No! Wait. Everyone needs to return
to the facility. If we try to track
it down in the blizzard, we’re
playing into its hands. Back to the
facility now!
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY DINING ROOM – NIGHT
Everyone glances at each other, fear evident in their eyes.
Captain Mitchell senses the tension and breaks the silence.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Well, we kicked its ass for a
little while.
Everyone nervously laughs.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
We need to get a hot meal in us and
come up with a different strategy.
What do you all say?
Without waiting for an answer, everyone begins making
themselves something to eat and drink.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY DINING ROOM – NIGHT
Everyone is gathered in the dining room, eating and trying to
regain their strength. The atmosphere is tense but calm. Dr.
Lee approaches Dr. Alice Warren, who is sitting alone at a
table, deep in thought.
DR. LEE
Alice, can I talk to you for a
second?
30.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Sure, Marcus. What’s on your mind?
DR. LEE
I can't help but feel that we’re
missing out on a great opportunity
here.
DR. ALICE WARREN
What do you mean?
DR. LEE
You’re a xenobiologist. This
creature is unlike anything we’ve
ever encountered. We should be
trying to capture it, study it,
understand its biology and origins.
DR. ALICE WARREN
I understand that, Marcus. But it’s
dangerous. It already killed
Jenkins and wounded Davis. We can’t
risk any more lives.
DR. LEE
I know it’s risky, but think about
the potential discoveries. This
could change everything we know
about extraterrestrial life. Isn’t
that worth the risk?
DR. ALICE WARREN
Of course, it’s worth it. But we
need to be smart about it. We can’t
just rush in blindly.
DR. LEE
I’m not suggesting we be reckless.
But we have to consider the bigger
picture. This creature could hold
the key to so many questions we’ve
had for years. And you, of all
people, should be leading that
charge.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(angrily)
Marcus, it’s not just about the
science. This thing has already
killed one of our team members. We
can’t afford to lose anyone else.
It has to be destroyed.
31.
DR. LEE
But Alice, think of what we could
learn. We owe it to ourselves and
to science to at least try to
capture it.
DR. ALICE WARREN
And risk more lives? No, Marcus. My
responsibility is to this team. We
destroy it, and we ensure everyone
here stays alive.
DR. LEE
This is a once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity. We might never get
another chance like this.
DR. ALICE WARREN
I get that, but we’re not equipped
to handle this safely. The priority
is to protect everyone here. That
means neutralizing the threat.
DR. LEE
I can’t believe you’re saying this.
DR. ALICE WARREN
I don’t like it any more than you
do, but it’s the reality we’re
facing.
Dr. Warren and Dr. Lee approach Captain Mitchell, who is
discussing the next steps with the team.
DR. ALICE WARREN (CONT’D)
Captain, we need to talk. Lee and I
have been discussing our next move.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
I’m listening.
DR. LEE
We should try to capture the
creature. The scientific
implications are too great to
ignore.
DR. ALICE WARREN
No, Captain. This thing has already
killed one of our team members.
It’s too dangerous. We need to
destroy it before it kills again.
32.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
I understand both sides, but we
can’t afford to lose any more
people. Safety comes first. We need
to find a way to neutralize this
creature once and for all.
DR. LEE
This is a mistake. We’re letting
fear dictate our actions.
DR. ALICE WARREN
We’re letting common sense and
survival dictate our actions. It
has to be done.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Listen up, everyone. What we have
learned so far is that the creature
is only stunned when we use
conventional weapons on it. When we
hit it with electricity, that
seemed to temporarily incapacitate
it, but it quickly revived.
Frankly, I’m out of ideas.
He glances around the room, hoping to receive some input.
DR. ALICE WARREN
We need to think outside the box.
Maybe there’s something we haven’t
tried yet.
DR. LEE
What about using higher voltage?
Something more powerful than what
we’ve used so far? Enough to really
knock it out.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
That could work, but we need to be
sure we can handle it safely. Any
other ideas?
DR. ALICE WARREN
We could try a combination of
methods. Hit it with high voltage
and then contain it somehow.
TEAM MEMBER #2
What about good old fire?
A buzz breaks out among the team members as they consider the
suggestion.
33.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Fire? It could work. Many creatures
have vulnerabilities to high heat.
We haven’t tried that yet.
DR. MARCUS LEE
It’s a possibility. But how do we
control it without burning down the
facility?
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
We could use portable flamethrowers
or set a controlled fire trap. We
need to think of a way to direct
the fire at the creature without
endangering ourselves or the
structure.
DR. LEE
Maybe we can lure it into an area
where we’ve set up controlled burn
points. Use barriers to contain the
fire to that specific area.
DR. ALICE WARREN
It’s risky, but it might be our
best shot. We’ll need to be precise
and ensure we have fire suppression
ready in case it gets out of hand.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Alright, let’s gather all the fire-
based equipment we have and start
planning this out. We’ll set up a
trap and lure the creature in. But
remember, safety first. If anything
goes wrong, we switch to Plan B and
destroy it by any means necessary.
The team nods in agreement, feeling a renewed sense of
determination as they begin to strategize their next move.
Elena begins showing symptoms of the flu: coughing, runny
nose, fever.
DR. FRANK SILVA
Elena, come with me to sick bay.
34.
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17 -
Under Siege: The Creature's Hunger
INT. SICK BAY-NIGHT-NIGHT
DR. FRANK SILVA
Sit here Elena and unbutton your
blouse. How long have you had this
cough?
ELENA GARCIA
A few days I guess. I wasn’t
keeping track of it. The cough
keeps me awake at night.
Dr. Silva places his stethoscope on various parts of Elena’s
chest. She coughs a few times. He examines her throat and
comes to a prognosis.
DR. FRANK SILVA
I think young lady, you have a bout
of the flu. No more venturing
outside unless you want to develop
pneumonia. Rest, stay warm, and get
some soup in the kitchen. Also
drink a lot of liquids. Got it?
ELENA GARCIA
Yes Doctor.
She buttons up her blouse and heads out of sick bay.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY HALLWAY – NIGHT
The creature attacks again, bursting through a wall. The
team, armed with flamethrowers, moves into position.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Everyone ready? On my signal!
The creature roars and charges towards them.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
Now!
The team unleashes a wall of fire, directing the flames at
the creature. It screeches in pain and thrashes about.
DR. LEE
It’s working! Keep it up!
The creature is temporarily contained, but it shows signs of
resilience, slowly pushing through the flames.
35.
DR. ALICE WARREN
It’s getting through! We need to
fall back!
The creature breaks free and escapes through the hole in the
wall he entered from into the darkness once more, leaving the
team frustrated but undeterred.
DR. LEE
Why do you think it continues to
return? If it’s picking up signals
from the relic, why wouldn’t it be
outside digging it up?
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
I wish I had answers for you
doctor, but I don’t.
DR. ALICE WARREN
I think it is coming back here
because we are its food source. I’m
not sure yet why it is not
searching for the relic.
Elena continues to sneeze, wiping her nose and coughing. Dr.
Silva turns to her.
DR. FRANK SILVA
Wish I could give you something but
it’s a virus.
TEAM MEMBER #3
Maybe it’s not just the relic or
us. What if it’s attracted to the
energy we’re generating. All our
equipment, the containment field-it
could be drawing it in.
DR. FRANK SILVA
That’s a good point. Many creatures
are attracted to certain energy
frequencies. The relic might have
started it, but our own energy
output could be keeping it here.
DR. MARCUS LEE
And if it’s after energy, that
could explain why t seems to be
getting stronger. It’s feeding off
our power sources.
36.
DR. ALICE WARREN
But why attack us directly? If it’s
just after energy, why not go
straight for the generators?
TEAM MEMBER #4
It could be territorial. We’re in
its perceived domain, and it’s
trying to eliminate us as threats.
