Ex-Employees EXPOSE Ghost Hunting Shows! Behind the Scenes of Paranormal TV!

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I love Ghost Hunting TV shows like Ghost Adventures with Zak Bagans, Paranormal State with Ryan Buell, Most Haunted with Derek Acorah and Yvette Fielding, Paranormal Lockdown with Nick Groff, TAPS, Ryan and Shane's Buzzfeed Unsolved Supernatural/The Watcher and so many more. But I always wondered whether Ghost Hunting Reality TV shows are legit? Are they real or is it on big lie? Is their ‘evidence’ fake or do they capture objective and real evidence of the paranormal during their investigations? In this video I break down alleged comments from ex employees and producers of those shows and discuss whether they are credible. I hope you enjoy.
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chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:04 Disclaimer
1:45 Ghost Hunters pay off gardener to lie
3:00 Psychic doesn't like the truth
4:25 Paranormal State & Ryan Buell
7:45 Guy who reviews raw 'ghost footage' speaks out
9:16 Haunted freight elevator
10:32 Portland Shanghai Tunnel story
11:04 Receptionist going Rogue on Haunted House
12:20 Sceptics not welcome
14:30 My favourite Ghost Hunting show
15:35 The 'Magic Man' who fakes 'evidence'
19:20 The Ghost Hunting Shows 'dirty secret'
20:43 The Cursed/Haunted Car
22:22 Ghost Hunters don't believe what they're selling
23:10 Ryan and Shane Buzzfeed Unsolved Supernatural Moment
23:36 Ghost Adventures Comment
24:50 'Haunted' Footsteps caused by staff
25:47 The Dead Files
26:31 Egos, Drugs & Unprofessionalism
27:48 Racism and fake Acting
29:27 Getting fired for a ghost joke
30:00 True stories being changed and fake actors
31:00 Most Haunted Live 2004 Experience
31:30 Outro
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@BrockAwesome Ай бұрын

You can only see Zach Baggins get possessed by a demon so many times before you start calling bullshit lol

@patriciastutz9301 Ай бұрын

ALWAYS, ONE OF THEM GET POSSESSED EVERY EPISODE!!!!!!

@cheryllucas.3944 Ай бұрын

Finally! Someone else seeing the truth!!!

@Tastatur_Junkie Ай бұрын

Yep Watching Bagans or any other Crew Member getting possessed in almost every Episode is ridiculous. I had my doubts about GA from season one on, and they were confirmed.

@Angiescreepylittlesoul Ай бұрын

Every time I see these “possessions” I laugh there’s no way it happens like that . I mean we really don’t know. But still

@omercastro9737 Ай бұрын

Poor demons

@myem0459 Ай бұрын

I lived in a haunted house for 20 years. It was NEVER an on demand thing. Months would go by, nothing. Then, out of the blue, all kinds of things would happen until…it stopped and nothing would happen for a while. The idea that these ghost hunters would always get activity is ridiculous

@m0rianne Ай бұрын

No you didn't... There's no such thing as ghosts ... Grow up and stop lying, either to yourself or to everyone else. Nothing and I mean nothing about "ghosts" makes sense.

@RainbowPyramid Ай бұрын

Or maybe they don't show hours and hours of nothing on film and only show the "hits". Like the sports news, they don't show the whole game, just the touch downs????????????

@digitalblasphemy1100 Ай бұрын

what activity?

@myem0459 Ай бұрын

@@digitalblasphemy1100 Things would disappear and then show up in a place you had already looked, footsteps up and down the hall, name being called, but the best one was the blueberry muffins. Randomly, my whole family would be awakened by the smell of fresh baked blueberry muffins. The smell so strong , you knew you would walk into the kitchen and there they would be. Nope, just disappointment.

@markwilliams6394 Ай бұрын

@myem0459 I grew up in a haunted house, too. You'll never be able to convince a non-believer until they see or hear things themselves. I wasn't even a believer until my parents bought that house.

@Matt231985uk Ай бұрын

I really enjoy Watcher Ghost Files. They never claim that any potential activity is real. It's purely about 2 guys, one a believer and one a sceptic, exploring a location, learning about the history and just providing some fun entertainment.

@vampire9545 Ай бұрын

Correct, the fact they're in the cover photo is sus AF and why I down voted the video

@BLI777 Ай бұрын

I was surprised to see them on the thumbnail, too. They do not take ghost hunting seriously at all, and it's hilarious.

@floatingdisembodiedhead8975 Ай бұрын

Yeah I thought it was about them but this is clickbait.

@Plasmastorm73_n5evv Ай бұрын

@@vampire9545 The reason they are there is because they are an entertaining ghost hunting show. Which, if you actually listened to the opening statement, you wouldn't get your panties in a twist about them being in the thumbnail. Clown.

@Plasmastorm73_n5evv Ай бұрын

@@floatingdisembodiedhead8975 Clown

@sharonrigs7999 Ай бұрын

I briefly worked on a Travel Channel paranormal show (not a major one) We were called to this run-down old hotel. Hours go by....nothing. Then, around 0300 we hear a thump above us. Then clattering and an eerie yodelling sound. All the show staff got all excited and were climbing over each other to get up the stairs and investigate. The ' paranormal activity ' turned out to be 'normal poodle activity '. The building manager had her 80lb poodle sleeping in a far room to keep him out of our way, and forgot to tell anyone 😂 The disappointment was the funniest part

@TheSneezingMonkey Ай бұрын

lol. Thanks for sharing your story. Scary stuff. 🤣

@Kawamura2 Ай бұрын

@@TheSneezingMonkey Hey, those cute little balls of fluff can be scary! Especially when they want to nuzzle and cuddle with you.

@EddieBloecher Ай бұрын

I'd find seeing an 80lb poodle more interesting than ghosts lol

@sharonrigs7999 Ай бұрын

@@EddieBloecher Standard Poodles are the best

@Kawamura2 Ай бұрын

@@EddieBloecher I'd find seeing the ghost of an 80lb poodle pretty interesting as well.

@emmajuliee2807 Ай бұрын

I went to the Winchester Mystery house not long after the episode aired . The tour guy said Zak he was rude, didn’t acknowledge the staff and was not welcomed back there

@hauntedcorgi9663 Ай бұрын

He was banned from West Virginia Pentitentiary as well after drawing a massive mothman on the wall in the sugar shack. They said he was very rude

@kenangerstein3561 Ай бұрын

I have been hearing many things like that about him. Not surprised.

@MrEd8846 Ай бұрын

To be honest if I worked at the Winchester mystery house I'd get annoyed at telling the paranormal story several times a day. I remember a tour guide went into how nobody cares about the real history of the property because they're more interested in seeing what they heard from ghost shows and Stephen King.

@hauntedcorgi9663 Ай бұрын

@MrEd8846 to be 100% honest, I'm more interested about the history portion of it. I'm more into the history of places than I am about the tales. Don't get me wrong, the ghost stories are interesting. But give me the details on where the wood was sourced for the front door.

@MrEd8846 Ай бұрын

@@hauntedcorgi9663there's actually a building in a city that I like to visit during the summer where ghost shows have been. And there's ghost stories and tours. I remember actually doing a deep dive into the actual history of the building and the stories. Apparently the stories didn't start until after the building was converted into a hotel and they traced it down to a nearby bartender who kinda mixed in a little bit of history with made up tragedy. (And they are cliche but people eat those up) And the actual history has its own bit of tragedy as well as the history of the city's first mayor who built it. Which I thought was way more interesting because it was basically an immigrants "American Dream" type story and how he basically put the small port town on the map. So you got this cool story then you got ghost shows saying "some woman threw herself out the window and a monk hung himself in the attic" lol

@josephlozada3651 Ай бұрын

I lived with a demom for 14 years. It was scary. After the divorce... it followed me. Plus, it has a lawyer

@Scottocaster6668 21 күн бұрын

And they take more of your money too!

