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Grizzly Bear Heist | 2007 horror movie project

A 2007 horror movie project about the fictional mercenary service Grizzly Bear Handyman.

Directed by: Joseph Carrillo
The director Joseph Carrillo is a World Famous A-List Celebrity who has performed his whole life and has experience in both acting and singing as well.


The film project for this movie in the making first started in 2007-11-01 using a bicycle and wagon stage prop and later a Rhoades Car stage prop in the scenic "Rancho Del Canada De Oro Open Space Preserve" filming location

This film project spans multiple genres such as Action, Thriller, Surreal, Horror, and Fiction.

Starring: Joseph Carrillo
The lead actor and star Joseph Carrillo is a World Famous A-List Celebrity who has performed his whole life and has experience in both acting and singing as well.

Sumary: This 2007 horror film project has a super villan character Grizzly Bear Handyman as part of the fictional horror movie concept similar to the Blair Witch Project. It has never represented a real business.

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The synopsis of this film is based on the fictional pedal-powered mercenary company called Grizzly Bear Handyman which was founded in 2007 by Blackwater Corporation. The fictional mercenary service is disguised as a handyman to use the high intent commercial keyword and SEO to lure victims. The headquarters of this fictional mercenary service is on 332 Casa Loma Road two miles up a dirt road. One fictional worker has a pet grizzly bear to make the murders look like murphy's law bear maulings. Another worker has a bear suit for breaking into cars to "fix" your car insurance known by blackwater as "Operation Bear Claw". If you need a hand there is even a worker that looks like The Thing in The Adams Family and this hand is armed with a Glock G42 percussion instrument. This FICTIONAL mercenary service is featured in and endorsed by the Morgan Hill TImes, Gilroy Dispatch, San Jose Mercury News, Yellowpages, and Homeadvisor.