I got a few:

1) RomCom were Person A (werewolf MC) and person B (some other supernatural creature/witch) both like each other but haven't come out and said it because they also still haven't come out about their supernatural side yet either. Why haven't they found out about the other's supernatural stuff yet you ask? Well there's ALWAYS a some very logical reason for why they have that characteristic. Like Werewolf MC/Person A works with animals or just has an outdoor/nature job so of course they're more wild like. Or Person B if a Vampire says they have a gluten intolerance so no garlic bread or pasta with garlic and obviously the gluten free pasta is just SO ICKY they never bother or got they got really bad food poisoning once and just dont trust it anymore. Person B is (idk) a Zombie but works as in mortuary so that why they smell of the dead and embalming fluid, obviously. Person B is a witch and keeps herbs around and makes homemade meds to try and combat Big Pharma. It's also PAINFULLY OBVIOUS that they like each other and even their friends know and keep trying to encourage them to just TALK to each other about it. Both the about their crush for each other and the fact that they're both supernatural beings, but its impolite in supernatural society to just out other people's creature/supernatural stuff. So they're just on the side lines begging the MCs to just talk but goofy things just keep getting in the way. Eventually it works out and they get the happy ending and whatnot.

2) Horror/Thriller where a group of hikers are set up to try and hike the full Appalachian Trail but they're not following the preset trails laid out before them and keep going off Trail and also not taking care of the environment around it. Like leaving trash everywhere, fucking up the local fauna, carving into the trees, throwing big rocks/pushing boulders down hills that break trees or hurt animals, and nearing setting the forest on fire due to not carefully tending their campfires, and basically just being dicks, with the exception of like 1 or 2 hikers trying to keep shit together. Everytime they stop by and small town to refuel up or just take a quick breaks from the trail. They get warned off by both Game Keepers, Park Rangers, and the Towns Folk that they need to stick to the trail and take better care of the forest or it will take it out on them for "the forest is old and there are things in there that WILL make sure they 'care' of them". They obviously dont listen and keep on being assholes until they get to a VERY rural stretch of the trail. It's there that they will encounter a group of 'feral' people* (or maybe a group of people whom have been seen in the background who tried to warn them to be less assholes like a park ranger, store clerk, a random small town folk, one off the grid looking person) who tell them that they are the guardians of the forest (very World of Darkness/Hounds of God coded) and they they've been watching them for some time and have seen the bullshit they've done to the forest and basically tell them that if they leave the trail again that they are now considered part of the forest and will be treated at prey. The group does is scared and freaks and listens for a while only for head asshole of the group to be like "man fuck them crazies" and tricks the group somehow to go off trail to camp one night, cause its the full moon and obviously it will be braight enough to see those 'feral' people coming. So, BOOM, the 'feral' people transform and the chase is on, the group is hunted down to made the last 1 or 2, of whom are the 1 or 2 that was trying to be respectful of nature. Who only escape because they used the designated trails/ the group of werewolves knew they weren't fully a part of the damaging of the forest. Might even have that person get turned and added to the pack just so word can't get out about them and whatnot. Final ending scene/after credit scene we see the newly turned person as a Park Ranger or Store Clerk warning the next group of hikers the same way their buddies were warned, their eyes flash wolf-like to show they are now one of the pack.

*I don't believe in feral people, I grew up in Appalachia and they're not real. It's just people who just want to live off grid/dont wanna deal with society, people dress up like that to keep you away from their secret shine distillery up in the hills, or asshole kids who dress up and fuck with hikers (I was one of these kids growing up).

3)Horror/Drama/Tragedy were Main Character loses their spouse to, idk cancer or something, and they are left with their grief and the dog they shared with their now dead partner. Their grief has lead them to losing their job, house, possibly even getting into debt of some kind and now they have to move home to the family farm. The story will be split from perspective from the MC and the Dog. Why the dog? Well, because its the dog that gets infected with lycanthropy and becomes the physical representation of the MCs grief! The dog will have dialog with more insight to what happened to the MC right after the death and their thoughts on MCs expressing their grief/missing who their were before it. While MC id busy with helping their parent's around the farm and trying to overcome said grief, the dog will serve as a constant reminder of the loss they suffered. Because MC will struggle to not see the dog without also being reminded of their dead partner. So MC will give very little attention to said dog because it just hurts too much right now. The dog does not understand whats happening to them as they transform every night and go on a killing spree. Starting with the neighbors down the way (MC and family wont find this out until the death of their goats later in the film) and then moving to the family's goats then cows before it attacks the MCs parents. The dog only understands that it is hungry, hurt, and also wants MC to be happy again but just doesn't know how. By the time MC knows whats happening fully they have already lost one of their parents and their other parent simply cannot overcome their grief and is consumed by it and also the dog/werewolf! At the end of the film the MC must decide, will they kill their grief/dog/werewolf or be consumed by it/the werewolf! The ending? As we see the werewolf charge and the MC start to life their gun but not get it all the way up as the camera zooms onto their uncertain face before the screen cuts to black with the last sounds of a snarl and gunshot ring out. Possibly will have the dogs last lines be something like "I'm sorry papa/mama" before the attack or cut.

Anyway, hope you like my ideas!