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'Grindhouse' pitch

Create your own 'Grindhouse' script with a little help from Time Out.

Mar 29 2007

With the release of Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's 'Grindhouse' fast approaching, our good friends at Time Out New York have created a game that helps you create your very own 'Grindhouse' style exploitation flick.

Simply enter the required information and within seconds you'll be greeted by your very own 'Grindhouse' outline, which can be immediately sent to messers Tarantino and Rodriguez as a pitch for their inevitable sequel.

So what are you waiting for? Head to the 'Grindhouse' 'Mad Libs' style pitch, get typing and don't forget to thank us in your best screenplay acceptance speech.

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