@MelanieYonko 6 күн бұрын

Lmaoo

@albertramirez7686 Ай бұрын

Everything that zach baggins does is bullshit

@DestinysPookie Ай бұрын

my sister was obsessed with the show. i couldnt stand watching it because of how fake it was especially during the panic scenes.

@dannydepriest6705 Ай бұрын

I agree

@billymcmillin3339 29 күн бұрын

Zach is all about, "Drama" 🙄 made-up BS!!

@thehappywerewolf Ай бұрын

There is a special place in hell for fake mediums.

@m0rianne Ай бұрын

You mean all mediums? There's no such thing as a real one ...

@jasoninthehood9726 Ай бұрын

@@m0rianneno such thing as ghosts either. Let’s not discriminate.

@mercerconsulting9728 Ай бұрын

Well, there are good psychics, bad psychics, and "medium" ones. 😂😂😂

@mercerconsulting9728 Ай бұрын

Maybe they'll be forced to look through old houses and never find anything. 😉

@shadowwoman7605 Ай бұрын

@@m0rianne What you think about Matt Fraser?

@vectorwolf Ай бұрын

Ghost Adventures came to do an episode here at an actual seasonal haunted Halloween attraction that's built inside an old Farmer John slaughterhouse. I know the owner and he just poured made up stories into Zak's ear for a couple hours and they just ate it up. All kinds of stuff about suicides and Satanic rituals, none of which are true, but sure enough they found lots of 'evidence' thanks to a building full of audio equipment and well coached employees. Of course, a seasonal haunt has to keep the bills paid even when it's not October, so the whole thing was a marketing ploy to get people in the door for the off season 'ghost hunts'... since his attempt to bring in off season cash with zombie laser tag didn't work...

@drkdncr Ай бұрын

I've always found anything on Discovery or trvl to be faked to the max! It's good entertainment but it needs to screen without a commercial break for it to be believed. There's too many replays and recaps of what just happened.

@vectorwolf Ай бұрын

@@drkdncr That 'Paranormal Caught on Camera' show they're so fond of is so transparently nothing but staged or misinterpreted incidents that I've wondered if it isn't some ploy to discredit any belief in the paranormal instead of a show highlighting it....

@drkdncr Ай бұрын

@@vectorwolf I agree. They have back to back episodes of that some days every week. There are several different titles of it. All it is a collection of unverified content from KZfaq made into a linear broadcast!

@vermin1970 Ай бұрын

I worked with an amateur group. Even we laughed at Ghost Adventures. Not much ever happened in our investigations, I’m a huge skeptic and there were some very interesting events, though they were rare as I would expect. More always happened when I wasn’t around, we had a couple story tellers and they lived for the drama, something I would rain on when I was with them.

@MrDarthryan Ай бұрын

And then Zac got possessed, his go to thing for every episode...

@scroogetheprofit2455 Ай бұрын

The frustrating thing is that just because paranormal shows fake things for television doesn't mean that there aren't legitimate experiences by people who are not filming and trying to profit off of the paranormal activity

@Meta.Empress Ай бұрын

Yeah, I lived in a haunted house - all kinds of unexplainable stuff happened - glad to be out of there - dark energy

@johnlacombe8175 29 күн бұрын

Come on kids it's still just TV lol

@comedicsociopathy 22 күн бұрын

@@Meta.Empress Becky, you should really stop drinking.

@comedicsociopathy 22 күн бұрын

@@johnlacombe8175 True. More hilarious than fakers are people who believe in haunted houses. In this day and age. How regarded with a hard t do you have to be to do that. 🤣

@AwkwardLynn 22 күн бұрын

Nick and Ryan

@angelalbers4321 Ай бұрын

I think even a demon would pass on possessing zach baggins...

@justliveyourlife4205 10 күн бұрын

LMAO

@kierralambert7100 2 ай бұрын

I also really like Buzzfeed Unsolved. I do agree that their newer content does not stand up against their original show, but I still enjoy watching them explore.

@TheSneezingMonkey 2 ай бұрын

Jea. Ryan and Shane take the crown.

@jenniferkelly80s Ай бұрын

👍

@withrespectmostly4405 Ай бұрын

Theyre the best

@LUN4321 Ай бұрын

U might like garret watts and andrew!! Good vibes over there

@nugsymalone1247 Ай бұрын

They truly are grown up Bert and Ernie

@dracodaym715 2 ай бұрын

That first comment from Reddit is exactly the same situation as the movie “Grave Encounters”

@preyslaydisplay Ай бұрын

that's because the first comment was a joke reference to grave encounters lmao

@deadweight2049 2 ай бұрын

The first one with the gardener is from the movie Grave Encounters. It's a troll post.

@dracodaym715 2 ай бұрын

lol ya I noticed that too

@darkstar0574 Ай бұрын

Good call...I was just going to point that out. Right when he started I was like, hey! Lol

@amandaangus4898 Ай бұрын

Yep clocked that straight away

@folkloreofbeing Ай бұрын

Someone even comments about it right under the post.

@horror-core Ай бұрын

Yup! I just commented it. I couldn't remember the name of the movie

@jaradalbert9421 27 күн бұрын

I work for a law enforcement agency. You can't fake body camera footage. A few years ago I was reviewing footage from a call at a hospital. I could hear my voice as I talked. While walking down a hall by myself, my camera caught a man crying, scared and I verbally heard him scream "don't kill me!" Ofcourse the hallway was empty and I didn't hear it in person. Only after reviewing my footage, I heard it. I swear on all I hold dear, this was legit.

@azuredystopia3751 19 күн бұрын

You can 100% fake body camera footage. Wtf is wrong with you??

@jaradalbert9421 17 күн бұрын

@@azuredystopia3751 well technically you can, if you take the time to download it and edit it. Anything is obviously possible. But, reviewing the footage 20 minutes after the incident. THAT you cannot fake or tamper with. 🫡

@braken63 16 күн бұрын

Lmao it's a video,it can absolutely be edited

@jaradalbert9421 16 күн бұрын

@@braken63 any video can, yes that is true. But I reviewed my footage literally 5 minutes after I cleared from my call.

@hildia5439 Ай бұрын

I love the bit where a crew member farted and Ryan was totally believing it was a ghost until the crew member messed up. So funny

@TheFugitive2 19 күн бұрын

I think that’s what is known in paranormal parlance as a “vaporous anomaly” 🤣

@ichmeiner4531 10 күн бұрын

@@TheFugitive2 if you're unlucky it might even be an olfactory anomaly

@TheFugitive2 10 күн бұрын

@@ichmeiner4531 which is exactly why I’ll never do an investigation in a haunted elevator! 🤣🤣🤣

@ichmeiner4531 10 күн бұрын

@@TheFugitive2 you made my brain get creative. Imagine the first absolute proof of ghosts being a video of a shadowy figure in an elevator whispering 'pull my finger' into a ghost hunters ear and then a disgusted 'eewwwwwww, what tf?!?!' from everyone in there. Sometimes, intrusive thoughts are fun.

@TheFugitive2 10 күн бұрын

@@ichmeiner4531 preferably the ghost hunter would be Zack Bagans! It’s disgusting what he did to Nick Groff and the Destination Fear crew.

@AndyandPapa Ай бұрын

I worked at a Mazda dealership in the 80s. I don't have enough time to describe everything that happened. Most weird crap was involved with an old man I saw time to time around the property. My omg it's real deal happened when my bud and I stayed late painting an office. We put a box of pens bought for this specific sale. Had very on the spot ad on them. I placed them on the floor and joked someone could write all week with them. We came back in morning....pens were placed evenly all around the room. They were clicked. A dote was in the middle all around and a perfect line went to the floor ...pens sat on bottom. Not one person I know could have stagged this. Speed ahead into winter ❄️. Over the parts room a water line broke. I had to buy a special ladder to climb up into the overhead. Got up there where no one had been for years. Found one of the weird ad pens and an arrow drawn to the leak. Not one person had been up there. Plus the pen....? I fixed it and got out. Much of the weird stuff was just almost like someone trying to help me. But it for sure wasn't anything I could easily dismiss.

@aprildiaz6298 Ай бұрын

How did this go from painting to pens?!

