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The Rotation

Medical Thriller / Supernatural Mystery

A New York ER doctor recognizes his former student’s technique in a series of deaths across the city’s hospitals. Eli moves between them. So does the killer. But only one of them needs a door.

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The story

During the sacred High Holy Days in a locked-down New York City, a perpetually rotating ER doctor finds himself the only link between a series of increasingly bizarre deaths across multiple hospitals—and a killer whose surgical precision eerily mirrors that of a brilliant but troubled former medical student.

Production & Audience

Producer briefing

Production & Audience

Medical Thriller / Supernatural Mystery

Ballpark budget

$750,000–$2,500,000

Preliminary target range, subject to a script breakdown, location strategy, practical effects, and the opening subway sequence.

The logistics

A proposed production approach centered on controlled hospital locations, atmospheric tension, sound design, and selective practical effects. The subway opening and the killer’s movement through walls require dedicated production assessment.

Market appetite

Supernatural horror/thriller positioning with international potential.

The project combines a medical setting, a serial-killer threat, and an uncanny physical premise.

Supported by a screenplay audio companion, THE ROTATION is positioned to be pitched to genre-focused independent producers, mid-tier distributors, or major streaming platforms seeking proprietary genre content.

Market context & source

Michael Husband’s 2025 market update identifies horror/thriller performance and budget efficiency as promising areas for independent filmmakers. His analysis provides broader genre context rather than a financial forecast for this project.

Michael Husband — Independent Film Market Update, 2025 ↗

Budget ranges are preliminary development targets, not completed production budgets. Source attribution does not imply review or endorsement of this project.