ORIGINATION OF AN ALIEN INVASION: THE BEGINNING

By JAMES FARRELL COUSAR

A young girl and boy head to Lovers Lookout Lane to make out. When they were about to kiss, a shooting star appeared. This, however, is not a comet but an explosion as an alien's mothership emerges in Yucca Flat, Nevada.

When aliens come to eradicate humans on Earth, Vamps, a flirty and sexy vampire, unknowingly bites one of them and drink

• Language: English
• Publisher: Leap Write Literary
• Release date: May 4, 2024
• ISBN: 9798893760507

JAMES FARRELL COUSAR

James Farrell Cousar studied chemistry, photography and theater while attending Ohio University.During his summer breaks from college, he was employed at Dow Chemical Company as a research chemist, and there he received a patent for his innovative packaging design.The next year as the "hippie movement" began to spread across the country, he auditioned and was awarded the lead role in his first feature film "Sign of Aquarius". Later it was re-released as "Ghetto Freaks". James moved to Los Angeles, CA and became an awarded winning actor, portraying various characters in features titled "Friday Foster", "Black Samson", "Blackenstein", and "Renegade Force". He fine-tuned his craft while working with director Mel Brooks in "Spaceballs".His popularity peaked with his appearances in numerous TV commercials, thus receiving guest invitations to appear on the television talk shows "A.M.L.A.", "Just Natural" and the popular game show "Baggage", He mastered his performance ability while carrying the lead role in the web series "The Human Condition-DEATH", where he never spoke a single word. Homing in on his acting functional effectiveness he was awarded the BEST ACTOR in a paramedic training film.James' love of the live theater delved him into playing roles on stage, from the "Night of The Iguana", to the Los Angeles theaters, portraying lead characters in "Norman, is that you?" and "The Boys In The Band", Live theater disciplined his voice to function as a spokesman in videos, from "The City of Long Beach Promo", "Season Funding Program" for The Link Corp, to analyzing "sickle cell Anemia" for the Cleveland Clinic Organization.James created, wrote and produced informative radio programs for four years. Having learnt the facets of storytelling, has developed his writing skills enabling him to write, produce and direct video shorts, such as "High Heels and Killer Wheels", "Franken Fingers-The True Story" and the exceptional "The Safety Channel-promo".While working as a contributing columnist for the world-wide Laufer Publications, he wrote magazine articles dealing with topics such as "Good Grooming Can Be A Good Habit" and "Wigs Are In For Men!".Barnes and Noble, book sellers, invited James to do a book signing event to debut his popular selling novel Alien Invasion "The Beginning". With the success of this event, he immediately wrote a comedy sequel titled "Zombiebusters".James Cousar has always believed that storytelling is the successful transferring of a mental image from one being to another.

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Contents

CHAPTER ONE: LOOK TO THE SKIES

Chapter two: Look What I Found

chapter three: there’s a new alien in town

CHAPTER FOUR: DANCING IN THE MOON LIGHT

chapter five: it’s hard out there for a vampire

CHAPTER SIX: UP, UP AND AWAY

CHAPTER SEVEN: WE’RE NOT IN KANAS ANYMORE

CHAPTER EIGHT: BEAUTY AND THE BEASTY ALIEN

CHAPTER NINE: LETS GET READY TO RUMBLE

CHAPTER TEN: WHERE’S THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL?

CHAPTER ELEVEN: ARE WE THERE YET?

CHAPTER TWELVE: CAN ANYTHING MORE HAPPEN?

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CHAPTER ONE

LOOK TO THE SKIES

It is an uninhabited, barren, dry desert region at high noon today in Yucca Flats, Nevada. A lonely cactus creates a human like silhouetted shadow on the dry, cracked ground. The sun brightly shines with a four-pointed star appearance raising temperatures to a record high for 1958.

A tumble weed rolls across the desert land.

A lizard crawls into view, flicking its tongue as if it were counting beats to a song. It stops and looks around to see if there are any changes to his home territory.

Suddenly a bright explosion occurs in the distance horizon. The ground shakes from the loud explosion. Winds of hurricane force blow up gusts of sand that gather the lizard and send it sailing skyward.

The cactus is shredded into pieces and blown away.

A reddish dust fills the sky and blocks out the sun.

A large bright mushroom shaped cloud grows upwards towards the sky.

The super bright explosion on earth’s northern territory

is catapulting reddish-orange particles into space.

A huge, dark, sinister looking MOTHERSHIP enters view and hovers between earth and its moon as the reddish-orange particles shower onto the MOTHERSHIP. Suddenly a very small bright beam of light with a deep roar emerges from the mothership. The beam is targeting the earth.

The beam morphs into a rapidly moving comet with a long thin bright tail trailing. It races from the daylight area into the night side of the earth. Its tail shrinks into a bright sphere as it drops downward into the night section of the North American continent.

It burns through the atmosphere creating small cloud swirls as it pulsates with a reddish glow and then disappears entering a massive cloud.

