Psych Ruins

LOGLINE: Independent horror filmmaker Nicholas (Nick) Gentry plans to make his first box office hit film at the abandoned Kings Park Psychiatric Center with his newest discovery and object of his intense desire, the beautiful aspiring actress Lisa Lane (Natalie Peri), but his plans for fame and hers are shattered when supernatural forces from a love story of times past take control of their lives with a fate worse than death. TAGLINE: A love wrought with pain destroys others in its wake. SYNOPSIS: THE YEAR IS 1945 at the Kings Park Psychiatric Center in Long Island, NY. Senior Doctor of Psychiatry, Jonathan Stiles, is meeting in a counseling room with the family of Mary Chambers, a beautiful young woman who has just been registered at the Center from a referral from her family physician. Jonathan, who has just been assigned to her care, introduces himself to Marys handsome husband Robert Chambers and Marys father and mother. The family discusses the reasons for Marys need for care at the Center as being a series of progressively violent outbursts stemming from a nervous breakdown following the loss of her child at birth. Jonathan assures the family that Mary will be well cared for, and will be back home with them in no time at all. Jonathan begins regular therapy sessions with Mary in an attempt to restore her to normalcy, and a strong bond of friendship begins to form between them. Jonathan is immediately overcome by Marys beauty, and he begins to develop a romantic obsession for her, although Mary respects her marriage to Robert and avoids any romantic feelings for Jonathan on her part. Marys husband Robert visits her at the Center several times each week to dine with her and to spend time with her walking and talking in the garden and in her room. Jonathan begins to develop a deep sense of anger and jealously when seeing Robert with Mary, and inwardly he wants the visits to stop. He feels as if Roberts visits are whats keeping him from making any headway at winning Marys affection. The last thing that Jonathan wants to see is for Mary to get well and return home to her husband and family, where he will never see her again. Jonathan wants desperately to end Marys connection with her husband. Jonathan sees that Mary is not developing any romantic interest with him, and he blames it on her husbands frequent visits with her. After weeks of frustration, and pacing back and forth in his room fuming about his problem, he decides to take drastic action. Jon