Black Jack

A young hitman/drug dealer discovers that some of his employees have badly botched a kidnapping/execution attempt.  To prevent himself from being held responsible, he must move his base of operations to the (now dead) kidnapping target’s house, carry out business as usual, and pretend that the target is still alive.  Entire movie would take place in one house.

Dorian Base

            The Dorian Makeup agency has finally done it.  They’ve found a product that rejuvenates the skin.  But either some foul magic or some nasty science was used in its creation, because it has a nasty catch.  The healing process only works if another person is using the anti-makeup, which has the opposite effect. 

Wreck, Abuse, Redemption

A rich man’s daughter is killed in a car accident in which the other driver was high on heroin.  The rich man has no outlet for his anger, as the other driver was also killed.  He is abusive towards his wife and so she leaves him.  He learns where heroin can be gotten in town and goes to buy some, presumably to drug himself to death.  On a whim, he kidnaps the young drug dealer and brings her to his house.  He then goes about forcing her to reform and learns about himself in the process.

Pain+

            A revolutionary new pain med goes a bit awry.  It achieves its goal but a little bit too well.  When on Plus, pain becomes pleasurable and junkies have a nasty habit of going too far.  Papercuts and bitten lips are popular.  Brainfreezes are safe and effective, but some go as far as self-mutilation and amputation.  When a Private Investigator’s daughter goes missing, he has to hunt down the dealer who he suspects she was involved with, but to get to the Painkiller, the PI will have to fight through an army of junky minions who would enjoy nothing more than getting their asses kicked.