@AndyandPapa Ай бұрын

@@aprildiaz6298 Well the part I left out. I joked with my buddy that someone could have a fun time with the pens. We came back the next day and found the pens all around the room. They somehow hit perfectly around the room and drew a line to the floor. So that ruined the paint job. Then I found one of the same pens way up in the rafters.....where not one person could have got to without the ladder we bought. Tell me what happened.

@aprildiaz6298 Ай бұрын

@@AndyandPapa ok. Thank you! Now it makes more sense.

@AnnaK101 Ай бұрын

SO you had a comedian but helpful ghost. Cool.

@jamieshouldbeavailable 28 күн бұрын

@@aprildiaz6298I'm having a hard time figuring out how YOU had a hard time understanding this story...very weird

@notreallydavek7237 Ай бұрын

The shame about ghost hunters is that in the earlier seasons they rarely found anything which made them somewhere believable.

@kenangerstein3561 Ай бұрын

EXACTLY!! They were banking on being "skeptics". Then, it suddenly became a ghost a week. Culminating, for me, with the jacket pull incident. After that, I never watched again.

@carolinematusevich889 Ай бұрын

You're right. And they were honest about the debunking. But TCC waived big money in their faces, on condition that they ham things up. Look what happened after they lowered their morals and ethics. They made their souls vulnerable, and then unwelcomed visitors that picked up on their con, plus disturbing their peace, followed them home. They all made bank off a con. They're wealthier today, especially Zak, but are they in a better emotional or spiritual place? Most sure don't appear that way.

@JTCT371 Ай бұрын

@@carolinematusevich889when you dance with this stuff, the road only gets darker, 100% of the time.

@delaneyrichardson Ай бұрын

I remember one episode in an early season where they were at some kind of warehouse (this was probably almost 10 years ago so don’t take my word for it) and they literally caught nothing all night and ended up leaving early but still made an episode out of it to show that sometimes you really just don’t get any evidence. What a fall from grace it’s been since then😕

@kenangerstein3561 Ай бұрын

@@delaneyrichardson True. I also remember when the went to a house that was built on the property of the Manson murders. They figured out, quickly, the owner was pulling a scam. Another time, they were at a "haunted" bar. They caught the owner rigging things on the property. Several seasons later, they looked like they did a 180 and stopped being "debunkers".

@ovidbowie3929 Ай бұрын

I gave a ghost tour to a lady once and her friend said she wrote for Ghost Hunters. I immediately was like, so you made the ghosts? And she clammed up lol

@drkdncr Ай бұрын

I went on a ghost tour once with a friend. It was an old hospital. Funny thing was it was only us and a tour guide and it was late at night. No one else came. It was pretty bad.

@henzoko5946 Ай бұрын

When the NDA kicks in lol

@Mom2Johnny Ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@ovidbowie3929 Ай бұрын

@@drkdncr That's the worst. But depending on the guide it can be really cool if they can adjust the presentation to cater to just your group

@drkdncr Ай бұрын

@@ovidbowie3929 It was a once off. We didn't do it again - because the risk of something coming home with us was quite high!

@nyxipixi6629 Ай бұрын

My in law's friend worked on Ghost Hunters, he said the majority of it is faked or exaggerated.

@kenangerstein3561 Ай бұрын

I think when they started, it was a real investigation. However, there was a point when it became apparent they (or at least some of the crew) were up to no good. i.e. the jacket pulling incident. That ended it for me. Prior to that, I was becoming more skeptical of them as a group.

@KonjikiKonjiki Ай бұрын

@@kenangerstein3561 haha, I decided to stop watching after the distillery tour where Grant and Jason experienced simultaneous butt-grabbings, because of course they did.

@Timmeh_The_tyrant Ай бұрын

Yeah well I'm the president of the United States and I say it's all true see how easy that is

@DonnaCPunk Ай бұрын

⁠when they stopped being plumbers who moonlighted as ghost hunters, that's when they ditched their integrity for money.

@Plasmastorm73_n5evv Ай бұрын

@@kenangerstein3561 That was all network. You won't keep your show for long if you don't have ghost activity on a ghost hunting show...Networks will pull the plug quick.

@marshaklein8425 Ай бұрын

I live in a 150 year old.house and I've always suspected I have a couple of spirits knocking about. At first some odd stuff happened but, five years later, I think they've gotten used to me. However, if they started playing up I wouldn't have any of those shows near the place, not that they'd come to Scotland anyway. I work as a security manager for a site that was once a former Victorian psychiatric complex and I'd say at least three of the buildings are haunted. None of those little taps, "Oooh, I heard something" nonsense, proper banging and crashing in the middle of the night but they never do it to order, I might get nothing for months then it all comes together. I visited Ohio State Reformatory a couple of years back and I got talking to a tour guide. She had nothing good to say about paranormal teams (and the big ones have all been there). She said the place was definitely haunted but, again, they don't do it to order so the shows blatantly faked stuff.. She picked up one team in particular. Let's just say it was "three guys and no big camera crews" she said the stuff they came up with was a load of bollocks (I'm paraphrasing, Americans don't say bollocks but you get my drift.)

@gypsywoman9140 Ай бұрын

Some of what you described reminds me of a place I lived in for a couple years. My roommate and I were aware there was a lot of activity in our rental, but it didn't really hit home just how much until we had this lovely family of four live in the basement unit below ours for a while. They often said that the baby didn't sleep at night. My roommate and I often worked late hours then would have our post-work smokes together in the back mudroom (aka "our smoking room" since it wasn't really used for anything else.) While talking and polluting our lungs, we'd hear a bunch of banging around and stuff coming from our neighbors laundry room beneath our smoking room. We'd look at eachother "What the hell is [the dad] doing down there at this hour??" We assumed it was the dad, being as they didn't have a washer/dryer and their laundry room was used as his tool room where he'd sometimes work on projects. "No wonder the baby doesn't sleep at night!" Well, the nice family eventually moved out and for a while the unit sat empty. But my roommate and I kept hearing that banging at night coming from there. It wasn't any squatters and what are the odds squatters would be making the exact same noises in the exact same room at the same time every night as when that sweet family lived down there? My roommate and I just looked at eachother the first night after they moved out "Guess it wasn't him at all this whole time...: A few tenants later....oh man, that entity really didn't like them for whatever reasons....they got everything out of there and it slammed the door behind them, didn't give them a chance to shut it. I thought it was them at first, but they were both visibly shook "...That wasn't us..." then "Thank God we're outta here!" I moved out not long after them. Not necessarily because of the activity, but it certainly was getting more active. I don't miss invisible roommates that don't help pay the rent. There's so many more stories about that place...and other places I've lived in...but that's what yours reminded me of Oh and this old house being used for offices or whatever that I cleaned a couple times...next door to my old place, actually....they had me go down to their basement and do some dusting. I had that creepy feeling of being watched the whole time I was dusting. There were these large Christmas caroling dolls down there that they'd had out front for the holidays. When I went down there, the girl one in fronts head wasn't facing the stairs I came down. I did not touch them; they freaked me out just existing. But when I was about to go back up the stairs? Girl was facing me! Looking right at me! I raced upstairs and couldn't wait to gtfo that place! Ofc it was next door to mine, so I'd stare it down every time I was looking out my kitchen window. Never went back there again. I do not want to play with Christmas Carol Chucky or any of her friends!

@comedicsociopathy 22 күн бұрын

150 years? Cute lol I spent some time in a castle from the 1200s and guess what? Nothing happened. First World people being cringe as always.

@Critastic 21 күн бұрын

@@comedicsociopathyYour time measuring contest is cringe. Nobody cares that you live in a third world country, stop mentioning it.

