Mary (Candace Hilligoss) is the only survivor among three women, when their car careens through a railing on a bridge. Mary cannot remember how she survived the crash that killed her friends. She roams the American Midwest as far as Utah, looking fo…
Mary (Candace Hilligoss) is the only survivor among three women, when their car careens through a railing on a bridge. Mary cannot remember how she survived the crash that killed her friends. She roams the American Midwest as far as Utah, looking for some sort of work; some sort of way out from the mystery of the wreck. She finds no answer except a nasty-looking apparition (Herk Harvey) and assorted other ghouls of the night. Directed, written, and produced by Herk Harvey.
YouTube has censored this video and others- recently counting The Ghost Train among them- heavily since I began uploading movies under the Televisual Experience. It really does help myself and others to have platforms such as BitChute, Minds, Vimeo, et cetera out there to help spread these films and other materials that could potentially be censored. I have a paypal link where you can donate and help fight this variety of censorship:
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This money goes against the YouTube monetary blockade of smaller channels and uploaders, including those like myself who post public domain content. Americans have right to publicly available American-made content and all the rights that go with them. I envision applications across a number of platforms, such as Roku, Amazon Fire, and Apple TV. Development of physical Over-the-Air and Over-the-Top television channel and technical means to serve viewers (satellites, servers, etc.). All this combined with production of actual movies and television programming. I'd like to make a few pennies or a few bucks from these films- who wouldn't? I think it matters more though to fight against censorship. Why stop someone from enjoying a good (or bad) film? Why stop someone from listening to or having a challenging political view? Alright, my rant has gone on long enough.
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