DR. MARCUS LEE
Or it might see us as an easy
energy source. If it consumes
biological energy as well, we could
be a dual-purpose target - both
food and energy.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
So, we have a creature that’s drawn
to both biological and electronic
energy. We need to figure out how
to cut off its access to these
sources without compromising our
safety.
DR. MARCUS LEE
Maybe we should consider shutting
down some of our non-essential
systems. Reduce our energy
footprint and see if that has any
effect.
DR. ALICE WARREN
That’s a start, but we also need to
prepare for its return. We can’t
rely on cutting off its energy
alone. We need to be ready to
neutralize it when it comes back.
TEAM MEMBER #3
I’ll start re-routing power to
essential systems only. If we can
make this place less attractive,
maybe we can buy some time.
TEAM MEMBER #4
And I’ll check our generator
defenses. If it tries to go for our
power, we need to be ready to
protect those sources.
37.
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18 -
Hallucination and Chaos
INT. MAIN RESEARCH BUILDING - NIGHT
The team is tense, huddled around a table, weapons at the
ready. The atmosphere is heavy with fear and uncertainty. Dr.
Warren and Dr. Silva are discussing the next steps.
DR. WARREN
We need to figure out what's
causing these hallucinations. The
relic must be emitting some kind of
frequency that's affecting our
minds.
Suddenly, TEAM MEMBER #2 starts looking around frantically.
TEAM MEMBER #2
(shouting) Look out. It’s coming!
He pulls out his weapon and fires several shots wildly,
nearly hitting Dr. Warren and Dr. Silva. The sound of gunfire
echoes through the room, causing everyone to jump and grab
their weapons.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Stop firing! Holster your weapon!
DR. SILVA
(to Team Member #2) What the hell
are you doing? There's nothing
there!
Team Member #2 lowers his weapon, breathing heavily, eyes
wide with fear.
TEAM MEMBER #2
I... I saw it. It was right there.
DR. WARREN
This is exactly what I'm talking
about. The relic is buried out
there in the snow, but it's still
affecting us. We need to contain
this before someone gets seriously
hurt.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Everyone, listen up. We need to
stay calm and stick together. No
more shooting unless there's a
clear threat. Understood?
The team nods, visibly shaken but trying to regain their
composure.
38.
DR. WARREN
We need to run more tests, but
first, we have to secure the area.
The hallucinations are only going
to get worse if we don't find a way
to shield ourselves from the
relic's influence.
DR. SILVA
We can set up a perimeter and use
the equipment we have to monitor
for any unusual frequencies. Maybe
we can find a way to block it.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Alright, let's move. Stay alert and
keep your wits about you. We'll get
through this.
The team begins to mobilize, checking their gear and
preparing to head out into the frigid night. The tension is
palpable as they step out of the relative safety of the
building and into the dark, snow-covered landscape.
Dr. Silva walks over to Elena.
DR. FRANK SILVA
You are not going outside Elena.
He touches her forehead.
DR. FRANK SILVA (CONT’D)
Your fever is higher.
ELENA GARCIA
I can’t stay in my quarters. What
if the creature gets in?
DR. FRANK SILVA
You need to rest, but I understand.
Stay with the others until we
return.
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19 -
Blizzard Ambush
EXT. ARCTIC RESEARCH STATION - NIGHT
The wind howls as Dr. Lee, Dr. Warren, Captain Mitchell, and
two security members, step outside into the frigid night. The
snow crunches under their boots, visibility low in the
swirling snowstorm. They move with purpose, knowing the
danger that lurks in the darkness.
39.
DR. LEE
(Shouting over the wind) We need to
move quickly. The longer we're out
here, the more vulnerable we are.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
Stay alert and keep your weapons
ready. We don’t know where that
thing is.
They reach the spot where they buried the relic. The team
forms a defensive perimeter while Dr. Warren and Dr. Lee
start digging, shoveling snow with frantic urgency.
DR. WARREN
(cautiously) We have to be careful.
If the relic is affecting us, we
need to minimize exposure.
DR. LEE
(determined) Almost there. Just a
little more.
Finally, they uncover the relic, its ominous glow piercing
through the snow. Dr. Warren and Dr. Lee carefully lift it
out, wrapping it in a protective cover.
They start their trek back to the containment building, the
tension palpable. Every shadow, every gust of wind feels like
a potential threat.
Suddenly, a horrifying roar pierces the night. The creature
bursts from the snow, a monstrous silhouette against the icy
backdrop. It lunges at the team with terrifying speed.
SECURITY TEAM MEMBER #1
(screaming) It’s here! Open fire!
The team unleashes a barrage of gunfire, but the creature is
relentless. It swipes at Security team member #1, its massive
claws tearing into him. Blood sprays across the snow as he
screams in agony.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
Fall back! Fall back!
The creature grabs the security team member, dragging him off
into the darkness. His screams fade into the howling wind.
40.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(rapid fire) We have to go! Now!
They keep shooting, but the creature disappears, leaving only
blood and chaos in its wake. The team, shaken and terrified,
resumes their retreat to the containment building, the relic
clutched tightly in Dr. Warren's arms.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(moving quickly) We can’t let it
happen again. Everyone inside, now!
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Horror","Thriller"]
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20 -
The Threat Within
INT. CONTAINMENT BUILDING-NIGHT
They rush into the containment building, slamming the door
shut behind them. The harsh reality of their situation
settles in as they catch their breath.
DR. LEE
(panting) We need to find a way to
stop that thing. It’s not just the
relic; it’s something more.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(steely resolve) We will. But
first, we secure this damn relic.
The team regroups, their fear turning to determination. The
battle is far from over. They watch as Dr. Warren carefully
places the relic in a metal box.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(Hopeful tone) Perhaps this metal
can contain whatever this thing is
emanating.
Dr. Warren looks at Captain Mitchell and notices he doesn’t
look well.
DR. ALICE WARREN (CONT’D)
Tom. Do you feel okay. You look
like your running a fever.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Probably picked up the bug from
Elena. I’ll check with Dr. Silva
when we get back into the main
building. Let’s get out of here. We
can return later after the sun
comes up.
41.
INT.RESEARCH FACILITY-DAYBREAK
Upon returning to the main facility Dr. Warren seeks out Dr.
Silva to check on Captain Mitchell.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Does anyone know where Dr. Silva
is?
ELENA GARCIA
The last time I saw him, he was in
his office. While you were gone he
found some liquid left behind by
the creature who must have cut
itself either gaining access or
when he fled.
INT. SICK BAY-NIGHT-DAYBREAK
Captain Mitchell and Dr. Warren enter sick bay finding Dr.
Silva bent over microscope. He looks up when he hears the two
enter.
DR. ALICE WARREN
I have another sick one for you.
He motions for Captain Mitchell to take a seat and begins
examining him.
DR. FRANK SILVA
Yep. Another case of the flu. You
can thank Elena when you see here.
Nothing I can do for you Captain
except recommend rest, fluids, and
stay warm. Just have to all the
virus to run it’s course and avoid
pneumonia. How did you do with the
relic?
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
It’s secured in a metal box in the
containment building. Not sure if
that’s going to help or not but
reburying it in the snow did
nothing.
DR. ALICE WARREN
I understand you found some liquid
left behind by the creature.
Dr. Silva examines the blood sample under a microscope, while
Dr. Warren and Captain Mitchell look on.
42.
DR. SILVA
(amazed) This is incredible. The
creature’s blood cells are...
different. It appears to have both
male and female reproductive cells.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
You mean it can reproduce on its
own?
DR. SILVA
(solemnly) Yes. It’s
hermaphroditic. If it reproduces,
we could be dealing with more than
one of these things soon.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(determined) We need to find a way
to stop it before that happens.
Now Dr. Warren begins to cough.
DR. FRANK SILVA
Don’t need to exam you Alice. You
are coming down with the flu also.