@Pattys1967 Ай бұрын

Jason hawes explained it well when he was saying that they run the investigation but the show boss doesn’t show most of the boring stuff and that it’s not up to the ghost hunters on what to show to audiences

@Jeedehem Ай бұрын

Already posted about this, it did lead me to think that GA was not all fake… a decade ago though. I’m a French guy from Montreal. Once, I was watching one more of them episodes filmed in an Old West establishment of some sort. Bagans was at his peak of what I think was intense use of speed. Incidentally, he was bursting with ideas aimed at making ghosts react. In that one specific episode (so sorry I don’t remember which one), ZB addressed himself to a prostitute and offered her roses. Here’s the kicker : GA got an answer, but couldn’t decipher zilch. At the very least, they suggested that it was probably a foreign language… and they were right! The answer is in French, with the typical accent from France (as opposed to Quebec’s). You clearly hear a woman saying: « Je vous remercie », which is a formal way of saying thank you. I was speechless.

@tascharahernandez5867 Ай бұрын

I watched a recent interview with Jason Hawl and he said that a family called TAPS and told them that their daughter was possessed by a demon. They found out that the daughter had mental health issues and refused to shoot the episode; later the family found someone that agreed that their daughter was possessed, and the show shot an episode. Some of these people are predatory, but some of them try and it is sad that you cannot tell which one is which.

@JustJerseyJo95 Ай бұрын

They did an episode of someone I know, they didn't find anything and it was spot on because the family was doing it to further their own career

@fr33kSh0w2012 Ай бұрын

Demonic Possession = schizo-affective disorder.

@comedicsociopathy 22 күн бұрын

It's so great that we live in times where mental illness is being demonised again in the truest sense, just because people want to believe in childish ghost bs. 🙄

@devinm2053 Ай бұрын

as a skeptic ive had two things happen in my life that couldn't be explained and both times had someone there to witness it with me. i'm still somewhat a skeptic, at least to what these shows seem to present but do believe in residual energy. ive tried to debunk both situations to no avail. one included a small panel of wood that was dislodged after a friend of mine fell from a ladder. it led into my garage and was used for processing wine by my great grandfather after the 1906 earthquake in san francisco. my mother had my neighbor nail it shut, but one night when me and my friend ernesto went to go grab a nintendo game that we left in the cellar ( our makeshift clubhouse at the time) that same board flew completely across the room and broke into two pieces on the opposite side of the wall. i tried telling myself it was pressure build up and we created a vacuum when we opened the door but the opposing garage was the size of my entire house so there was no way that entire room could have filled with pressure and no way 11 year old me could have opened the door with a force so strong to pull a nailed piece of wood from the wall and send it straight across the room.

@candistarbuckle Ай бұрын

What was the other occurrence?

@oldsquirrel1083 Ай бұрын

I watched a couple of these ghost hunting shows, just for the heck of it. Always amused me when one of the crew would suddenly look up & say, "Did you hear that?" or "Did you see that?" , & several other crew members would confirm they did, too. Even if I watched the segment several times, I never saw/heard anything out of the ordinary. I got the same feeling when they'd break out the "ghost boxes". They claimed to hear words & sentences in what always sounded like random noise to me, no matter how many times I listened to it. I think it their brains playing tricks on them, b/c they wanted it to be real - or faking it b/c it wasn't.

@rosemadder5547 Ай бұрын

And they only react after the first person says it, instead of in the moment. Complete BS. I've experienced weird things, but never at a moment that it could be caught on camera. It's so few and far between.

@davidlionheart2438 2 ай бұрын

"So, they paid me $20 and I gave them an interview".............I've done a lot worse for $20😐

@TheSneezingMonkey 2 ай бұрын

🤣

@bigshot0987 Ай бұрын

😂

@roxxyredandsweetiemow4028 Ай бұрын

😂

@crunchyfresco Ай бұрын

Do tell 😂

@ninstarrune4132 Ай бұрын

That was a scene from the movie "Grave Encounters". Dude literally copy and pasted that scene for his reddit post.

@katherineguthrie1558 Ай бұрын

I watch a lot of "Paranormal Show's" & I get Pissed when Someone on the Show, say's "Did you HEAR THAT ???" LMAO.

@TheSneezingMonkey Ай бұрын

Ha. Then you must get angry a lot.

@katherineguthrie1558 Ай бұрын

@@TheSneezingMonkey I yell at my phone a lot !!!

@microtech5871 25 күн бұрын

Another repeated line from these shows is "what was that?"😂😂

@elantric Ай бұрын

One show 10 years ago boasted a haunted shower curtain on a full bath tub. They just turned on 100% hot water from the shower head, which created rising heated air which made the shower curtain ripple like a flag on a windy day - they claimed it was a haunted shower curtain

@PunkSadieLady Ай бұрын

“My Haunted House” is one of those shows that uses actors to tell “real” stories and other actors to reenact the stories. I know because one of my husband’s clients was on an episode.

@johnsuffill6520 Ай бұрын

I remember when Derek Acora, 'medium' and host of the UK show Most Haunted, got possessed by an anagram. Twice! First by Kreed Kafer (Derek faker), then in another program by Rik Eedles (Derek lies). Says it all, really.

@aprildiaz6298 Ай бұрын

Are u sure it was an anagram?

@rachcampb Ай бұрын

Derek was hilarious. He got possessed by spirits, and they all had Scouse accents. "Mary loves Dick!" is a highlight too.

@m0rianne Ай бұрын

Yep. ALL paranormal is as bad as him tho. Others just hide it better. But they ALL know it's not true, and yet they claim it is, lying, manipulating, taking advantage of and manipulating their gullible audience. It's ALL disgusting. Not just Derek

@lynnbarsby7356 Ай бұрын

Derek was lovely, I've watched him live ,he called out to a woman and said her relative who had passed was ashamed she was having affairs, she went bright red and started having a(quiet)argument, even still doing it when they left the building and walking up the street ,but she admitted it,that was entertaining

@Carol-D.1324 Ай бұрын

I live in a haunted house. I find it interesting that every where they go, they get actively. At some random time something will come up missing only to be found in a really weird random place, things get thrown, furniture randomly moves. It’s once in a great while that it happens, it’s not continual. It’s just unnerving when it happens.

@kathleen8104 Ай бұрын

Maybe the dog was howling at a spirit. 6:23

@fuzzydunlop7928 2 ай бұрын

Ah, Buzzfeed Unsolved - excellent choice. RIP to Watcher. What a bizarre self-immolation that channel has had lately.

@ChaoticHoly Ай бұрын

Their shows were nice, but I sure as hell ain't paying for them.

@torakfett3351 Ай бұрын

@@ChaoticHolynobody is 😂 They backpedaled as soon as they figured that out. They had a lot of nerve asking for money like that considering the money Shane just spent on his wedding imo. All respect for them, gone.

@nikkilawrence2143 Ай бұрын

I really like the majority of Ryan and Shane's content. I don't watch anything with Steven in it, I personally don't find him entertaining. I loved Ryan and Shane on buzzfeed unsolved, that worked so well for them and in my humble opinion it's why most of us subscribed to Watcher. But to ask for money that "everyone can afford" to cover their overheads and make higher quality content was just cheeky. We were happy with coloured subtitles on a black background. All they had to do was dial it back a bit. Again just my humble wee opinion lol x

@nikkilawrence2143 Ай бұрын

@@torakfett3351 I remember thinking at the time of "goodbye KZfaq", their assholes must be like bunnies noses reading the comments section lol x

@sabrinaspeakeasy Ай бұрын

Have none of you ever had a business? I think Watcher is an amazing production company and it’s really too bad a loud portion of their audience can’t understand what a business decision is. Clearly they are growing and needed to be able to pay their employees decent wages which you would probably have manufactured outrage if it ever came out they weren’t paying the talented crew properly. I was a Patron for their first two years and I looked at it as crowdfunding or more like an investment in a company I believe in. The Ghoul boys plus Steven are ethical businessman and it’s sad the audience doesn’t value what they get from Watcher which is amazing, professional, and smart entertainment.

@Leash_Canada Ай бұрын

In the two homes I experienced things, what happened was completely random timing. In the house my parents lived for 22 years, I experienced 4 things. Twice was the same silhouette of a man years apart. I did a house genealogy and there was a 42 year old man who died in the house, as well as his young child (I forget if they were 7 or 9 years old). I figured maybe the silhouette was the man watching over me, since he lost his son so young, and wanted to watch over us. My mom passed in the house just last Christmas, so I hope she moved to my house with me so that she's not still there. Otherwise, the next owners better not yell at her calling her a demon like Zak DoucheBaggans does to every ghost.

