The lies of a consumed soul became the final, fatal lesson in the dangers of her innocence.
Spoon-fed Addiction is a 1995 psychological horror neo-noir that opens with its two tragic conclusions. In one, isolated teen, Angela Sterling, romantically re-frames what happened with a haunted man she once trusted, Adiran, as she prepares to be consumed by engulfing shadows. In the other, we see Adiran's blood-soaked end in a wrecked bathroom. These opening pages are a gateway to a raw, unspoon-fed narrative of trauma's origin, inherited scars, and the transmission of grief disguised as love.
Logline
Houston, 1995. A small-time dealer bleeds out in his bathtub, recounting the night grief turned him into a killer—only for a teenage girl’s collapse, two months later, to reveal his real weapon: a nihilism so pure it outlives him.
This is not a crime thriller; it is a horror story about the transmission of trauma—about love learning to make rot contagious.
Dark Drama Filmmakers: The full script of this cinematic beast is available for immediate collaboration.