Whatever strain this is, it spreads
easily.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Horror","Thriller"]
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21 -
Paranoia and the Relic
INT. MAIN RESEARCH BUILDING - COMMON AREA - NIGHT
The team sits around a table, the tension in the air
palpable. Dr. Warren, sniffling, takes a seat next to Dr.
Lee.
DR. LEE
(lightening the mood) Remember when
we first got here? We were so
excited to make groundbreaking
discoveries.
DR. WARREN
(smiling weakly) Yeah, those were
simpler times. Who would’ve thought
we’d end up fighting for our lives
against an alien creature?
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(joining in) I still remember my
first mission. Thought I’d seen it
all. Guess I was wrong.
43.
DR. SILVA
(excited) Look at this, Alice. The
creature’s cells regenerate at an
alarming rate. This could explain
its resilience.
DR. WARREN
(weakly) If we could find a way to
disrupt its cellular regeneration,
we might have a chance to stop it.
DR. SILVA
(nodding) We need more samples. We
have to understand its biology
better.
INT. MAIN RESEARCH BUILDING - SLEEPING QUARTERS - DAY
Dr. Lee sits alone, looking at a photo of his family. Tears
well up in his eyes as he clutches the photo.
DR. LEE
(Whispering) I’ll get back to you.
I promise. I should have listened
to you and turned down this
assignment but if I can somehow
trap the creature or at least steal
some of his blood, I will be on
every scientific journal in the
world.
INT. MAIN RESEARCH BUILDING - COMMON AREA - DAY
The team gathers for a meeting. Captain Mitchell stands at
the head of the table, his expression grim.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
We need a new plan. The creature
can reproduce, and it’s only a
matter of time before it attacks
again. Any ideas?
DR. SILVA
We need more samples. If we can
find a way to disrupt its
regeneration, we might have a
chance.
44.
EXT. ARCTIC RESEARCH STATION - DAY
The team ventures outside again, this time to gather more
samples from the jagged remains of the building facade. The
wind howls as they move cautiously, weapons drawn.
SMITH
(scanning the area) Stay sharp. It
could be anywhere.
Suddenly, the creature appears, roaring as it charges. The
team opens fire, but the creature seems unfazed. It swipes at
a security team member, sending him flying.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(firing)Dr. Silva. Check on the man
down. The rest.... fall back! Get
inside!
DR. ALICE WARREN
Wait! Look. The creature has left
a trail of blood. We need to gather
those samples.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Okay, but quickly.
The team retreats helping the security team member and with
several vials of the creature’s blood.
INT. MAIN RESEARCH BUILDING- LAB - DAY
Dr. Silva examines the new samples, his expression one of
intense concentration.
DR. SILVA
(To himself) There has to be
something...
ELENA GARCIA
Doctor. Can I take a look?
DR. SILVA
Be my guest. Maybe you can see
something I can’t.
Elena looks through the microscope and seem the various cells
moving and replicating. She continues to cough and wipe her
nose.
She notices a reaction in the blood cells. Their movement
seems to be slowing down.
45.
ELENA GARCIA
Doctor. The cells seem to be
slowing down in their movement.
DR. SILVA
Of course! The virus is killing the
cells. We might be able to use it
against the creature.
INT. MAIN RESEARCH BUILDING - COMMON AREA - DUSK
The team gathers again, this time with a new plan. Captain
Mitchell addresses them, determination in his eyes.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
Dr. Silva has discovered that the
creature’s cells react to the virus
many of us now carry in our system.
We might be able to use it to our
advantage.
DR. SILVA
(explaining) If we can create a
aerosol compound of the flu virus,
we might be able to disrupt its
regeneration of he creature and in
high enough concentration weaken or
kill it.
EXT. ARCTIC RESEARCH LAB - DAY
Dr. Silva, being helped by Drs. Warren and Lee, begin
isolating the virus from blood samples taken from Dr. Warren,
Elena and Captain Mitchell. The wind howls as they work
quickly, knowing the creature could attack at any moment.
INT. DINING ROOM-DAY
Most of the team members have gathered in the dining room
area for lunch. Suddenly Security Team member #3 jumps up and
points a gun at Security Team member #4.
TEAM MEMBER #3
What are you doing? I saw you
talking to it.
TEAM MEMBER #4
What are you talking about? Put the
gun down!
46.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Everyone, calm down! We’re all on
edge.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Holster that weapon! This isn’t
real. It’s the relic. It’s
affecting our minds.
As Team Member #3 holsters his weapon, Another team member
#5, runs and tackles Team Member #6, strangling him until
Captain Mitchell pushes him off.
TEAM MEMBER #6
It’s the creature! We have to kill
it.
He jumps back up and tries to attack Team Member #3 but
Captain Mitchell slugs him, knocking him out.
DR. ALICE WARREN
We need to neutralize the relic and
I mean now. The hallucinations are
affecting everyone.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
You’re right. I think it is time to
smash that object and be damn with
science. Maybe after we neutralize
it, engineers can put it back
together without experiencing what
we are going through.
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22 -
Confronting the Creature
INT. HALLWAY OFF THE DINING ROOM -DAY
Everyone is startled by the sound of a wall crashing. They
rush to the scene, several team members armed with
flamethrowers. When they arrive, the creature already has one
arm inside. They all open fire. The creature screams and
retreats back into the snow. Other team members use fire
extinguishers to put out the flames.
INT. MAIN RESEARCH BUILDING - COMMAND CENTER - DAY
Dr. Alice Warren and Captain Tom Mitchell stand over a table
cluttered with maps, documents, and equipment. Both look
tense and exhausted. The room is dimly lit, with the
flickering lights adding to the sense of urgency.
DR. ALICE WARREN
We can’t keep going like this. The
hallucinations are getting worse.
(MORE)
47.
DR. ALICE WARREN (CONT’D)
It’s only a matter of time before
someone gets seriously hurt or
worse.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(nods)
I agree. We need to neutralize the
source, and we need to do it now.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(takes a deep breath)
That relic has to be destroyed. If
we can get into the containment
building, we can end this.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(grimly)
We’ll have to be fast and prepared
for anything. The creature might
not give us another chance.
Dr. Warren grabs a heavy-duty flashlight and a toolkit.
Captain Mitchell checks his weapon and grabs a sledgehammer
from a nearby rack. Two security team members armed with
flamethrowers follow.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(steeling herself)
Let’s do this.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Horror"]
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23 -
Containment Breach
INT. CONTAINMENT BUILDING - DAY
The air is thick with tension. Dr. Warren and Captain
Mitchell move cautiously through the darkened building, their
flashlights cutting through the gloom. The containment
building is eerily silent, the only sound being their
footsteps and the occasional creak of the structure.
They reach the chamber where the relic is still contained in
a metal box.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(whispering)
Ready?
DR. ALICE WARREN
(nods, voice shaky)
Ready.
They approach the relic. Dr. Warren shakes the relic out of
the metal container onto a desk. Captain Mitchell raises the
sledgehammer, his face set in determination.
48.
Dr. Warren adjusts her grip on the flashlight, illuminating
the relic fully.
Suddenly, a loud crash echoes through the building, followed
by the familiar, terrifying roar of the creature. They
exchange a look of urgency. Security team members rush to the
sound.
DR. ALICE WARREN (CONT’D)
(yelling)
Do it now!
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(raising her toolkit)
For everyone’s sake!
Captain Mitchell brings the sledgehammer down on the relic
with all his might. The relic shatters, sending shards and a
shockwave through the room. The glow fades instantly, and the
oppressive feeling lifts.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(breathing heavily)
Did it work?
The creature’s roar fades, replaced by an eerie silence. They
stand still, listening.
SECURITY TEAM MEMBER #7
He’s run off again. I guess that
did it.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(voice filled with
relief)
I think it did. Let’s get back and
see if the others are okay.
