A Stairway Into The Mind Of Jamar K. Collier

By Jamar collier

(MY FRIEND) - John is traveling to attend Mike's, his childhood friends, funeral. on the way John is faced with grief for his lose as well as shame for losing touch with his old friend. John has to overcome his conflicted emotions to keep his last promise to his old friend.

(THE BOX) - A cold, quiet night turns sinister as an unsecured package arrives at an unexpected couples’ doorstep. Soon, strange events begin to unfold causing the coupe to come face to face with a horrifying secret that will bring them to the edge of sanity.

(MOM) - Arriving at a dirty motel, a father and daughter prepare to meet with mom the next day, the scars of the past reopen, and relationships begin to strain. The daughter wants to understand why, the father can’t answer. Both yearning for things to return to normal.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jamar collier
• Release date: Oct 24, 2019

Jamar collier

Jamar K. Collier is a film writer who thrives in horror/dramas, weaving the audience through as many loops and turns as he can. He is earning his Bachelor of Fine Arts, in Creative Writing.

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A Stairway Into The Mind Of

Jamar K. Collier

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MOM

MY FRIEND

THE BOX

MEET THE AUTHOR

Mom

This is it, room 221, John said, turning the key in the old motel door, as he Picked up Mary and his luggage he called to her, Mary….Mary, this is the one, do you need help with the rest of the stuff, John asked.

Keep it down, dad, it's like 2 am, Mary said, closing the car door.

The old motel looked deserted, scattered cars and trash lined the parking lot as the motel's neon sign