@reganfolse477 Ай бұрын

I know for a fact BuzzFeed unsolved have not been honest about material presented in their show. The SorelWeed House in Savannah Georgia… they presented the loud banging and dog barking as evidence…. Upon investigating and visiting the site myself… the tour guide admitted they had hired a care taker who owned a dog to be onsite at all times. This land and his dog for fact was on site on the second floor when BuzzFeed was filming. The tour guides stated “ I am not sure why they were not honest on the show about the care taker” “ we made sure they were aware before filming began”….

@MrDarthryan Ай бұрын

like anything from buzzfeed its all bs...

@pinkbunny6218 Ай бұрын

I always interrupted their reaction as sarcasm, like "oh no . . There's a dog g-g-ghost" as if they were telling the audience there was someone else there but being silly about it

@theresabashford1726 Ай бұрын

I believe in ghosts things have happened to me. The most interesting was a kid our neighbour asked about the old lady in our garden by the roses , we were out that day, no visitors and no old ladies, she gave a detailed description which was a description of my great grandmother who she had never met and we had no photos of her in the house where anyone could see her, the rose bushes had been transplanted from her garden, not sure why she would want to come back and check the roses but apparently she did. I know very well if I was a ghost I would either stay absolutely silent if a ghost hunting team turned up, they fo ask dumb question and repeat them over and over again, or I would scare them silly by claiming to be a demon. I often think ghosts just like making fun of the investigators.

@lynnbarsby7356 Ай бұрын

Agreed, I have lived in two haunted houses,it wasn't nice ,the one I'm in now is not haunted thankfully

@janicefreeman1199 Ай бұрын

I'm definitely a Believer in Paranormal Experiences. I've had a lot experience in my near 70 yrs. It's part of my Native Culture.

@m00shminki88 Ай бұрын

I never believe these ghost shows were real, but i have had a few experiences that i cant explain. The most prominent incident occured in a house i luved in during my teens. From the moment i set foot in that house, i felt what i could best describe was pure malice. If you could picture someone standing right in front of, behind or next to you and they're just glaring with pure hatred; thats a feeling i had often in that house. Something held me down, imitated my siblings, knocked things around, etc. One day, i was on my computer in the living room at around noon. Suddenly i hear the sliding glass door behind me slam, followed by footsteps of someone rushing at me (this was a single-story house). I looked around as it knocked papers off my desk and bolted past me, knocking aside the chair my cat was sleeping in. I finally saw what i remember to be a humanoid shadow figure that sprinted into the next room. My cat was completely freaked out. Her hair was standing up and she was looking directly at it as well. Its still the most profoundly strange and unexplainable thing I've ever seen in my life. There's more that happened in that house, and i wasnt the only one having these experiences.

@drkdncr Ай бұрын

That's a bit freaky!! Good that you had a cat - they are the first to actually sense and see it!!

@joansrusticsoapsjoan2111 Ай бұрын

Animals and children are great, unbiased beacons for paranormal activity findings.

@michellesims6953 Ай бұрын

I'd be so mad at that thing for messing with my cat. No kidding 😅

@jonyjoe8464 Ай бұрын

There are too many unexplained phenomenal reported for it to all be unreal. I do think the ghosts don't come out when people are looking for them, thats why the shows rarely find them.

@candistarbuckle Ай бұрын

Yeah, I’ve had some of the most unnerving scary things happen in broad daylight on bright sunny days…makes it more disturbing and upsetting to me.

@JuleahStrickland 2 ай бұрын

I miss Shane and Ryan on B.U.N. Watcher is ok but not nearly as awesome as Unsolved was. #shaniac

@lara4life656 Ай бұрын

#Boogaras!

@riandraegon556 Ай бұрын

Shane and Ryan were just pure fun. Miss them terribly.

@pyroshayniac1090 Ай бұрын

Me too. But I just can’t abide with the greediness they displayed.

@JuleahStrickland Ай бұрын

@@pyroshayniac1090 agreed 100%

@lara4life656 Ай бұрын

@@pyroshayniac1090 you mean... they are doing this for the money?!? All KZfaqrs are? Why.... my pearls!

@RazorJacket Ай бұрын

I have seen one Ghost and heard footsteps above me in an empty house while I worked on the phone line in a crawl space. But what always puzzles me is how your clothes, shoes etc. turn into ghost? That I would like to know!!! Funny thing is the footsteps above me in that crawl space scared me more than the ghost that I saw. It was solid as you and me then just disappeared after it turned looked at me and I looked at him in the eyes and this was in the middle of the day.

@ogladyghost5595 Ай бұрын

I spoke with the Booth brothers who are filmmakers who were on the set of a Ghost Adventures filming and a guest of the show had a seizure and was carted off by ambulance and Zak played it off in the show as the man being possessed by a demon. #truestory

@agentredfox Ай бұрын

🤦🏻‍♀️dammit Zak

@jaydub7386 18 күн бұрын

What a snake.

@skipalidon Ай бұрын

I never took these shows seriously. Especially when you view them on the SciFy channel. 😅

@codyblue661 Ай бұрын

I was spending my 20's with the lights on because of a haunting I had in an old house I lived in. Crazy

@NicoleMack-hi5sf 2 ай бұрын

These ghost hunting shows are my 'junk food' shows. I know they are terrible, but I can't help myself and I cave in and enjoy them anyways! For me I see them as entertainment and not to be taken seriously. I do believe in ghost and the paranormal, but like you said, it is a hard pill to swallow when the people that are being interviewed have a medical condition (possibly). But are being taken advantage of and encouraged by these people who only want views. As someone who is in the paranormal field (demonologist of 24 years) to be exact. I always take everything with a grain of salt. But typically, by the time people come to me, they have gone through the paranormal hunters, seen a doctor, gone to their church, etc. With no relief in sight. So, I tend to take their situation a little more seriously and try to help them as much as I can.

@m0rianne Ай бұрын

The thousands of shows and "hunters" out there that find litteraly nothing ... Because there's litteraly nothing to find ... With the amount of cameras that are filming there would be SOMETHING real caught by now, through sheer probability. But there hasn't been. Because they don't exist.

@Ronnie2787 Ай бұрын

OG Ghost Hunters was great. Never felt fake cause they never found anything lol .

@ginachenney5733 Ай бұрын

Sorry but you need to re-watch the show if you think they never saw anything....

@Ronnie2787 Ай бұрын

@@ginachenney5733 yea they never saw a ghost except by personal experiences. Nothing definitive ever caught on camera that showed “ghosts”. Definitely caught EVP’s a ton but never video of one. Maybe some orbs. I do remember Grant seeing a dude like inches away from his face when he was in a tunnel or bunker. I can’t remember the location but it scared the crap out of him. But only he saw it. Lots of experiences for sure and they felt genuine for the most part but that was it. I watched it religiously with my buddies.

@jdphillips7539 Ай бұрын

@@Ronnie2787They did catch things. The lighthouse immediately comes to mind. It just wasn’t very often. I do believe Jason insisted on not faking to begin with but that fell to the wayside.

@m0rianne Ай бұрын

They didn't capture anything at all. Just "personal experiences" and some joke emf stuff. Ghosts aren't real so it's not like they could find anything ... Can't believe there are full grown adults in 2024 that still believe this garbage.

@FarBear-by6rw Ай бұрын

@@Ronnie2787 babe you don't know what your talking about

@mercerconsulting9728 Ай бұрын

Due to the unpredictable and extremely slim chance of anything happening in the first place, it's only natural that the producers would need to fake things, or they have no show.

