Remove one letter from the title of a book, movie, tv show, play, musical, etc., and write a one-sentence description of the new work.
Example:
It’s a Wonderful Lie. A guardian angel talks George Bailey into thinking his life has made a difference . . . when actually, everyone would be better off without him.
A Son of Ice and Fire: Killer Frost and Firestorm work out their differences the old fashioned way; the resulting broodling evaporates when exposed to the sunlight. The End.
A Clockwork Range - Ultra-violence down on the farm. The Rocky Horror Picture Sow - A mad scientist creates a cross-dressing pig. West Side Tory - Gang warfare and romance in the houses of Parliament.
Apocalypse No - A US Army captain takes a stand when asked to undertake a dangerous mission to travel to a remote village and murder a Special Forces Colonel who had fallen out of favour with his superiors.
Psych - A fun-loving transvestite plays an elaborate practical joke on a pretty young guest staying at his motel.
All Abut Eve - A young woman takes a trip on an overcrowded subway train.
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Han: The USS Enterprise attempts to apprehend a scruffy yet rogueish smuggler, leaves scorch marks on his ship in the process, and suffers the consequences.
Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Cones The Galactic Republic is thrown into turmoil by the attack of an army of mysterious aliens from the planet Remulak.