They turn and quickly make their way out of the containment
building, their faces showing the strain and hope that this
ordeal might finally be over. Dr. Warren looks back at what
was left of the relic.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Horror","Thriller"]
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24 -
The Scientist and the Threat
INT. MAIN RESEARCH BUILDING - LABORATORY - DAY
Dr. Lee is alone in the laboratory, pacing back and forth.
The dim light casts long shadows, and his frustration is
evident. He stops in front of a specimen jar, staring
intently at a sample taken from the creature. The door creaks
open, and Dr. Alice Warren enters.
49.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(speaking gently)
Lee, we need to talk.
DR. LEE
(turning sharply)
About what, Alice? About how we're
planning to destroy one of the most
incredible discoveries in history?
DR. ALICE WARREN
(sighs)
I understand how you feel, but this
isn't just about science anymore.
The creature is dangerous. It's
already killed people.
DR. LEE
(raising his voice)
And what if it’s the key to
unlocking unimaginable scientific
advancements? Cures, new
technologies—this creature could
change everything!
DR. ALICE WARREN
(firmly)
We can't take that risk. Our
priority is the safety of everyone
here. The hallucinations, the
attacks—we're barely holding on.
DR. LEE
(stepping closer, more
intense)
Alice, we’re scientists. We can’t
let fear dictate our actions. We
need to understand this creature,
not destroy it out of panic.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(softening)
Lee, it’s not about panic. It’s
about survival. If we don’t act,
there won’t be anyone left to study
it.
Dr. Lee clenches his fists, struggling with the conflict
between his scientific curiosity and the reality of the
situation.
50.
DR. LEE
(bitterly)
I just... I can’t accept that.
There has to be another way.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(reaching out to him)
Maybe there is, but right now, we
have to focus on the immediate
threat. Help us find a solution
that keeps everyone safe. We can’t
do this without you.
Dr. Lee looks down, his resolve wavering. Finally, he nods,
though reluctantly.
DR. LEE
(quietly)
Alright, but I’m not giving up on
finding a way to study it safely.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(smiling)
I wouldn’t expect anything less
from you.
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["Science Fiction","Thriller"]
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25 -
Confrontation and Choice
INT. MAIN RESEARCH BUILDING - DINING ROOM - DAY
The team, excluding Dr. Lee, is gathered around the dining
room table. Charts, diagrams, and notes are spread out. The
atmosphere is tense but focused.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
We need to find a way to lure the
creature into a trap. Once it's
contained, we can expose it to the
virus.
DR. ALICE WARREN
We know it’s avoiding the areas
where people are sick. Maybe we can
use that to our advantage.
DR. SILVA
(nodding)
We could set up a containment area,
use some of the infected team's
belongings as bait. The creature
will likely steer clear of the
virus.
51.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Right, and once it’s in the trap,
we flood the area with the virus.
Dr. Silva, can you synthesize
enough of it?
DR. SILVA
(looking concerned)
I can, but it will take some time.
We need to make sure the dosage is
high enough to be effective but
safe for us.
DR. ALICE WARREN
We need to act fast. Every moment
we delay, we risk another attack.
The team continues to discuss logistics and strategies, their
voices overlapping with urgency.
INT. MAIN RESEARCH BUILDING - SICK BAY - DAY
Dr. Lee quietly slips into the sick bay, glancing around to
make sure no one is watching. The room is dimly lit, filled
with medical equipment and supplies. Dr. Silva’s workstation
is cluttered with vials, notes, and samples.
Dr. Lee approaches a refrigerated unit, opening it carefully.
He scans the labels on the vials, finally spotting one marked
with the creature’s blood. His hands shake slightly as he
takes the vial, slipping it into his lab coat pocket.
DR. LEE
(whispering to himself)
This could be the key...
He quickly closes the unit and exits the sick bay, determined
but wary. The scene shifts back to the dining room, where the
team is still deep in discussion.
INT. MAIN RESEARCH BUILDING - DINING ROOM - DAY
The camera pans across the faces of the team, showing their
resolve.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(to the team)
Alright, let’s get to work. We
don’t have much time.
52.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Tom, I have a thought. If you
remember, when we hit the creature
with electricity it stunned him to
the point that we thought we had
killed it.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
I remember. Go on.
The team gathers around a large table covered with maps,
equipment, and notes. Dr. Alice Warren, Captain Mitchell, Dr.
Frank Silva, and the others are deep in discussion.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(serious, determined)
Well, what if we can set up a
situation where the creature enters
an area we have wired up with high
voltage electricity. Once it enters
that zone, we zap it, temporarily
stunning it and allowing us to get
close enough to really expose it to
the virus.
DR. FRANK SILVA
(excitedly)
That’s a fantastic idea.
The team exchanges determined looks, understanding the
gravity of the situation and the slim chances of survival.
They nod in agreement.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(almost shouting)
Alright, let's make this happen. We
need to work fast and coordinate
our efforts perfectly.
DR. LEE
(reluctantly)
We should still consider the
scientific implications of this
creature. Killing it might not be
the best course of action.
DR. SILVA
(firmly)
Our priority is survival. We need
to stop it before it kills us all.
The tension is palpable, but there is a sense of unity and
determination as the team disperses, each member heading to
their tasks with purpose.
53.
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["Science Fiction","Thriller","Horror"]
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26 -
A Tense Wait
EXT. RESEARCH FACILITY - ELECTRIFIED ZONE - NIGHT
The team works tirelessly, setting up high-voltage cables and
positioning them around the designated zone.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - CONTROL ROOM - NIGHT
Dr. Warren monitors the progress on multiple screens,
coordinating with team members through a radio.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(into radio)
Keep the voltage steady. We need to
make sure it’s enough to stun, not
kill.
DR. SILVA
(over radio)
Understood. Everything is almost
ready.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - MAIN LAB - NIGHT
The team regroups, tired but resolute.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(seriously)
This is it. Everyone knows their
roles. Let’s bring this creature
down. Now we wait.
They share a final look of resolve before heading to their
positions, prepared for the final showdown.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - MAIN LAB - NIGHT APPROACHES
The team is gathered, waiting for the creature to attack. The
tension in the air is almost unbearable.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(looking around)
Alright, we need to stay sharp.
Let's set up shifts so everyone
gets some rest. We can't afford to
be exhausted when it comes.
The team members nod in agreement. Captain Mitchell begins
assigning shifts.
54.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL (CONT’D)
(continuing)
Dr. Warren, you're with me on the
first shift with half the security
team. Dr. Silva, Dr. Lee, and the
rest of you, get some sleep. We'll
rotate in four hours.
The team disperses, finding spots to rest. Dr. Warren
approaches Captain Mitchell as he settles into a chair.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(sitting next to him)
You need rest too, you know. Can't
have our fearless leader collapsing
on us.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(smiling wearily)
Someone's got to keep an eye out.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(laying down next to him)
We'll get through this. We've faced
worse odds before.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(confidently)
I know. I trust this team. We'll
make it.
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["Science Fiction","Thriller","Horror"]
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27 -
The Hunt Begins
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - STORAGE ROOM - NIGHT
Dr. Lee sneaks into the storage room, looking around
cautiously. He retrieves a vial containing the creature's
blood and carefully hides it in a secure case, ready for
transport.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - MAIN LAB - NIGHT
The team has rotated shifts, and everyone looks more rested
but anxious. The creature has not attacked.
DR. SILVA
(frowning)
Why hasn't it come yet? It should
have attacked by now.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(uneasily)
Do you think it knows? Could it be
aware of the trap?
55.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(doubtful)
How would it know? It can't
possibly...
DR. SILVA
(interrupting)
What if it's reading our minds?
