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Welcome back to the best in paranormal programming. This is Dark Nostradio. I'm your host Tim Dennis.

Have a good show lined up for you here today folks. I ran across a movie that I wanted to sit down and talk with one of its creators over. It's called the Harrisville Haunting, the real

Haunting House. Now as you folks know, we have a couple of friends that are in that Haunting. Andrea Perrin is one of our good friends as our Keith and Carl Johnson who are involved in the initial part of that Haunting. Also Andrea's dad Roger Perrin is a good friend of our show as well.

I saw that this movie was out there and so I reached out to Jova Talley who is one of the investigators in this movie and told him that I wanted to have him on the show.

I sat down. The movie is available in a lot of different places. I got a hold of it on Prime Video. I'm a Prime Video member and got to sit down and watch it for free. I told you on the show yesterday, get a hold of this movie on different sources. You could get it on Apple TV. You could get it on 2B.

I found it extremely entertaining and from a lot of different aspects and we'll go over those aspects with Jo when we bring him in here now. Let's go over Jo here a little bit. He's a paranormal investigator with Entity 7. He's a musician, a producer and a filmmaker at Gravitoss movies and he's also a good friend of Matt Benton who's the other producer director and filmmaker on this project.

The movie by the way is called the very hair of I think I said already the Harrisville haunting the real conjuring house, which is where you can find it.

The concept of the movie for paranormal researchers and YouTubers document the paranormal claims of the Harrisville farmhouse, the inspiration for the well known movie, the conjuring.

And they tease it on IMDB is a truly haunted. I'll tell you this much folks. It's truly haunted. It's brought out in the movie. Let's bring into darkness radio right now.

Jo Vitale Joe, how are you doing today? I'm doing pretty good. How are you? Very good. Very good. My friend. I'm going to tell you right off the bat. I truly enjoyed this movie. I enjoyed it for many reasons, but I'm going to throw it out there first. The main reason I enjoyed this movie is that you guys are very, very good.

Very, very meticulous and skeptical of your evidence and you go over it many, many times. Even when you have an experience, it's not a jump moment. Every moment isn't a jump moment. A jump moment. You have the experience and you review it right away.

And the first thing you want to do is say, okay, how did that happen? And you want to review it right away. You want to get down to the nitty gritty. Even though it happened, there is, there's the oh my gosh, it happened. You're startled.

But at the same time, you want to try and recreate it. And I love that. I love the fact that you're, you're collected. Tell me, where does that sense of being collected come from?

Being a paranormal investigator, you know, you want to go out there. You want to investigate the claims. You do want to try to have those experiences. But at the same time, you need to, you need to be grounded.

Debunking is very, very important. You just can't go into a place and you have something happen. And then be like, oh, it's a ghost. And just leave it at that. No.

Got to find out what's going on. You have to figure out why something had happened before we can even, even think paranormal. Because there's a lot of things that do go on that are absolutely normal. They may seem, they may seem bizarre or strange to us when, when it happens. But there's a lot of strange things that do happen in general that are just completely normal in nature.

So I have been investigating 30 years on and off. And I just, you learn a lot. Experience definitely is, it's important to have that experience.

I'm not one, like, if something happens, I don't run from it. I'm curious. I want to know what happened here.

I need, I need to be able to explain it. We need to explain it. So in the documentary, we had something happen. What happened? How did this happen? And we tried debunking what had happened. I don't want to give anything away. But we, you know, we tried to debunk what had happened. And we couldn't do it. Now, the event that happened for a lot of people, they will say, that's it.

Really? As an investigator, that's important. That's substantial. What had happened. We don't know why it happened, but it happened.

So I think two people also need to understand that something may not seem big, but it is substantial.

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