@johngarrett4667 Ай бұрын

I’ve lived in a few houses that were haunted but when I was about four or five the house we lived in was the worst I was locked in a closet with sliding doors that would open and close on their own I was pushed down the stairs and much more never have I had anything else like that since we moved and I’m 53 now but I can remember allot of things from that house so I will always be a believer

@Peace-lr7mt Ай бұрын

I grew up with ghosts and other spirits. Wherever we moved (and we moved a LOT), they'd follow. This was just part of our lives and you do get used to it. It becomes your "norm." And having been assaulted by something unseen over and over - not a lot scares me. Only really scary shit freaks me out and thankfully, I haven't had a whole lot of those experiences but have had a few that I never want to experience again. And having someone/thing punch me in the gut, knocking the wind out of me is not on the list of really scary shit. Just annoying. You actually get to a point where most stuff makes you mad, not afraid. Except for the really scary shit. That said - even though we had things follow us and mess with us everywhere we moved, I am all too aware - even with severe 'hauntings" or infestations, stuff doesn't happen every single day. Certainly not like the professed (and I hate this term), "ghost hunters" show.

@Reneelwaring Ай бұрын

I used to enjoy the ghost hunting in Gettysburg, but I visited the location of the old prison in Lancaster, PA on a whim with a friend and entered a used furniture store on the property and was physically attacked halfway through, they (there were at least two or more) were grabbing at my legs and trying to pull me through the floor. Had to yell for my friend to pull me out of there (I couldn't move, and he said my voice was changing, getting deeper) and on the porch, they were still on me, and we commanded them to stay in the building and not to follow and they didn't. Turns out, after doing my own investigation that the building sits on where 26 people were hanged, men and women. When folks were hanged you could pay a little extra to have them pull on the legs to speed up the death of the one being hanged. I think they are still there, paying for their penance even after their own deaths. Scared the hell out of me and I haven't ghost hunted since (though they still find me sometimes) and that was about 7 years ago.

@mxnikoturnip Ай бұрын

About people experiencing things. As a sceptic myself, when people tell me their paranormal stories, no matter what I personally think, I feel grateful they felt safe enough to tell me such a story. I also fully believe they experienced what they said they experienced, even if I think it's most likely something natural or psychological rather than paranormal. However, I wouldn't tell them that, unless they ask for my honest opinion. They're probably already feeling a bit vulnerable telling something like that and me discrediting it without being asked about it feels shitty to me. Needless to say, I'd never ever make fun of them either. That would never solve anything. I want to believe in the paranormal, but I've never had a single odd experience (unless you count daily life with humans being confusing xD ). (Edit: Oh, I also didn't mean to imply you did any of this, I'm just stating what I'm doing/not doing. Just realised I might've come off as judgemental.)

@lara4life656 Ай бұрын

You sound like a rational, respectful listener and friend. Your friends should feel blessed to have someone so open-minded and willing to hear them out without any hint of skepticism or disrespect. Good job, friend.🙏🏼👏🏼

@KonjikiKonjiki 2 ай бұрын

Really enjoyed! Do you watch the Josh Gates shows like Expedition X? They do ghost hunting in really unique locations, it's quite good and not manipulative.

@TheSneezingMonkey 2 ай бұрын

No. I’m not familiar. But I’ll check it out. Thanks for sharing this. And thanks for watching.

@eddiemaiden2664 Ай бұрын

Josh Gates used to have a show called Destination Truth and that shit was fun! He went around the world looking for cryptids(from werewolves to sea monsters) and the fact he never took the investigations too seriously and had a laid back approach to it made it a fun watch at the end of the episodes he gave a narration debunking most of the cases as nothing more than legends I loved that show

@vectorwolf Ай бұрын

I'll second Josh Gates. He does a lot of just archeological mysteries too, it's very interesting.

@missbluemooncat Ай бұрын

I love watching Josh Gates. I would love working on the show.

@judycranmer2282 Ай бұрын

@@eddiemaiden2664that was a great show

@sweetandkindhearted Ай бұрын

Ryan Buell… haven’t heard that name in a long time. I’ve actually meant him during a tour for Chad’s speciality movie about a possession he is currently dealing with. Buell had no desire to talk to any of the fans even us who paid to enjoy an exclusive lunch with him and some of the team members. I had come to talk to Buell and ended up talking to a lot of the other crew members and follow the others on social media platforms; not him. I just assumed he was tired from the tour but something just didn’t feel right with him.

@aprildiaz6298 Ай бұрын

Wow. Different Ryan than I met. I also have had non inperson interactions & have gotten a nice guy.

@virginiabartholic3557 Ай бұрын

I heard that Ryan B ran a scam on go fund that he had cancer which he didn't have

@cerkitbreaker 2 ай бұрын

This is one of the most interesting paranormal-related videos I’ve ever seen.

@carries840 29 күн бұрын

When i started doing some ghost hunting on my own...i started to see how many things can set the tools pff, so i was constantly trying to move my tools away from different objects....even the difference a breeze can cause in temperature and your tools go off...there are so many things that can be detected and if i wasnt me i could play them off easily as getting a signal. Most of it is bs!!!! Also nevermind just a breeze setting tools off, shade from a branch moving just slightly can cause things to happen...so unless you are in a room with absolutely nothing and no air movement whatsoever then there are the slightest things that can set the tools off.

@ashscott6068 Ай бұрын

The Kii meter these shows use, is a simple EMF meter, built VERY cheaply by Kii industries, and was notorious for giving sudden, unexplained readings, because it had zero screening or filtration, and was sensitive to a very wide range of frequencies, including radio. So if someone's phone pings a tower within 100 feet of the meter, you get an unexplained reading. When someone uses a walkie talkie, you get a reading. If there's lightning - even beyond audible range - you get a reading. If someone starts a car nearby...reading. It was worse than useless for its intended purpose. So when the company went down the shitter, it was bought by one of the ghost hunting TV shows, and they jacked up the price massively and started selling them on all the ghost hunting equipment sites. It's all a giant grift, like it always has been. Even in the 1800's, people were pulling the same crap, for the same reason.

@twiddledeebarna3257 Ай бұрын

Any investigator that fakes evidence paints those who do not. And have true abilities and experiences. It is a shame that they are doing this for fame and fortune.

@crzyking6821 Ай бұрын

What a Treat to stumble across this Channel today. This video came up in my timeline so i watched it. You have another Subscriber, what a Great Channel!!! The reason Soo much of the "evidence" is manufactured, its costs Tons of money to make a single episode. Think about the costs involved from paying everyone from the top down for taking an entire Production to a location for a few days to film an episode. Walking away with absolutely Nothing to air on the program means no selling commercial time commercials beig the networks paychecks. If you go back to the late 90s early 00s when these kinds of shows were getting started an entire hour long episode might have an evp here a bump in the night there which passed for entertainment once the market started growing (more shows) the competition for viewers grew therefore the Need for exciting Evidence grew.

@drkdncr Ай бұрын

My parents live in an old house. When I lived there from the time they first moved in, there was a presence or a feeling of something there. Used to see dark objects in the corner of your eye, see shadow like figures move between rooms, shuffling on the tiled floor even the occasional sound of what sounded like a group of people talking inside when you were outside. That sometime happened if you were at one side of the house and on the other the conversation voices would be present. As soon as you'd investigate - it would stop. It was very odd. Activity has died down now but I would never live there again. It was just too unsettling for me. My parents also experienced and heard things. It wasn't just myself.

@retirednavychief6983 Ай бұрын

This comment makes me feel ok asking this question; I recently had two things happen to me. The first was I moved from the eastern U.S. to the southwest U.S. The second is that at 60ish years old I finally had to get glasses prescribed. So I'm in a place that's completely new to me and wearing glasses daily. I've noticed that I see 'movement' at either the very outer edge of my glasses, or just past the border of my glasses to the outside of my face. It doesn't happen often, and will occur in different lighting. It can be sunlight outside, or dark at night with me on my computer in an otherwise dark room. I cannot correlate the 'movement' to anything moving in the room, nor does it track to my head/eye movement. When I was a young man I served in the Navy, on aircraft. One of my duties was to watch for stuff outside the plane, and thus my eyes became adapted to discerning movement/contrast. Like seeing another airplane flying, or finding a smoke flare or liferaft or debris on the on water. I can't honestly figure if seeing this movement is just a condition of wearing glasses or if my vision has 'expanded'. My question is, do other people who wear glasses regularly have see these movements along the edge of their vision too, and if so is it scientifically explainable?

