ASH

*Sci-Fi Horror | 98 Minutes | Director: Leigh Whannell*

Logline:
A lone astronaut awakens from cryosleep to find her space station in ruins, its crew slaughtered—and something inhuman hiding in the shadows. As she pieces together the nightmare, she realizes the killer isn’t just aboard the station… it’s inside her.

Synopsis:

Dr. Elara Voss (Florence Pugh) jolts awake in her cryopod, the emergency lights of the *Odyssey-7* research station flickering blood-red. The air reeks of copper and burnt wiring. Venturing into the corridors, she finds her crew mutilated—bodies fused with the station’s machinery, faces frozen in agony. The logs show they woke her intentionally, but the last transmission cuts to static: “It followed us home.”

As Elara scavenges for answers, the station’s AI (voiced by Benedict Wong) reveals the truth: the crew discovered an ancient microbial entity in a comet sample. It rewrites DNA, turning hosts into grotesque hybrids of flesh and metal. Worse, Elara’s cryopod was compromised.

The Twist:

• She’s infected. The entity is hibernating in her nervous system.
• The station’s quarantine protocol will detonate in 6 hours—with her inside.
• The only “survivor” left is Captain Rhea (Danai Gurira), whose corrupted body now stalks the vents, whispering Elara’s name in the crew’s voices.

Third Act Collapse:

With time running out, Elara must choose:

1. Escape (risking Earth’s contamination)
2. Self-destruct (sacrificing herself)
3. Merge with the entity to control it—becoming something new.

Her decision triggers the station’s final horror: the walls pulse as absorbed crew members reanimate, their bodies forming a hive-mind abomination that blocks her path to the escape pod.

Endings (Pick Your Poison):

1. “Become” Ending: Elara surrenders to the entity. The pod lands on Earth. Her eyes glow black. Cut to global news alerts: “Unidentified object recovered in Siberia…”
2. “Burn” Ending: She triggers the meltdown. As flames consume her, the entity’s final whisper: “We’ll find another ship.”
3. “Ascend” Ending: She jettisons herself into space. The camera lingers as her body fractures—revealing something older inside.

Why It Slaps:

• Body Horror: Think The Thing meets Annihilation (fused tech/flesh monsters)
• AI Tension: The station’s cold logic vs. Elara’s unraveling sanity
• Twist: The real monster isn’t outside—it’s colonizing her cells

Tagline: “She’s the last survivor… and patient zero.”

Bonus: Pitch it as “Alien with parasitic nanotechnology” or “Gravity meets John Carpenter’s The Thing.”

Want it more action? Add pulse-rifle standoffs with the transformed crew.
Want more psychological? Make the AI gaslight her about the infection.

Your move, director. 🚀🔪

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