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Read a script just like they do in Hollywood! The Bags is a feature screenplay the world has never seen… until now.The When trash bags come to life and try to smother the inhabitants of a small town, a frightened family unites to stop the ruthless corporation who created this garbage monster. The Bags is a comedy/horror film that takes on the real-life terrors of consumerism, marketing, and packaging.Nell Scovell is a comedy writer and author of Just the Funny And a Few Hard Truths about Sneaking into the Hollywood Boys’ Club . She was the creator/showrunner of ABC’s Sabrina, the Teenage Witch and has written for The Simpsons , Monk , Charmed, Late Night with David Letterman, NCIS , and The Muppets .Joel Hodgson started out performing magic and ventriloquism in eighth grade and went on to create Mystery Science Theater 3000 in the late ‘80s. The show is still going strong with over 200 episodes and a Peabody Award for Excellence in Broadcasting. Also, its latest iteration on Netflix is rated at “100% Fresh” on Rotten Tomatoes. As a performer, Joel has appeared on Saturday Night Live , Freaks and Geeks , and voiced the role of Mayor Dewey on the animated series Steven Universe

When Sabrina's wish for a less complicated life is granted by a troll, she ends up back in high school. But with the adult Sabrina now in the past, the teen Sabrina is thrown into the future and is completely unprepared for what she finds there!

Time's up! As Salem once told Sabrina, the Witches' Council once reset time to avoid a historical disaster (it involved a rabbit and the British throne - don't ask!). And now they're at it again and the clock is ticking once more. Unless someone can figure out how to stop it, magic will disappear from the world. Goodbye eternal youth, hello housework the hard way. So Sabrina sets out to make another magic clock, but what does it need? Magic! Sabrina, Salem and her aunts race through time and space to collect magical elements - Queen Elizabeth i's crown, Ben Franklin's kite - in the hope of saving magic. But is it enough?