@drkdncr Ай бұрын

@@retirednavychief6983 I've been wearing glasses since 4th grade! It's not your eyes or glasses playing tricks on you! I can attest that all these occurrences happen when I have glasses on. My mother on the other hand does not need glasses for distance and sees these things also! I'm fairly confident that you are witnessing some apparition that is possibly passing through if its every so often and not concentrated to one location! Nothing to fear of! It could even be a past life of a family member dropping in to check up on you. You can talk to it as if its a person. The spirit world can hear you. But don't expect an audible response. Sometimes responses are in the form of knocks in the wall. If you feel uncomfortable, some cases saying the Lords Prayer out loud will command it to stop harassing you and if it's truly evil - saying "I love you" really gets rid of them!!

@candistarbuckle Ай бұрын

@@retirednavychief6983maybe it’s nothing, maybe you can see things now because you’ve got glasses, but if they’re bifocals…that might affect the visual resolution you get. Have you tried with a second pair of glasses?

@retirednavychief6983 Ай бұрын

@@candistarbuckleThinking back in my life it seems I'd even have these 'intrusions' when wearing sunglasses. The only exception was my old mountaineering glasses with the leather blinders.

@drkdncr Ай бұрын

@@candistarbuckle very funny! My parents see these things too and they don't have glasses. Not everyone is blind!

@DonnaCPunk Ай бұрын

That second story - about the psychic guy - sounds just like Chip Coffey. He even got into it with another psychic - Michelle Belanger - on a show because she called BS on his "readings".

@cr528 Ай бұрын

He can be a big ole D on Social Media too

@joshuarayner2069 Ай бұрын

That first story is actually a humorous reply. He was just referencing one scene from the Grave Encounters movie 😂

@giggiwidit5638 Ай бұрын

It's such a shame that Paranormal Shows feel the need to do this. Because it places the Paranormal world into disrepute. I genuinely HAVE HAD and continue to have Paranormal experiences. I never look for them, and a lot of the time I don't even know that the things I'm seeing aren't actually alive people (until they disappear without any way of 'disappearing') and it's only then that I think about it, and realise that maybe the clothes weren't right for this era etc. Sometimes I see things, sometimes I feel things, sometimes I hear things, and occasionally I get everything all at the same time ... I have had people say things like 'Oh you should join a Paranormal team.' But to this, I always say 'No' because for me, this 'gift' (if that's what you want to call it) isn't 'Turned On' all of the time. It never happens 'On Que' and sometimes I can go YEARS with nothing, and then I'll have a few months with lots of stuff happening, and then it could be years again, and often, when it does happen, it's usually when I'm really busy/distracted (like running around at work - in a building that I have seen and felt far too much NOT to believe is GENUINELY haunted) So busy that I don't realise what has just happened, until afterwards. But ... because of shows like the ones mentioned here, I also get a lot of back-lash, when I confide in people about what I've experienced, and often I get laughed at, or made fun of, or people say things like 'Oh crazy 'giggi' trying to get attention again (which is something that I'd NEVER want, as I'm very introverted, and never go 'Looking for attention.')

@rickitysplitz7035 Ай бұрын

I have family and friends who have experienced crazy shit especially my Gf

@m0rianne Ай бұрын

No you haven't. "Paranormal" isn't real at all, and that's a 100% verifiable fact. Anything you claim to have experienced has a very natural physical or psychological explanation. That's a promise.

@ronaldfox365 Ай бұрын

You need to seek mental help...

@giggiwidit5638 Ай бұрын

@@rickitysplitz7035 Yeah, I can imagine what she has experienced, and I believe her. But see the negative comments that I'm getting in this comments section lol for admitting that I experience things ? I bet you that she gets made fun of too, doesn't she, and it's a shame that most people just do not have the capacity and open-mindedness to imagine any other reality than the one that they live in. I truly hope that your GF, and your family members are well, and live long long and happy lives ❤

@WickedWest512 Ай бұрын

Iam so sorry you get treated like that. That is so unfair.

@Ravuun Ай бұрын

The stuff about Ryan Buell is VERY old news. He's really turned it around and he's doing a lot better these days.

@drkdncr Ай бұрын

Paranormal State was one of the first "spooky" shows I watched when it was on A&E. Never thought anything of Ryan up until now. I found the show to be very scripted as a viewer though. It was kinda meh!

@mannycastillo8497 Ай бұрын

Got to meet him at talk to him a few months ago and he was really down to earth and took pics and talked to every fans.

@Mirandanik 16 күн бұрын

An old friend of mine's mom's house was haunted, we went over there one day and I didn't really think much of it. Her and I were looking through some old wedding stuff of hers for some reason and talking and we were getting ready to leave and I start hearing a woman crying VERY loudly and I'm like OMG what is that?! My friend was like that's the ghost...we are standing by the front door, we're like lets gtfo of here...I shit you not the front door would not open! It's unlocked, I am FREAKING out at this point, trying as hard as I can to open the door, my friend starts trying to open it (She is ex military btw) then we are both trying at the same time....still won't open! Finally it just lets go and we are finally able to open it and we run to the car lol.

@bijou3000 Ай бұрын

The Mexican gardener in the first story is my spirit uncle. Hilarious!

@MairiVoorhees Ай бұрын

I'm a psychiatric nurse for 18 years now. Working night shifts in an old psychiatric building can be very interesting. Is this supernatural? no, though it may appear so. Like doors opening and closing. It's an old house and old houses are drafty. Or one time a bird was inside. Scared the crap out of me lol.

@m0rianne Ай бұрын

Thankyou for keeping it real and using a little bit of logic and common sense. Also thankyou for working a very important job that must be really challenging sometimes. You guys are the real angels.

@MairiVoorhees Ай бұрын

@@m0rianne Thank you so much for your kind words. Mental health is still a big tabu but so very important. Well ... as much as I want to believe in ghosts ... an old house is just that. Old. And like with people it gets its aches and pains. I live in a 122 y.o. house. It creaks, doors open on its own or the electric water boiler turns on... BUT I know some of my windows are leaky so there are drafts, for the water thingy...better look for a new one. Everything has a perfectly good explanation. Except the dogs. They react to something I can't see from time to time. Heh, dogs right?

@jenniferwilson784 Ай бұрын

I love your energy and the fact you are trying to keep it 💯 , keep up the good work

@TheSneezingMonkey Ай бұрын

Thanks Jennifer.

@aprildiaz6298 Ай бұрын

I went o a weekend thing for Paranormal State. The cast members were super sweet & cool. They interacted w everyone all weekend. I think Ryan is an excellent public speaker but did I believe everything he said? No. But I liked him. I also met Lorraine Warren. I thought she was a sweet lady. Did I believe her? No. I hate Ryan fell on hard times. Seems he’s doing better now. I can’t watch GA. Zac gets on my nerves. I do believe in paranormal & the afterlife. I’ve had things happen that can’t be explained. Every time I’ve paid to go on ghost tours nothing happens. I still do it though. Especially in Savannah. I think most ppl that think they are being haunted have psychological problems. I love Unsolved too. I hate it’s gone.

@bryku Ай бұрын

I think that a majority of them are made up. I worked security/snow removal for a property management company. I had the night shift where I went to the different buildings and checked the windows and doors. I even had to walk through them twice a night to make sure kids didn't sneak in. Well, one of the locations was an old hospital that had 2 buildings connected by a hallway. One of the buildings was old and abandoned, but the other one was fully restored and converted into a retirement home. It was actually really nice and clean. Anyways, so every night I had to walk through the abandoned building to make sure no kids broke in or whatever. While it did look a bit creepy, never once have I heard anything weird or seen anything. The funny part is that every 4 months we would get some ghost hunting crew to come and investigate it. (we had 2 really big shows investigate it that I'm sure you have all seen). They would talk about people seeing crazying stuff or hearing wild noises... umm no. NO ONE other than me has been in that building for 5+ years. The last guy before me managed it for 15, so where are these stories coming from? They all just kept repeating the other stories that another group made up.

