Trance

Trance is a supernatural action horror movie based on a character named Stephen Clinton who has a power of telekinesis - the ability to control things. This movie was officially cancelled later on.

Plot
In 2017, news break out that a man demolished a building somehow without using anything. Stephen’s family was cold to him due to being expelled from high school. Although, his mother and sister look up to him preventing him from being left alone isolated.

He gets the news that his baby cousin, Martin, will have a christening on June 13th. Everyone was superstitious, because of it being on a Friday and that something bad would happen. The mother calmed them down and explained it was just a myth.

The day arrives and everyone dresses up for the day - except Stephen whom is being controlled by his estranged grandmother Audrey. She drags him all the way to a town named Darresfield. At the church, he is pushed up to the altar to say a speech for Martin. A bucket of runny slime pours onto him while everyone laughs. Sarah, his mother, begins shouting at everyone to shut up while Stephen becomes unconscious.

She comforts him, but lets out a shock wave as his eyes turn red with fury. He locks all doors and smashes a Catholic window, scaring everyone. He looks at Martin who crawls on the floor, but eventually bursts into fleshy pieces. Stephen causes a fuel can to explode and cause the church to set ablaze while the floor begins to rise with water, due to a leak. He slowly begins to exit the building and forces an electricity wave from a lightbulb to occur. Stephen exits through a secret passage leaving the church to fall down.

He then seeks refuge up the top of Penhill as Audrey and her husband, Paul, seek retribution by running him over, but Stephen senses the prescience of the car and causes the vehicle to explode. The same happens to Martin’s parents, Nicholas and Ariana, but is pushed back by Stephen and thrust into a fire bush.

At the top of the hill, his family catch him there. He wakes up from his coma and surrounded by his family who attempt to kill him. Stephen backfires and uses his telekinesis to slit all of them. One of his friends, Ryan, explains that he was the one that caused the other church to explode. Together, they hide in the ruins of the church until the rumours and gossip stops spreading.

Ryan promises to take him to New Zealand where half of his family live where it is far away from England. The plane begins to set off into the distance while Stephen hopes to forget about the horrifying event and have a new life.

Development
The movie is inspired by a certain dream and the 2002 film Carrie - the second adaptation from Stephen King’s novel.