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DEMONS: THE ARCHIVE OF NIGHT

Created by Peter I. Okafor

In development — unshot

What do surviving documents and texts actually tell us about how people once understood demons? DEMONS: THE ARCHIVE OF NIGHT is a proposed factual series that follows the written and material record of demon belief from ancient Mesopotamia through Egypt, Greece, Rome and late antiquity.

Development concept

Season 1 — ORIGINS

Proposed 8 × 52 minutes

First-season development concept. Not yet shot or financed.

  • Historical documents

    What the surviving texts and objects record.

  • Reported experiences

    What people said they experienced, presented as testimony, not proof.

  • Expert interpretation

    How scholars read that evidence, attributed as interpretation.

  • Labelled reconstruction

    Dramatised scenes, always identified on screen as reconstruction.

Editorial safeguard

What this series is not

  • — Not presented as proof of the supernatural
  • — Not preaching or devotional programming
  • — Not scripted fictional horror

Status

Where the project stands

  • — Unshot and unfinanced. No producer, broadcaster or commissioning partner is attached.
  • — No specialists, archive licences or music licences are represented as secured.
  • — Not optioned, sold, published, broadcast or commissioned.
  • — Any wider multi-season structure is an aspiration only, not completed scripts.

Research scope and chain of title are creator-reported and have not been independently verified. Working materials record AI-assisted research and scripting; provenance is under review for buyer-specific eligibility. Intrepid Soft LLC acts as the business contact and development desk; it does not claim ownership of the underlying copyright.

Enquiries

Development and licensing contact

intrepidpi@intrepidsoftllc.com · +1 757 908 4447

An enquiry starts a conversation only. It does not grant, reserve or option any rights.

Read the journal essay: DEMONS and the Archive Method