Broomstick Ave Makes Its Digital Debut on Amazon Prime

The journey of an independent film is rarely a straight line, and for the psychological thriller Broomstick Ave, that journey has reached its next major milestone. After a successful production cycle led by Timeless Productions, the film is now officially available to a global audience on Amazon Prime.

Bringing the Vision to Life

Directed by Benjamin Barlow, Broomstick Ave explores a harrowing descent into psychological terror through the story of Gabe, portrayed by Gabriel Torres. The project’s transition from a high school script to a feature-length reality is a testament to the persistence of the creative team, including Executive Producer Elior Dudnik and lead performers Teryn Macallan and Bella Mraz, whose work anchored the film's emotional weight.

The production also benefited from the guidance of industry veteran Robert Murphy, whose involvement helped bridge the gap between ambitious independent filmmaking and professional standards.

The Technical Finish: Zoa Soundworks

A critical component of the film’s atmospheric tension was the technical execution of its soundscape. Zoa Soundworks provided comprehensive audio post-production services for the project, overseeing the Supervising Sound Editorial, Sound Design, and the final Re-recording Mix.

In a genre like psychological horror, the audio is as much a character as the actors on screen. Zoa Soundworks focused on creating an immersive, unsettling environment that supports Benjamin Barlow’s vision, ensuring that the film’s "micro-budget" roots don’t compromise its professional sonic impact.

Stream It Now

Reaching Amazon Prime is a practical victory for the cast and crew. It marks the completion of a long road of versioning, technical delivery, and distribution logistics. By hosting the film on a major platform, the team ensures that their work is accessible to fans of independent horror and suspense everywhere.

You can support the creators and experience the atmospheric world of Broomstick Ave by searching for it on the Prime Video app today.