Butterfly Temples Studio

Starting the studio day with a voice over for a documentary of China’s Disposal of Japanese Abandoned Chemical Weapons. Very interesting.

Some stories don’t knock politely.

They slip through the cracks in the door… and by the time you realize they’re inside, it’s already too late.

STALKER JANE has arrived.

From filmmaker Roger Glenn Hill comes a twisted little thriller born in the shadows of Cleveland, where obsession grows teeth and dark humor sits right beside dread at the dinner table. Halo Kitsch inhabits Jane with the kind of unsettling energy that makes you lean forward… and maybe glance over your shoulder.

This is independent filmmaking the way it’s meant to be: relentless, a little dangerous, and made by people who refused to let the story die.

I had the privilege of composing on this film, and Butterfly Temples Studio helped bring its soundscape—and its nightmares—to life.

So if you’re in the mood for something that stalks you a little… lingers a little… and might just make you laugh at the worst possible moment—

STALKER JANE is now streaming on Amazon, Google, and Cranked Up TV.

Watch it.
Rate it.
Review it.

But remember.

Jane might be watching too.

(Links in the comments.)