Film Hatch Media Shares the Twisting Tale of an Angelic Demon

Film Hatch Media is a film creation and video production agency whose purpose is to create works of art that move people at a deeper level. With the company’s exceptional standard, it takes creative narratives with unique content to make it to their radar. Pompey’s and Bullock’s imaginative twist on good and evil takes the spotlight.
 
“The Horn and the Halo: THATH” is the story of a demon whose mischievous mind coupled with evil powers given by the dark creator himself led him to an accident in heaven: up and up the golden stairway, he finds himself washed by a blinding light that knocks him to solid ground. Just as he tries to clear away the stars before his eyes, an angel with a gold halo flies above him in passing, her cosmic wings dispersing cosmic dust that removes all forms of evil and sin.
 
The demon, with all his evil thoughts, begins to feel pain and great despair. After all, he was a demon in the land of heaven where no evil can be done; yet, he soon finds the anger and hatred within him vanish. Before his very eyes, he begins to transform from a demonic and fiery creature into one with glimmering skin and dusky horns with a bright halo wedging on the left side. He has turned into a half-angel, half-demon.
 
The events that occurred in this little devil’s life begin to set in motion a prophecy that could either make or break heaven, earth, and hell.
 
Written in melodious and poetic lines, Pompey’s and Bullock’s “The Horn and the Halo” will show you wonders beyond your imaginings while keeping you on your toes as you discover the true essence of good and evil.
 
“The Horn and the Halo: Thath”
Written by Hilbert Bernard Pompey and Reginald Bullock
Published by iUniverse
Publication Date: February 23, 2018
Paperback: $13.99
 
About the Author:
Hilbert Bernard Pompey was born June 29, 1963, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He was a latch key kid in an urban environment of poverty who was blessed with an amazing mind of creativity, high academic achievement, a caring heart, artistic prowess (especially comic characters) and a curiosity for what lies beyond the universe. His creativity had no boundaries. From designing his own alphabet to establishing his own numbering system, he was simply having fun. Reading entire textbooks from end to end was lightweight for him. His insatiable appetite for knowledge, learning, and applied science made him a genius amongst friends and admired by all. He was selected and listed in the Whos Who among American high school students in 1980 and 1981. In September 1981, he began his first semester at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where he majored in Aero Space Engineering until he took his life on February 8, 1983. He was 19 years of age. Witting this book was his passion.

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