Remember how the relic created
hallucinations. Perhaps it has the
ability to do something similar. Or
worse, what if it's reproducing
somewhere? Creating more of itself.
The team looks at each other, the weight of the new
possibilities sinking in.
DR. LEE
(quietly)
We need to be prepared for
anything. We can't assume it will
attack the way we expect.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(nodding)
Agreed. We need to stay vigilant
and adapt to whatever comes our
way.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - MAIN LAB - EARLY MORNING
The team is gathered, each member lost in their own thoughts.
The tension is palpable, and the silence heavy. ELENA GARCIA,
looking contemplative, breaks the silence.
ELENA GARCIA
You know, there is something none
of us addressed.
Everyone awake turns and looks at Elena, curiosity and
concern etched on their faces.
ELENA GARCIA (CONT’D)
(continuing)
We focused on the object we later
called the relic after we picked up
its pulse. We found it among the
crash site.
She pauses, allowing the gravity of her words to sink in.
56.
ELENA GARCIA (CONT’D)
(continuing)
We were all so excited with our
find, that we didn’t consider the
existence of the creature. We all
just assumed it had disintegrated
in the crash. Instead, we now know
that it either ejected or was
thrown from the craft.
The team exchanges uneasy glances, the implications of
Elena’s words dawning on them.
DR. FRANK SILVA
(skeptical)
Are you suggesting that the
creature survived the crash and has
been out there this whole time?
ELENA GARCIA
(nodding)
Yes. We were so focused on the
relic, we didn't stop to think that
something might have been alive in
that wreckage.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(realizing)
And now it's here, trying to get it
back.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(somber)
We underestimated it. We assumed it
was just some sort of artifact, not
something that was being sought
after.
DR. LEE
(adding)
Or worse, something that was
protecting it.
DR. SILVA
(concerned)
Which means it might not be acting
alone. There could be more of them,
or it could be trying to
communicate with others.
ELENA GARCIA
(firmly)
Exactly.
(MORE)
57.
ELENA GARCIA (CONT’D)
And if it's trying to communicate,
it might be getting help or
instructions on what to do next.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(determined)
We need to rethink our strategy.
It's not just about capturing or
killing the creature. We need to
understand its motives and prepare
for the possibility that it’s not
alone.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL
(nods)
Well, that creature a whole new
ballgame doesn’t it. Instead of
being focused on only one creature,
we need to know if there are more.
The team, now fully awake and alert, disperses to their tasks
with renewed urgency and determination, understanding the
stakes have just been raised significantly. Dr.Lee returns to
the group.
DR. MARCUS LEE
Sorry. I couldn’t sleep. Any
updates I missed.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
It has been over 24 hours and the
creature has not attacked giving us
the opportunity to brainstorm.
Elena pointed out that in all the
excitement the day we found the
relic, we didn’t consider the
possible existence of a creature.
DR. MARCUS LEE
Sorry. I don’t follow. So what? We
now know of it’s existence.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Elena brought up the possibility
that perhaps there is more than one
creature we are battling.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(excited) You mean, we may have
multiple alien beings we are
dealing with?
58.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
That’s the possibility we were
discussing when you arrived.
No one spoke as they processed what had been discussed.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
There is one way to find out but it
is risky and will divide us up.
DR. ALICE WARREN
What are you thinking?
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
For these creature or creatures to
survive especially in this weather
for a considerable time, they had
to find shelter.
(Pause)
DR. ALICE WARREN
Meaning it or they must have found
a cave to hide in.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(excited) We need to leave
immediately.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
(holding up a hand)
Hold off, Marcus. I know you would
love to sedate one of these things
and make a big scientific splash,
but too many people have died, and
going out searching for a possible
cave has us playing on its turf.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(defensive)
But if we can find it, we might be
able to end this once and for all.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(calmly)
Tom's right. We need to be
strategic about this. Rushing in
could get more people killed.
59.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(nodding)
Exactly. We need to think this
through. Splitting up is risky, but
it might be our only shot at
finding its hiding place and
understanding its behavior.
DR. FRANK SILVA
(agreeing)
If we do decide to split up, we
need a solid plan and constant
communication. No one goes out of
range.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(thoughtful)
We can set up base points and have
check-ins every fifteen minutes. If
anyone finds anything, we regroup
immediately.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(resolute)
Alright. Let's prepare for a
scouting mission. We'll need enough
supplies and equipment to stay safe
and maintain communication.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(determined)
We should also prepare for any
encounters. Tranquilizers,
flamethrowers, flares, anything
that can help us subdue or fend off
the creature if we come across it.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(serious)
Agreed. But would really work is
some explosives.
He turns to security team member #7.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
Anything come to mind?
SECURITY TEAM MEMBER #7
(Smiling) We might be able to come
up with something.
60.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Alright. We leave at first light. I
will decide who stays behind and
guards the fort, while the rest of
us go hunting.
The team nods, understanding the gravity of the situation.
They disperse to gather their gear and finalize preparations
for the scouting mission, the tension and anticipation
palpable.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Thriller","Horror"]
Ratings
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28 -
The Hunt Begins
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - MAIN LAB - DAY
The team is gathered around a large table, maps and equipment
spread out before them. The atmosphere is tense but focused.
Captain Tom Mitchell stands at the head of the table,
addressing the group.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Alright, we’ve discussed our
options and we need to split up.
Dr. Warren, Dr. Lee, and I, along
with a few members of the security
team, will search from the crash
site to see if we can find a cave
where the creature or creatures may
be hiding.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(nodding)
The rest of you will stay here at
the research center, maintain
communication, and be ready for
anything. We’ll need constant
updates on the weather and any
signs of activity.
She looks at Elena who nods.
DR. FRANK SILVA
(serious)
We’ll hold the fort here. Make sure
you check in every fifteen minutes.
We can’t afford to lose contact.
DR. LEE
(gearing up)
We need to be prepared for anything
out there. Everyone, make sure you
have your equipment ready –
tranquilizers, flares, and
communication devices.
61.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(nodding)
Agreed. We head out at first light.
Until then, get some rest and
gather everything we might need.
This mission is critical.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(looking around)
Stay alert, everyone. The creature
has been unpredictable so far, and
we need to be ready for any
surprises.
SECURITY TEAM MEMBER
(confident)
We’re ready, Captain. We’ll find
that cave and bring back any
information we can.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(grimly)
Good. Let's move out.
Genres:
["Sci-Fi","Thriller"]
Ratings
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29 -
The Cave's Shadow
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - SUPPLY ROOM - DAY
The team members gather their gear, checking equipment and
packing supplies. The sense of urgency and anticipation is
palpable.
EXT. RESEARCH FACILITY - DAWN
The first light of dawn breaks over the horizon. Captain
Mitchell, Dr. Warren, Dr. Lee, and the security team assemble
outside, ready to embark on their mission.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(serious)
Remember, stay sharp and stick
together. We move as one unit and
maintain communication at all
times.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(determined)
Let's find that cave and put an end
to this.
DR. LEE
(ready)
We'll be careful and thorough.
Let's go.
62.
The team sets off, leaving the research facility behind.
Those staying behind watch them go, the weight of the mission
heavy on everyone's shoulders.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - MAIN LAB - DAY
Dr. Silva and the remaining team members settle into their
positions, monitoring screens and radios.
DR. FRANK SILVA
(into radio)
Stay safe out there. We’re here and
ready if you need anything.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (OVER RADIO)
Copy that. We’ll keep you posted.
EXT. FROZEN LANDSCAPE - DAY
The search team trudges through the harsh, frozen landscape,
following Captain Mitchell. Visibility is low, the icy wind
whipping around them. The sound of their footsteps crunching
in the snow is the only noise that pierces the eerie silence.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(shouting over the wind)
Stay close! We don’t want to get
separated!
The team members, including Dr. Warren, Dr. Lee, and the
security personnel, nod and tighten their formation. The cold
is biting, and their breath forms clouds in the frigid air.
