Thriller Ideas for Focus Group

Thriller Ideas for Focus Group


Idea 1:

Someone is being chased by mummies, this leads to them getting hit by a car. They are rushed to hospital but the mummies follow them so they are forced to run away for safety: which concludes the character to run through a graveyard however the character finds themselves trapped in the graveyard full of mummies.

Idea 2:

The other thriller idea was that men in the neighbourhood with their hoods up follow a young lady, their motive is to rob/rape the female. The camera goes away from the action so we don't know what is going to happen, we're going to include an enigmas to make our film more interesting and dramatic. All of a sudden lights flash  then the young lady comes out of the alley way with confidence almost as if she has done something bad, smiling.

Idea 3:

The last idea for our thriller was to have our thriller's main location to be in a hospital/graveyard. Our idea consisted of a person waking up in an hospital with confused, with no idea on what they’re doing there. She then begins to have short period flashbacks thinking it must have been what happened. These flashbacks consist of supernatural activities as the person first finds him/herself in a hospital and she 'knocks a cup of tea on the table on the side onto the floor', a series of other activities happen but the person end up being chased to a graveyard where she sees some sort of zombie appear out of nowhere, the scene ends after this. The audience will at first believe that they are flashbacks on what happened and the reason for her being in the hospital when really there premonitions on what is due to happen as the film goes back to the footage of the person being in a hospital, does the exact things she did in her flashback and as she knocks over the tea she realises that something supernatural is happen and as she walks out her room to inspect the same zombie which she saw in the grave yard suddenly appears behind her/him.

None of these ideas really worked so I came up with brand new idea.