The contest is in two parts. You may participate in either one or both parts. (We hope you’ll do both.)
Use the form on this page to vote for your three favorite stories. Stories should be judged on originality and the quality of the writing. We will award three points for each first place vote, two points for second place, and one point for third to determine the winners.
Use the comments section below to guess which movie was the inspiration for one of the stories. Make sure you tell us the Title and Author of the story and the Name of the movie. The story you choose for this does not have to be one of the three that you voted for [if you voted]. We will choose three people at random from among those who correctly identify the movie title that goes with one of the stories.
Here are links to the stories entered in the contest:
A Time to Talk by Chris Gladis ~ @mshades01
Breaking Olivia by Lisa McCourt hollar ~ @jezri1
Destroying the Citadel: Part 2 by Harry Tennison ~ @Harry_Tennison
Forbidden by Kari Fay ~ @morganafiolett
La Cage by Timothy Collard ~ @collardtimothy
Streetlights by Donald Conrad ~ @NoddlaNocdar
The Children of Cinema Lane by John Wiswell ~ @Wiswell
The Rose Slasher by Deanna Schrayer ~ @deannaschrayer
The Storm by Ann Marie Gamble ~ @amgamble
Voting is now closed. Jon will announce the results in the next Flash Report.
Destroying the Citadel: Part 2 by Harry Tennison = The Hills Have Eyes
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Streetlights by Donald Conrad = The Last House on the Left
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“Forbidden” by Kari Fay – the movie is “The Ring”
I’m going to need to read the stories again (all at once, one right after another) to decide on my votes, but I’ll take a go at the movie title:
Ann Marie Gamble’s “The Storm” movie title is Nightmare on Elm Street.
Streetlights by Donald Conrad gets my vote.
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