Forest of Dolls

A Tennessee town during football weekend sees a mysterious 'circus-act' of very evil animatrix baby-dolls, requiring a hero-journalist to create a forest miracle.

A general autumn American horror-genre tale, inspired loosely by the unusual modern film Doll Factory. Thanks so much for reading, 

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A typical American town in Tennessee was preparing for a special media-rich season of American football, with its decorated/uniformed spirited 'cheerleaders' in full color.

However, this small town in America was in for a special 'treat' this Halloween season, as the football-fanfare season was 'linked' to a new Halloween-circus company presentation involving the parade of numerous animatrix baby-dolls who'd be wheeled on go-carts during the homecoming game, and everyone thought this double-feature in this colorful town brought a special air of sky magic...but they're in for a darker treat.

You see, the animatrix baby-doll circus-show manager is a prince-of-darkness who's programming his robotic baby-dolls to wield hidden knives in their backs which they whip out and use to stab at residents/pedestrians in the Tennessee town, making for a football-season town mayhem of cinematic qualities.

The journalist covering both the football homecoming game weekend and the animatrix circus baby-doll parade-show in the Tennessee streets is none other than the very popular/affable Algerian-American photojournalist/writer for the Bugle, Amlan Satan.

AMLAN SATAN: I'll be covering the animatrix parade in the streets as my girlfriend (Danica) is covering a fanzine tent show!

Since it's Halloweentime in this strange-time Tennessee town, Amlan will be in a festive phantom-mask of plastic as will be many of the parade-goers during the homecoming game weekend in the Tennessee autumn, and everyone's anticipating a 'realistic' American dream!

However, the animatrix dolls crafted by the evil circus-show manager who's rode into the Tennessee town with the wicked-vision in his eyes is staging a Halloweentime homecoming game weekend hellmouth designed to re-present an American fear of bloody-murder in this post-9/11 era of national fears about traffic uncertainties (and doubt).

When some of the night-before Halloweentime revelers cheering for the homecoming game weekend spot some of the 'loose' and wandering animatrix baby-dolls armed with knives while they themselves are walking about in party-costumes as masquerading spirited 'cheerleaders' of the American town (Tennessee), they start to become some of the 'first victims' of this new wave of town crime.

AMLAN SATAN: I've lured in some of the 'tracking' animatrix baby-dolls into the nearby forest, away from the street parade!

You see, Amlan Satan is something of a free-spirited 'ninja' when it comes to unanticipated 'heroics' in Tennessee. He's managed to lure in some of these evil dolls, which have sadly succeeded in bloody murdering about 15 town residents, college students and police officers (knife-stabbings/throwings at body/head!), into the nearby Tennessee forest. Amlan Satan is in a soldier's gear and wielding a paintball rifle (to knock down some of the dolls) as well as throwing blade-stars which he's using to simply throw/cast into the bodies of the animatrix baby-dolls (so as to pin them to the trees!).

AMLAN SATAN: This is a war...and the souls wagered on this stage of hellfire are the hearts-minds of Tennessee beauty.

TENNESSEE NEWSPAPER: Amlan has managed to 'quell' this dark march of these evil baby-dolls; we know by tombstones.

He's suddenly a hero, but the insidious devilish circus-show manager who designed the legion of baby-dolls has disappeared, but Amlan Satan is still in the town, ready to present a terrific feature-story about the resilience of the spirit of Tennessee distant witnesses.

AMLAN SATAN: The town mayor's gifted me with a honor Volvo for my heroic deed in stopping the animatrix detention.

TENNESSEE NEWSPAPER: We wonder what will be the 'souvenir' of such a deed --- the dolls...or the man?

Fortunately, Amlan and his girl Danica are able to celebrate future seasons of cheerleader-spirited Tennessee town football, since such a dark 'circus-act' will never again haunt the basic national spirit of season-rich daylight.

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