That ninja Prozak is always on some ghostly, other-worldy shit. His latest venture into that realm is a new documentary titled “A Haunting on Dice Road: The Hell House.”
Prozak documents the happenings of Dice Road in Saginaw County, Michigan. He speaks with those that have bizarre and frightening tales to tell of the road and the cemetery located on the road including the most documented paranormal case in U.S. history.

This shit is premiering at the Temple Theater, 201 N. Washington Ave. Saginaw, MI 48607 on October 28th and 29th at 9:00pm.
All of those in attendance will get a free DVD of the film and a free meet & greet with the man himself, Prozak!

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Check out the commercial and the write-up posted to TempleTheater.com

Haunted Saginaw presents a Steven T. Shippy film:

“A Haunting on Dice Road: The Hell House”

Shrouded in mystery and folklore,  the bizarre and frightening tales of Saginaw County’s most infamous urban legend, Dice Road, have been passed down from generation to generation.

For decades, thrill seekers have dared to venture onto its grounds as a rite of passage, their encounters only adding to the mythology.

However popular, Dice Road’s most prolific and profound story has remained untold, until now.

Witness the journey unfold as investigators reopen the most documented paranormal case in U.S. history, in an attempt to solve a mystery spanning four decades.

An entire year of investigation, multiple law enforcement agencies, hundreds of police reports, months of undercover surveillance, thousands of man hours, numerous polygraphs, a string of mysterious fires, a series of unexplained explosions, life threatening injuries, and one family’s worst fear realized. Despite the efforts of multiple law enforcement agencies, the case has remained unsolved to this day. For the first time in history, a state Fire Marshall determined the cause of the fire to be “humanly impossible.” A major university was brought in to document the supernatural phenomenon occurring in the home. Although parapsychologists deemed it “poltergeist activity”, the community believed it to be something far more sinister.

Websites:

• TempleTheatre.com