EXT. CRASH SITE - DAY
They finally reach the crash site, marked by twisted metal
and scattered debris. The area is desolate, remnants of the
alien craft buried in snow.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(pointing)
We found footprints over there on
the day we discovered the relic.
The team spreads out cautiously, ensuring they can still see
the shoulders of the person next to them. They advance
slowly, scanning the ground and the surroundings.
63.
SECURITY TEAM MEMBER
(struggling to see)
I can barely make anything out in
this weather.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(determined)
Keep looking. We’re close, I can
feel it.
They continue to search, moving methodically through the
snow. Just as they are about to give up, Captain Mitchell
spots something in the distance.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
(excited, pointing)
There! I think that’s a cave.
The team quickly gathers around him, peering through the
blowing snow. Indeed, a dark opening in the rocky landscape
is visible ahead.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(relieved)
We found it.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(serious)
Alright, here’s the plan. We’ll
approach carefully and set the
makeshift bomb near the entrance.
We need to be quick and quiet. Dr.
Warren, you and Dr. Lee cover us
while we set it up.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(nodding)
Understood. We’ll keep an eye out
for any movement.
SECURITY TEAM MEMBER
(readying equipment)
Let’s do this.
The team advances toward the cave, moving slowly and
deliberately. The tension is high, each step taking them
closer to a potential encounter with the creature.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Thriller","Horror"]
Ratings
Scene
30 -
Countdown to Confrontation
EXT. CAVE ENTRANCE - DAY
They reach the entrance of the cave, the darkness inside
seeming to swallow the light.
64.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(whispering)
Sounds like there are more than one
creature in there. Set the bomb
here, just inside the entrance.
Make sure it’s secure. Set the
timer for five minutes giving us
enough time to retreat.
The security team member kneels down and carefully begins to
set the makeshift bomb, their hands steady despite the cold
and nerves.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(whispering to Dr.
Warren)
This is it. We need to be ready for
anything.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(whispering back)
Stay sharp. We’ve come too far to
lose now.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(quietly)
Everyone, take your positions. Once
the bomb is set, we move back and
detonate.
The team members take their positions, weapons at the ready,
eyes fixed on the cave entrance. The bomb is finally set, and
the security team member gives a thumbs-up.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
(whispering)
Good. Now let’s move back, nice and
easy.
The team retreats a safe distance, keeping their eyes on the
cave. The tension is palpable, every second feeling like an
eternity as they prepare for whatever comes next.
Genres:
["Sci-Fi","Thriller","Horror"]
Ratings
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31 -
The Cave Collapse
EXT. CAVE ENTRANCE - SAFE DISTANCE - DAY
The team is crouched at a safe distance, anxiously watching
the cave entrance. The cold wind continues to blow, but the
tension keeps them focused.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(whispering)
Everyone, stay sharp. It should go
off any moment now.
65.
The seconds tick by slowly. Everyone's breath is visible in
the cold air, and the silence is almost unbearable.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(nervously)
How much longer?
SECURITY TEAM MEMBER
(quietly)
Any second now.
Suddenly, a movement catches their eye. A creature emerges
from the darkness of the cave, its form barely visible
through the swirling snow.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(whispering urgently)
Look, it’s coming out!
The creature stands near the bomb, initially unaware of its
presence. The team holds their breath, watching intently.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(whispering)
Hold steady. Wait for it...
The creature moves closer to the bomb, its alien features
partially visible. It seems curious, sniffing the air, and
then it notices the device. It reaches down to examine it.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(whispering)
Come on, come on...
The creature’s fingers touch the bomb, and in that instant,
the device detonates. A blinding flash of light and a
deafening explosion tear through the air, throwing the
creature backward.
The explosion is massive, ripping the creature to pieces and
sending chunks of rock and debris flying. The shockwave
knocks the team back slightly, but they quickly recover.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(shouting over the noise)
Take cover!
The team shields themselves as debris rains down. When the
dust settles, they look up to see the cave entrance partially
collapsed, rocks and rubble blocking the way.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(stunned)
Did we get it?
66.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(observing the debris)
It looks like it. The entrance is
sealed.
SECURITY TEAM MEMBER
(looking around)
What about the creature?
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(grimly)
It’s in pieces. We got it.
The team slowly stands, the realization of their success
sinking in. They move closer to the cave entrance, carefully
avoiding the still-smoking debris.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
(determined)
Let’s get back to the research
facility and regroup. We need to
reassess and plan our next move.
The team nods and begins to make their way back, their
spirits slightly lifted by their small victory.
Genres:
["Sci-Fi","Thriller","Horror"]
Ratings
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32 -
Awakening Fury
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY-DAY
Everyone is congratulating each other. Music, laughter, fills
the room. Captain Mitchell leaves the group but shortly
returns carrying several bottles of champagne.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
I think we have all earned a little
bubbly.
Cheers ring out. Some security team members pop open the
champagne and start pouring.
DR. FRANK SILVA
Dr. Warren. Can I have this dance?
DR. ALICE WARREN
Well Dr. Silva. I though you would
never ask.
The two began dancing while more cheers ring out.
67.
INT. CAVE - DAY
Sunlight streams into the cave from an opening on the
opposite side of the explosion site. The interior of the cave
is dimly lit, with shadows dancing across the walls. Snow and
debris cover the floor, remnants of the explosion still
settling.
A mound of snow near the center of the cave begins to shift.
Slowly, a creature’s hand pushes through the snow, followed
by its entire form as it struggles to free itself. The
creature rises, shaking off the snow and debris, revealing
its menacing features.
CREATURE
(looking around)
(guttural roar)
It surveys the cave, its eyes falling upon the bodies of
other creatures, including several smaller ones that appear
to be babies, lifeless and partially buried under the snow
and rubble. The sight enrages the creature.
It turns its attention to the source of the sunlight, a
narrow hole in the cave wall where the explosion has created
an opening.
The creature moves towards the hole, its powerful claws
scraping against the rocky surface. It starts clawing at the
edges of the hole, trying to widen it, driven by a desperate
need to escape and perhaps seek revenge.
Chunks of rock and ice break away as the creature continues
to claw at the opening, its roars growing louder and more
intense. The sunlight glints off its dark, alien skin,
highlighting the raw power and anger coursing through it
The creature pauses for a moment, looking back at the fallen
bodies of its kin. Its eyes narrow with a newfound resolve,
and it turns back to the opening, renewing its efforts with
even greater ferocity.
As the creature claws at the hole, more sunlight pours into
the cave, illuminating the tragic scene. The creature’s roars
echo through the mountains, a chilling reminder of the danger
that still lurks.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Horror"]
Ratings
Scene
33 -
Victory Dinner
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - DINING ROOM - NIGHT
Several hours have passed, and the atmosphere is calm and
relaxed.
68.
The entire team is assembled in the dining room, a sense of
relief and camaraderie in the air. The room is filled with
the comforting aroma of a home-cooked meal.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(walking in, smiling)
Well chef, what culinary treats do
you have for us tonight?
CHEF
(grinning)
Well Captain, in celebration of our
killing the creature, I have made
my famous spaghetti and meatballs,
plus garlic bread, salad, and a,
pardon my pun, monster chocolate
cake.
The team laughs, the tension from earlier easing into light-
hearted banter. They begin to serve themselves, filling their
plates with the delicious food. Dr. Warren and Captain
Mitchell sit next to each other, their shoulders brushing as
they eat.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(smiling)
This is exactly what we needed. A
little comfort food goes a long
way.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(nodding)
Couldn’t agree more. It's nice to
have a moment of normalcy.
The team chats and jokes, enjoying the rare moment of peace.
As the meal winds down, the mood turns more reflective.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(sighing)
It's hard to believe we actually
did it. But we can't let our guard
down. There could be more out
there.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(seriously)
You're right. We'll stay vigilant.
