You'll have to use this for reference.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eryN1YS5Pe4
Sounds like a great idea though. But even better, what if they feel the pain of the people on screen?

A girl is kidnapped by an crazy guy who lives in the forest and Detective John is on the case.

KEEP THE CAMERA ROLLING!
Young actresses who flock to Hollywood start to go missing. Their bodies start appearing, but a film won't stop playing at a small theater, and that's the film of their brutal murders and torture, which the censored version appears in theaters as an independent slasher film, but a woman investigator realizes one of the girls faces from a missing persons report and hunts for the director who owns the only uncut copy.

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That sounds an awful lot like Vik's story (or at least the beginning.)

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A successful inventor has made it big by covering most of the world's deserts with top-of-the-range solar panels, generating enough electricity from the intense sunlight to supply most of Europe, America, and Asia. The power is transferred to the countries through a long-range electrical transmitter, also created by the entrepreneur. However, after the blueprints to the transmitter go missing, terribly destructive weapons start appearing on the black market. The inventor, knowing his enemies are coming to get him as he is the only man alive who understands his own devices, tells his two sons the way to destroy the malicious creations, before they plunge the Earth into World War III.

A revision to "Don't Pick Up The Phone!"

A woman living in an apartment building starts receiving phone calls, they start off as breathing, and escalate to the caller quoting her every move, and mailing her pictures he took of her with his camera, the pictures are of her walking down the street, at her job, and in her apartment, when all shades are shut and doors are locked. The woman tries reporting the stalker to the police but the police cannot do anything about it since the caller hasn't threatened her. The woman is nearly driven to insanity, sleeping with a kitchen knife under her pillow, and keeping her shades shut all day. When her own lover comes to surprise her for her birthday, she, by accident, attacks him thinking he's the stalker. Then, one day when she returns home from work, she opens a package, which was left on her doorstep, what was in it was too shocking to her. She decides to find out who her stalker is, but the clues and suspicions lead her to a false apartment when she realizes the stalker is closer to her than she thinks, but that's too late, since she meets face to face with the man and death may seem closer to her than she might think.

I have a question related to screenwriting.
So, earlier this year, for my English class, I wrote this story about a Russian Scientist working for SETI and he discovers aliens. However, I go to a nerd school, so they really didn't give me enough time to think of a good ending, so I just rushed and made the aliens blow up everybody at the end. PM me if you really want to read it.
But I want to adapt it into film, so I was wondering if anybody else had any ideas of what the aliens should do besides the generic stupid ending. Like something more creative, along the lines of 2001, but not as wondrous. Because it's sort of supposed to be a depressing story, like War of the Worlds. Also, I think the aliens need to win this time.

Thanks!
Yeah, I am going to be making a series of UFO movies, with my friend Rinto51, and his idea was that aliens come and kill everybody except for the Canadians to use as guinea pigs. And then there's a revolution.
My ideas so far:
1) A country music song about how the aliens came to earth and wanted to dissect the humans.
2) These two aliens who are really failures are sent to Earth by their king to harvest ores and then blow it up. They fail. Epically.
3) The Russian thing, my above post.

Also, I have awesome alien editing skills. As seen in Pirates Rule!
Along with the scifi tune in that scene and a really great ambient scifi noise