The Little Red Cherry Bomb

This fictional fairytale screenplay is centered around a fictional Cherie Currie of The Runaways. Cherie always wanted to be in a rock band since she was 14, but she never anticipated any of her current struggles, now 17, with The Runaways. She seeks the help of magic to deal with her stresses, that amount to a pile taller than her hopes and dreams, but she quickly stirs up conflict. There is no way she can perform with her band in two days unless she does a cover of 4'33" and qualifies for the quietest rock song in world history, but the band will not do that. Joan Jett would scream louder than Robert Plant in Immigration Song if they had to do that, while beating the Valley girl out of Cherie with a baseball bat and launching her all the way back to the California Gold Rush. And, let's not get started on what Sandy would do to Cherie. Cherie must learn to reverse the spell set on her while on stage and without any fear so her band can spread rock 'n' roll to the masses, align the planets, and enact world peace all over the globe.