But tonight, let’s just appreciate
what we’ve accomplished.
As the team finishes their meal, they start to disperse,
heading to their quarters to rest. Dr. Warren and Captain
Mitchell linger a bit longer, sharing a quiet moment.
69.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(softly)
Thank you for keeping us together
out there. We couldn’t have done it
without you.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(meeting her gaze)
We did it together, Alice. I
couldn’t have done it without you
either.
They share a meaningful look, the bond between them evident.
Slowly, they stand and make their way out of the dining room.
Genres:
["Sci-Fi","Horror","Thriller","Drama"]
Ratings
Scene
34 -
Embracing Love
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - HALLWAY - NIGHT
Dr. Warren and Captain Mitchell walk down the hallway, the
facility quiet around them. The tension between them is
palpable, an unspoken connection simmering beneath the
surface.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(whispering)
Tom, can we talk for a minute? In
private?
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(nodding)
Of course.
They enter a small, cozy room adjacent to the hallway. The
room is dimly lit, the soft glow creating an intimate
atmosphere.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - PRIVATE ROOM - NIGHT
Dr. Warren closes the door behind them. She turns to face
Captain Mitchell, her eyes searching his.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(softly)
I don’t know what I’d do if
something happened to you out
there. It made me realize how much
you mean to me.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(taking her hand)
I feel the same way, Alice. This
whole experience... it’s brought a
lot of things into focus for me.
70.
They move closer, the space between them shrinking. Their
eyes lock, and in a moment of shared understanding, they
embrace.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(breathless)
Tom...
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(whispering)
Alice...
They kiss, the intensity of their emotions pouring into the
moment. Slowly, they make their way to the bed, the world
outside fading away.
Genres:
["Sci-Fi","Romance"]
Ratings
Scene
35 -
After the Cave
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - PRIVATE ROOM - LATER
The room is now dimly lit by the moonlight streaming through
boarded up window. Dr. Warren and Captain Mitchell lie in bed
together, wrapped in each other’s arms, a sense of peace and
connection enveloping them.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(speaking softly)
Do you think we got them
all?
Captain Mitchell kisses Dr. Warren on her forehead and
strokes her hair.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(softly)
Whatever was in that cave was blown
to hell. I mean, even if the blast
didn’t kill them, tons of snow and
debris sealed whatever else was in
there until another research team
decides to excavate the cave.
Dr. Warren sighs, a mixture of relief and lingering concern.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(nodding)
I hope you’re right. I just can’t
shake the feeling that we might
have missed something.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(soothingly)
We did everything we could, Alice.
We’ll stay vigilant and be ready
for anything.
(MORE)
71.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
But for now, try to rest. We need
our strength for whatever comes
next.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(smiling slightly)
You’re right. I’ll try.
They lie together in silence for a moment, the weight of
their experiences settling over them.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Thriller","Romance"]
Ratings
Scene
36 -
Forbidden Curiosity
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - HALLWAY - NIGHT
Meanwhile, in the dimly lit hallway, Dr. Marcus Lee sneaks
out of his quarters, carrying a small, secure case. He
glances around, ensuring no one sees him, and quietly makes
his way toward the lab.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - LAB - NIGHT
Dr. Lee enters the lab and locks the door behind him. He
places the case on a table and opens it, revealing the vial
of the creature’s blood he had hidden earlier. He stares at
it, a mixture of fascination and determination in his eyes.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(whispering to himself)
This is just the beginning. There’s
so much we can learn from this.
He carefully secures the vial back in the case, planning his
next steps. His thoughts are interrupted by a faint noise
from outside.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY CLOSET - NIGHT
Back in the private room, Dr. Warren stirs, sensing something
amiss.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(frowning)
Did you hear that?
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(listening)
Yeah, I did. Stay here, I’ll check
it out.
72.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(shaking her head)
No, I’m coming with you. We stick
together, remember?
They quickly get dressed and head out of the room, moving
cautiously through the facility.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - HALLWAY - NIGHT
They walk down the hallway, alert to any unusual sounds or
movements. As they approach the lab, they see a faint light
under the door.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(whispering)
Someone’s in there. Stay behind me.
He finds the door locked. Dr. Lee panics with the case on the
table. He tries to remain calm before opening the door.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
(demanding)
What are you doing, Marcus?
DR. MARCUS LEE
(startled)
Tom, Alice... I can explain.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(firmly)
You’d better. What’s going on?
DR. MARCUS LEE
(defensive)
I was just... making sure we had
everything secured. This blood
could be crucial for our research.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(suspicious)
And you couldn’t do that during the
day, with everyone else around?
DR. MARCUS LEE
(sighing)
Fine. I was curious. I wanted to
run some tests, see if there’s
anything we missed. This could be a
breakthrough, Tom. We can’t let
fear stop us from learning.
73.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(cautiously)
We understand, Marcus. But you need
to remember, safety comes first. If
there’s more to discover, we’ll do
it together, following protocols.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(decisively)
Exactly. Now, secure that vial and
get some rest. We’ll discuss this
in the morning.
Dr. Lee nods reluctantly, placing the vial back into the case
and locking it securely.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(quietly)
Alright. I’m sorry. I’ll see you
both in the morning.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Thriller"]
Ratings
Scene
37 -
Creature Escapes, Chaos Ensues
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - HALLWAY - NIGHT
As Dr. Lee leaves the lab and heads to his quarters, Dr.
Warren and Captain Mitchell share a concerned look.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(sighing)
We need to keep an eye on him.
Curiosity is one thing, but this...
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(nodding)
Agreed. We can’t afford any more
risks. Let’s get some rest and be
ready for whatever comes next.
They head back to their individual quarters, the sense of
unease lingering but tempered by their resolve to face
whatever lies ahead together.
Alarms and red lights fill the research facility rousing
anyone who was asleep. Captain Mitchell runs to the command
post.
INT. COMMAND POST-DAY
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Report.
74.
ELENA GARCIA
Captain, the creature has broken
into the containment building.
Look.
She points to several video monitors where the creature
appears to be searching for something. Dr. Silva, Warren,
and Lee enter all looking at the displays.
DR. ALICE WARREN
It’s looking for the relic.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
It looks pissed to me.
On cue, the creature starts throwing objects from tables,
smashing lab equipment and snarling. It then leaves through
the hole it had made in the wall.
DR. MARCUS LEE
Well, we know that at least one of
them survived the explosion.
ELENA GARCIA
What is the relic so damn important
to it?
DR. ALICE WARREN
We may never know, but now that he
knows it is not working anymore,
I’m sure we are it’s new targets.
Dr. Lee abruptly leaves the others unnoticed.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Elena. Can you bring up the footage
taken from the blast yesterday?
ELENA GARCIA
Sure. Give me a few.
Soon one of the monitors lite up with footage before, during,
and after the explosion at the cave.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Look, there.
Everyone strained to an area on the monitor he was pointing
to.
ELENA GARCIA
I see it. There’s an opening near
the top of the mound.
(MORE)
75.
ELENA GARCIA (CONT’D)
One of the creatures survived the
blast and use the hole to dig
themselves out.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Thriller"]
Ratings
Scene
38 -
Containment Breach and Counterattack
INT. DR. LEE’S BEDROOM - DAY
Dr. Lee's bedroom has been converted into a makeshift lab. A
table is cluttered with a microscope and various lab
equipment. Dr. Lee carefully takes out a small sample of the
creature’s blood and places it under the microscope,
seemingly unconcerned about the creature breaking into the
containment building.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(to himself)
Perhaps once I’m out of this place,
I can allow these cells to
replicate. Who knows? Under the
right conditions, I might be able
to create a fully grown creature.
He examines the blood sample intently, lost in his thoughts
of scientific discovery and ambition.
