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‘Terror Talk’ Arrives On Amazon Prime Video

From the Jalbert Brothers, Brian and Jake, comes Terror Talk, a paranormal thriller about a man trying to survive a viral outbreak while coping with terrifying ghosts. Written by Bruce W. Durbin, this gripping flick stars Sean Michael Gloria, Bob Glazier, and Daniel Wachs. “When a virus outbreak causes widespread panic, a doomsday prepper retreats into his new house, believing that he’s safe from the dangers outside, but soon discovers that his house is haunted by terrifying ghosts.” Terror Talk is the first film to be released under the Jalbert Brothers Studios banner. You can watch it now on Amazon Prime. The brothers are also behind the paranormal Amazon Prime Video series “Haunted Tours”. Be sure to check out season one now and follow the investigative series on Facebook, Instagram, and on YouTube.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 24, 2018
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Movie Review: Death-Scort Service Part 2: The Naked Dead is a Flesh and Blood Drenched Orgy!

Look, I’ll be honest with you creeps, I have never seen (or even heard of) Death-Scort Service Part 1; but as is my way with everything, that don’t mean shit to me. I’m sure a fine, morally upstanding picture like Death-Scort Service Part 2: The Naked Dead will do your’s cruelly a solid (probably on my chest), and catch me right up to speed… …and wadda ya know, the film begins with a flashback to the conclusion of the first flick; courtesy of the final girl, Michelle (Krystal Pixie Adams) having a lil’ bubble bath flashback (as you do after such things). Anyway, long story short, hookers vs. a serial killer, Hookers 1 : Serial Killer 0. Well as fate would have it, a new killer rises to take the place of the last and a new batch of lusty ladies (who just want to save up enough scratch to have a home, sweet home to call their very own)

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DanXIII
Dec 5, 2017
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The Trailer For ‘NS404: Provenance’ Arrives

Independent genre films are a god-send these days with horror being over-saturated with reboots and remakes. Thanks to affordable equipment a film can be made for as little as $10,000 like writer-cinematographer-producer Rob Coggin’s upcoming film NS404: Provenance. Directed by Lexi Balestrieri (Die Die Delta Pi), the film stars Tracy Roese, David E. McMahon, Zoe Adkins, Natalie Ise, Bob Glazier, Lisa Marie Kart, Carson Overfield, Lisa Walton, and Coggin. In the film, a mysterious chain of events, cubed-shaped objects and a group of silent wanderers begin to converge with devastating consequences that impact humanity on a global scale. These mysteries have roots in ancient history and may have influenced certain key events over the last several hundred years. As humankind speeds towards the inevitable, it is up to one person, a physics professor, to decipher and decode the true meaning of what is beginning to take place and save those he loves before it is too late. According to IMDb,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 29, 2017

More from Bob Glazier

Horror Fuel

‘Terror Talk’ Arrives On Amazon Prime Video

From the Jalbert Brothers, Brian and Jake, comes Terror Talk, a paranormal thriller about a man trying to survive a viral outbreak while coping with terrifying ghosts. Written by Bruce W. Durbin, this gripping flick stars Sean Michael Gloria, Bob Glazier, and Daniel Wachs. “When a virus outbreak causes widespread panic, a doomsday prepper retreats into his new house, believing that he’s safe from the dangers outside, but soon discovers that his house is haunted by terrifying ghosts.” Terror Talk is the first film to be released under the Jalbert Brothers Studios banner. You can watch it now on Amazon Prime. The brothers are also behind the paranormal Amazon Prime Video series “Haunted Tours”. Be sure to check out season one now and follow the investigative series on Facebook, Instagram, and on YouTube.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 24, 2018
Horror Fuel

Movie Review: Death-Scort Service Part 2: The Naked Dead is a Flesh and Blood Drenched Orgy!

Look, I’ll be honest with you creeps, I have never seen (or even heard of) Death-Scort Service Part 1; but as is my way with everything, that don’t mean shit to me. I’m sure a fine, morally upstanding picture like Death-Scort Service Part 2: The Naked Dead will do your’s cruelly a solid (probably on my chest), and catch me right up to speed… …and wadda ya know, the film begins with a flashback to the conclusion of the first flick; courtesy of the final girl, Michelle (Krystal Pixie Adams) having a lil’ bubble bath flashback (as you do after such things). Anyway, long story short, hookers vs. a serial killer, Hookers 1 : Serial Killer 0. Well as fate would have it, a new killer rises to take the place of the last and a new batch of lusty ladies (who just want to save up enough scratch to have a home, sweet home to call their very own)

Continue reading →
DanXIII
Dec 5, 2017
Horror Fuel

The Trailer For ‘NS404: Provenance’ Arrives

Independent genre films are a god-send these days with horror being over-saturated with reboots and remakes. Thanks to affordable equipment a film can be made for as little as $10,000 like writer-cinematographer-producer Rob Coggin’s upcoming film NS404: Provenance. Directed by Lexi Balestrieri (Die Die Delta Pi), the film stars Tracy Roese, David E. McMahon, Zoe Adkins, Natalie Ise, Bob Glazier, Lisa Marie Kart, Carson Overfield, Lisa Walton, and Coggin. In the film, a mysterious chain of events, cubed-shaped objects and a group of silent wanderers begin to converge with devastating consequences that impact humanity on a global scale. These mysteries have roots in ancient history and may have influenced certain key events over the last several hundred years. As humankind speeds towards the inevitable, it is up to one person, a physics professor, to decipher and decode the true meaning of what is beginning to take place and save those he loves before it is too late. According to IMDb,

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 29, 2017