In the quiet town of SMALLFIELD, all is serene as the sun slowly sets on the town street. Breaking the silence a 1958 red and white Plymouth Fury automobile suddenly speeds around a corner leaning on two side wheels with its tires loudly screeching. The car rounds the corner and lands on all four tires and speeds down the street. The loud music of GOOD GOLLY MISS MOLLY song by Chuck Berry is heard coming from the car’s radio. Pedestrians crossing the street, jump screaming out of its path as it speeds down the street. The car quickly spins around to make a U turn with tires loudly screeching and emitting dark burnt rubber smoke.

A teenage girl joyfully leans out the passenger side window laughing as the car continues turning performing a circular turn.

The car races out of the circle turning path and speeds down the street again, as the tires continue screeching. A Dog barks excitedly as the car races pass it. It whips around a corner with tires loudly screeching. A woman cuddles her crying enfant as the car speeds pass them. It turns the corner at the end of the block leaving people standing and lying scattered along the street in shock.

The car screeches to a stop on a barren dead-end road next to a sign that reads LOVERS LOOKOUT LANE. The town’s night lights are seen in the far background.

The car’s driver is a 19 year-old boy with an 18 year-old girl seated next to him. He is staring at the distant beautiful town lights. She looks at him for a moment. Then sternly speaks.

GIRL

You took long enough to get here. My grandmother drives faster. Next time use all the horsepower that’s under the hood.

She rubs her fingers across the smooth shiny dash of the car.

GIRL

I really like your new car. It’s sooo dreamy.

BOY

Yeaaaa, it’s pretty cool.

He rubs the dash too.

BOY

I call my baby CHRISTINE.

GIRL 4

That’s a cute name. Oh Stephen, you’ve such an imagination.

Suddenly the car’s headlights flash on, then off. Then the radio comes on playing the song CATCH A FALLING STAR by Perry Como. The couple stares at the radio and then curiously looks around. Seeing nothing they lean into each other and watch the night sky. He turns to her.

BOY

How about a little kiss?

She hesitates a moment while thinking. Then modestly says.

GIRL

Well first, close your eyes.

BOY

Why?

GIRL

‘Cause you’re supposed to close your eyes when you kiss.

He sighs.

BOY

Oh, all right.

He closes his eyes and reaches toward her.

GIRL

Wait, now get ready.

He slightly smiles.

GIRL

Pucker up.

He slightly puckers his lips and has a bigger smile.

GIRL

You better really pucker up for this.

He takes a deep breath, gives a huge smile and strains to make a super big lip pucker.

GIRL

Now, open your eyes.

He opens his eyes and to his surprise she’s offering him a Hershey Candy Kiss.

BOY

What’s this?

She holds the piece of candy up to his lips.

GIRL

You asked for a little kiss. Here’s one for you. If you’re good, there’s more, from where that came from.

He looks surprised and eats the candy.

She lays her head on his shoulder and quietly giggles.

Suddenly, reddish glowing object shots up from the horizon and with a distance roar zooms across the star filled sky. It illuminates the teenagers’ face as they stare in astonishment at this phenomenon. Then it quickly dips into the horizon.

GIRL

Wow! Was that a shooting star?

BOY

Yea, they say if you make a wish when you see one, that it’ll come true.

He looks into her eyes.

BOY

Let’s make a wish.

She hesitates. Then they both close their eyes for a moment. Then coyly look at each other. He gently pulls her ponytail to move her closer to him. He leans nearer to kiss her. She holds back.

Girl

Well, I guess there’s no harm. After all, what could a little kiss lead to, as long as we don’t make out?

She suddenly changes her attitude.

GIRL

So slide over and let’s get started.

They embrace, tighter and tighter and slide down on the car seat.

Girl

Don’t, now stop that! Don’t! Stop it.

It is silent for a moment. Then the boy starts gyrating on top of the girl.

GIRL

Ahhhh, Ahhhhhhhhhh! Don’t stop!

Don’t STOP! Oh! Wait a minute!

The girl pushes the boy from on top of her. She sits up, unbuttons and removes her blouse, then quickly snaps off her bra and plunges down on the car seat. She pulls the boy back on top of her.

GIRL

Where were we? Oh yea.

Ahhhhhhh! Ahhhh! Ohhhhhhh

YES! YES!!, YEEEEES!!!

Moments later the boy sits up, with mangled hair and lipstick smudges on his face, he looks towards the night sky.

BOY

Thank you my lucky star.

The radio begins playing the song One Eyed One Horn Flying Purple People Eater. The girl’s hand reaches up and pulls him back down on top of her.

Over an Orange grove, a small white glowing dot in the distant night sky, rapidly growing larger until it becomes an out of this world spacecraft. It is rapidly advancing and dropping downward. It loudly slashes off treetops in the orange grove. It continues dropping, loudly uprooting several trees. With an ear-splitting wham, it shovels itself into