INT. COMMAND POST-DAY
The team turns back to the exit spot the creature used to
leave the containment building.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Elena. Turn on all cameras outside.
Let’s see where our friend is.
Elena masterfully changes from one camera to another until
they spotted movement in the center of the complex.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
That’s the food and supplies area.
We can’t let him get in there.
As soon as he said that, the creature crashed through the
wall and began trashing the room throwing much needed
supplies and material around. Captain Mitchell looks at his
security team members.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
Never mind. It’s too late. We need
to implement the trap to
electrocute this asshole. Dr.
Silva, do you have the virus ready?
76.
DR. FRANK SILVA
If you can render him out for only
a few seconds, I think I can spray
more than enough virus onto it.
DR. ALICE WARREN
Tom. I think we can manipulate the
creature to the exact area we need
it in. Elena and I had been able to
recreate the pulsing sound that
came from the relic. If we set the
trap, I can replay the sounds and
that should attract the thing to
the area.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Alright everyone, listen up. Dr.
Silva, besides me, Elena and Dr.
Warren, who else appears to have
the flu?
Dr. Silva looks around the room, pointing to several of the
security team members.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
Good. Here is what we are going to
do. You three will be in a room
adjacent to the trap. Before
entering, Dr. Warren will turn on
the sounds. He will avoid the room
we are in and should focus on the
trap. Once he steps on the
conductors, I will throw the
switch, hopefully frying the
bastard. Once he is stunned, Dr.
Silva will enter and spray the
creature, then return back inside
the room with us.
From outside, the growling of the creature is heard as it
destroys their supplies. Elena looks at the video screen,
watching the creature's movements intently.
ELENA GARCIA
He just went back outside and is
headed off into the snowbank.
DR. ALICE WARREN
It will be back.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(urgently)
Alright, let’s move. We don’t have
much time.
77.
Genres:
["Sci-Fi","Thriller","Horror"]
Ratings
Scene
39 -
The Fatal Encounter
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - ADJACENT ROOM - NIGHT
Dr. Warren, Dr. Silva, and the rest of the team quickly move
into the adjacent room, setting up the trap. The tension is
palpable as they work quickly and efficiently.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(whispering to herself)
Come on, come on...
She turns on the sounds, a series of high-pitched frequencies
designed to attract the creature. They can hear the
creature's growls growing closer, drawn by the noise. They
retreat to the secured room with the other who have the flu.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(into radio)
Positions, everyone. Get ready.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - TRAP ROOM - NIGHT
The team watches anxiously from the adjacent room as the
creature crashes through an exterior wall. It enters the trap
room, drawn by the sounds. It steps cautiously, sniffing the
air.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(whispering)
Wait for it...
Just as the creature steps on the conductors, Dr. Lee
suddenly appears from a side entrance, his face a mix of
desperation and determination.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(shouting)
Wait! Don’t hurt it! We can learn
from it!
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(desperately)
Lee, get back here!
Ignoring the warnings, Dr. Lee approaches the creature,
trying to reason with it.
DR. MARCUS LEE
(pleading)
Please, we don’t have to fight. We
can coexist. We can understand each
other.
78.
The creature tilts its head, momentarily pausing its
movements. Then, with a swift and brutal swipe, it
decapitates Dr. Lee, his body crumpling to the floor.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(angrily)
Now!
He throws the switch. A surge of electricity courses through
the creature, stunning it. The creature roars in pain and
confusion, its movements jerky and uncoordinated. It
continues to trash about before falling to it’s knees and
finally on it’s stomach.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
Now, Dr. Silva, go!
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Horror","Thriller"]
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40 -
Viral Containment
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - TRAP ROOM - NIGHT
Dr. Silva, armed with a sprayer containing the virus, enters
the room cautiously. He approaches the stunned creature, his
hands steady despite the fear coursing through him.
DR. FRANK SILVA
(almost whispering)
This is for all the people you’ve
killed...
He sprays the creature thoroughly, ensuring the virus covers
its body. The creature writhes but is unable to move
effectively.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(into radio)
Silva, get back here!
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - ADJACENT ROOM - NIGHT
Dr. Silva retreats quickly, rejoining the team in the
adjacent room. They close the door behind him, sealing
themselves in.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(out of breath)
Did it work?
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(seriously)
We’ll find out soon enough.
Everyone, stay alert.
79.
They watch through the monitors as the creature continues to
struggle, the virus beginning to take effect. Its movements
grow weaker, a mucus substance begins to come from it’s
mouth, eyes, and ears, and it finally collapses, motionless.
DR. FRANK SILVA
(relieved)
We did it... we actually did it.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(putting a hand on
Silva's shoulder)
Good work, everyone. But we’re not
out of the woods yet. Let’s keep an
eye on it and make sure it’s really
down for good.
The team nods, their relief tempered by the knowledge that
the battle might not be over. They watch the monitors
closely, ready for whatever comes next.
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["Science Fiction","Thriller","Horror"]
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41 -
A Heavy Silence
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - TRAP ROOM - NIGHT
The creature lies motionless on the floor, the virus having
taken its toll. The team cautiously approaches, making sure
it’s truly dead.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
Alright, let's make sure this thing
is really done for. Security team,
cut off its head and take the body
to the largest walk-in freezer.
We’re not taking any chances.
The security team members nod and move in with heavy-duty
equipment. They carefully cut off the creature’s head and
lift both the head and the body onto stretchers.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - HALLWAY - NIGHT
The security team wheels the creature’s remains down the
hallway, heading towards the walk-in freezer. The facility is
eerily quiet, the only sound being the clatter of their
equipment.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - WALK-IN FREEZER - NIGHT
The security team places the creature’s head and body inside
the largest freezer. They secure the door, making sure it’s
tightly locked.
80.
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - ADJACENT ROOM - NIGHT
Captain Mitchell and Dr. Warren stand together, the weight of
the recent events hanging over them. Captain Mitchell looks
at Dr. Warren, his expression a mix of frustration and
sadness.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
If Dr. Lee had just gone along with
the plan, he would have had his
dream... an almost intact creature.
His obsession cost him his life.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(sighing)
He couldn’t see past his ambition.
It’s a harsh reminder of what’s at
stake out here.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(putting a hand on her
shoulder)
We did what we had to do. Now,
let’s focus on getting everyone out
of here safely.
Genres:
["Science Fiction","Horror","Thriller"]
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42 -
Hope Restored
INT. RESEARCH FACILITY - COMMAND CENTER - NIGHT
The remaining research team members are gathered in the
command center. The atmosphere is tense but hopeful. Elena is
working at the console, her fingers flying over the keys.
ELENA GARCIA
(excitedly)
We’ve got our comms back up! Our
rescue team will arrive in five
hours.
A wave of relief washes over the team. They exchange smiles
and sighs of relief, the end of their ordeal finally in
sight.
DR. FRANK SILVA
Thank goodness. We’ll finally be
out of this nightmare.
He sneezes.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(smiling)
Guess who has the flu now?
Everyone laughs.
81.
DR. ALICE WARREN (CONT’D)
It’s almost over. Just a few more
hours.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL
(standing with Dr.
Warren)
You all did an incredible job.
Let’s start preparing for their
arrival.
The team disperses to prepare, but Captain Mitchell and Dr.
Warren stay back for a moment. Captain Mitchell pulls Dr.
Warren into an embrace.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
(softly)We made it, Alice.
Captain Mitchell looks and sees most of the staff smiling as
he embraces Dr. Warren.
CAPTAIN TOM MITCHELL (CONT’D)
Oops. I guess our secret is out of
the bag.
DR. ALICE WARREN
(smiling)
I think everyone knew long before
we did. It was the worst kept
secret.
They both laugh and continue their embrace.
They share a quiet, tender moment, finding solace in each
other as they look forward to their rescue.