Hey, I'm Sam Zimmerman, Director of Programming at Shutter.

This Bonus Video Palace episode features another great story from Professor Maynard Will's book, Video Palace,

in search of the Eilis Man.

As part of his research, Wils connected with several like-minded individuals and invited them to share their personal stories,

ones that offer some connection or insight into this larger mystery.

In this episode you'll hear actor, writer, and director Bria Grant's Tale, a Texas teen story, read by Rebecca Ross.

Many of you will be familiar with Bria's acting work on TV shows like Friday Night Lights,

Dexter, and the global hit Heroes, in which she played Daphne, as well as films like Beyond the Gates. Beyond her acting work, Bria has written and directed 12-hour shift. She's also written in Stars and Lucky. She's also written a number of comics and directs for television.

A Texas teen story is a very personal contribution.

It chronicles firsthand the unexplained events

grant experienced in the 90s.

It's a story of obsession, clicks, power, and music,

with a focus on the social dynamics and potential for cruelty that are unique to

teenage girls. Are there vulnerabilities unique to the young people that the Eilis Man chooses to exploit?

We can't be sure.

But Grant's experience suggests the choices we make in our formative years may invite forces that haunt us the rest of our lives.

You can join our quest to uncover the truth about the Iless Man.

By Video Palace in search of the Iless Man now, wherever you purchase books, e-books, or audio books. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no,

And, Oh, there. Oh, A Texas teen story, Bria Grant. I'm telling this story because I have become a person I no longer recognize. I am obsessed. I can no longer leave my home. I can't think about anything else. I don't know what's real.

The only thing I know is that the eyeless man exists. He is torturing me and he has tortured people I

knew. He prays on your weaknesses, your obsessions, and he uses them to take control. If he targets you, I don't know if there

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