Dear Mr. Pink,

I've watched "Grosse Pointe Blank" more times than I can count. That perfect blend of dark humor, genuine emotion, and character authenticity – a hitman at his high school reunion shouldn't work as both comedy and drama, but in your hands, it became something special.

That transformative tonal balance is why I'm reaching out about Horizon City.

An Invitation to Bring Humor to Cyberpunk

I've created a cyberpunk anthology universe that could benefit enormously from your unique approach to tonal balance. Horizon City includes neural interface rock stars who let audiences literally feel what they feel, memory thieves with moral quandaries, and underground tech dealers navigating a world of corporate control.

What makes this project different is its design as a collaborative vehicle:

• An anthology structure that welcomes different creative approaches
• A framework built for adaptation rather than rigid storytelling
• A universe that can evolve with each collaborator's vision

Your work consistently finds the perfect balance between darkness and humor, between high concept and human authenticity. From "Grosse Pointe Blank" to "High Fidelity," you've shown an unparalleled ability to create characters who feel authentic despite their unusual circumstances – a quality that cyberpunk as a genre desperately needs.

Why This Format Makes Sense Today

The subscription-driven entertainment landscape has created an audience hungry for rich worlds they can return to, but traditional franchises often become formulaic. Horizon City offers an alternative:

• A consistent universe with ever-changing characters and stories
• The creative freedom of anthology storytelling without starting from scratch
• A world designed to be shaped by its collaborators, not imposed upon them

I've spent years developing this universe, but I believe the most interesting versions of Horizon City will emerge through collaboration with visionary creators like yourself.

If you're interested in exploring how your unique approach to tonal balance might shape this world, I'd be honored to share more details. This isn't about executing someone else's vision – it's an invitation to bring humor and humanity to a genre that too often takes itself too seriously.

With sincere admiration for your work,

-T Savo