@AuthorCertifiedGoof Ай бұрын

I don’t know about ghosts, but every now and then, both of my cats will look at nothing at the same time. Could be a ghost, could be my cats messing with me 🤷🏻‍♂️

@comedicsociopathy 22 күн бұрын

Or it could be animals being animals and you being a projecting brainlet.

@darthkrypto8508 Ай бұрын

These shows are pure entertainment. "Real haunted places" are not active very much, you got to get lucky to catch anything.

@audreyharalambos2592 Ай бұрын

We have lived in our house and shared it with a female ghost we nicknamed her Mary, we did some home work and she lived her for years, she was a smoker and we often smell cigarettes in the house, our main bedroom, (she died in that room) and we always feel her on the stairs, when friends bring their dogs 9 times out of 10 they will bark in the hall at the stairs, the worse things she does is throws things and hides things lol the hidden things usually turn up somewhere else, the only issue we have is we are moving soon and don’t know wether to move her on but she seems happy enough here, my granddaughter said she has see her a few times one was she was sat up on the bed having a cigarette, she has seen her in my front room, we have never been scared of her it just pisses me off when she throws the 💿 cds or cans of pop across the room and we have to check the taps if we are going out because she turns them on or off, we have spoken to a relative of hers who said she was always cleaning and described her exactly how my granddaughter said she looks, so do we move her to the light or let her stay, I would take her with us but I think she would get pissed off because I am not cleaning all the time lol xx

@josephpieri6265 Ай бұрын

The first one is from grave encounters and this dude is like that's messed up 😂😂😂

@Dejabluesclues Ай бұрын

One thing I consider when I watch one of these “paranormal” shows is that it’s ENTERTAINMENT. During a tour of the Winchester Mystery House a woman kept saying she could feel something was around and heard noises. Yes, she did but all it was were rats that were in the dark not spirits

@Sydneyparanormalleague Ай бұрын

Not all shows or channels are fake our channel only shows real activity we have captured, no fake editing and no added sounds and voices

@kindredparanormal Ай бұрын

There are so many legit KZfaq channels, but we are all overshadowed by the fakers.

@SinfulSloth Ай бұрын

if you're interested in the equipment side of things Kenny Biddle does the best analysis. I'm a huge fab of skeptical content and one of my favourites is Ben Radford, he did a talk on 'Behind the Scenes of a Ghost Tv Show kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ndKglttz1pmVZWQ.html he has similar experiences with debunking things and it now showing up on tv. Beardo gets scared recently did a live stream with Jason Hawes. One question was regarding Grant and if they still hung out, they do not. Beardo does a great job going through video footage and debunks a lot.

@rachcampb Ай бұрын

Love Beardo, and Side Eye Guy.

@FannyVonFluff 13 күн бұрын

My childhood home was built in a secluded town near a creek and small cave. My sisters and I spent a large of time looking for arrowheads and faded doodles left from the natives in the cave (kids are dumb). A few times a year, we would notice bodies moving around the area between the cave opening and the creek. Only a couple times throughout the years did we hear the unmistakable sound of a child laughing. We avoided them, they avoided us. If a tv crew came out there, it would be unlikely that they would catch anything during a 4-6 hour film session.

@aarondavis8943 22 күн бұрын

The number of events they encounter clearly reveals what a lie these shows are.

@shortnotekerrie Ай бұрын

I really enjoyed this. I subscribed 😊

@billykennedy7973 Ай бұрын

I tell my son as we watch these shows and something strange happens, at the end of the day this is a tv show and anything can be made to look real.

@m0rianne Ай бұрын

100%

@bijou3000 Ай бұрын

While you're manifesting little critters with awesome bonding father/son love and wonderment, maybe wish him some butterfly fae with no teeth and be much more specific. If you unleash a goblin, loudly order her to my house to clean it. Thanks.

@LakeGael Күн бұрын

I saw a video forever ago where the presenter was busting a gut laughing while playing a video from people who swear they saw a person standing in the window of this old hotel. The girl laughing pauses the video, still laughing, and says something like "yeah, you did, it was me", and shows a bunch of photos of her at that same hotel on the same day wearing the same hoodie she was wearing when they saw her in the window.

@Raja-dt9fb 27 күн бұрын

I used to watch Ghost Adventures but once Nick Groff left, the show went to crap! Fat Billy is the biggest exaggerater ever and Zach is a Drama Queen 👑

@LtJackStone Ай бұрын

I wonder how the story with the receptionist ended. Because it wasn't fair for the land owner to be charged. The ghost hunters should have asked if she owned the land and if they had permission to film there. As the land owner I would refuse to pay. They made a side deal with my employee and didn't get permission to be there.

@ninstarrune4132 Ай бұрын

Bro, the first reddit post was taken from a scene in the 2011 movie "Grave Encounters". I wouldn't trust anything you find on Reddit.

@kokenadventures8491 Ай бұрын

The first story sounds like a scene from grave encounters

@Motorhead_England 15 күн бұрын

My daughter and I have always enjoyed these shows and after watching TAPS, it encouraged us to set up our own paranormal investigation team. Some of the more famous buildings we wanted to investigate were very expensive, but we managed to do quite a few local pubs, houses and older buildings in our area for free. Any evidence that we caught was maticulously studied in great detail, because we tried to debunk anything , to promote our small team as being the real deal. Most things we could debunk, but there were quite a few incidents that we just could not explain, so put them down as being truly paranormal. These were shown on our facebook site, but even then, we said to the viewers that it was up to them whether to believe the evidence or not. We never tried to fool our viewers. We stopped ghost hunting when my daughter started a family, but I have seen stuff where I work since then.One incident was caught on CCTV by our night shift security guard who called us up to the office ,where all 8 of us saw it as he replayed it. So yes, no doubt many of these shows are hyped up for viewing figures, but my personal experiences have made me a believer.

@reneerolandgraceinyourface Ай бұрын

Ps yes i was a movie producer in Hollywood since 92 and we call that " cheating a location: by shooting the exterior of one house or building then shooting the interior somewhete else like a studio we build or another building not the one we shot from the outside. So when tje Ghost Adventures PA said they actually shoot inside the actial homes. It is rare to do that ❤❤

@HighHolyOne Ай бұрын

What is sad is that there is so much REAL shit going on. Ive lived in at least 3 homes with a for real ghost in each. Guest saw a full bodied apparition in a house in Houston. My house in Austin had a nasty SOB who 'bothered' any women staying overnight. Two different mediums said he walked around with a wine glass in his hand and thought he was all that. I was at a table tipping in Austin. We bought the table that day at Walmart. I was in the first group of 4 at the table, and had to kick the chair from behind me as the table moved toward me. We were almost chasing that table around 2 rooms, and it was moving fast. About 30 people were in attendance, and anyone who wished could take a turn at the table. Also worked in an office in Austin where the ghost was really playful, and could imitate voices. Suddenly the Boss would call for me by name, but...oh, it wasn't him after all.

@drkdncr Ай бұрын

Me and my partner have experienced both our names being called out from other rooms in our own voices but it's never us. That happens from time to time.

@christophernuzzi2780 Ай бұрын

The problem is that the real stuff doesn't happen "on cue" when the crew is there to film.

@legallyoverton Ай бұрын

I love a good German accent

@pineapplepizzasandwich1974 3 күн бұрын

Man knew EXACTLY what he was doing by putting Ryan and Shane in the thumbnail...

@emacias1473 28 күн бұрын

I grew up in a home where the woman unalived herself to the head outside the home after her husbands funeral a year before we bought it. My parents didnt tell us for years and we never experienced anything ourseleves. It wasnt until my grandpa on my dads side came from MX to visit us that she showed herself to him and he knew nothing about the history of the home. He didn't want to sleep alone after a bloody faced woman was staring at him through the window. He was a very abusive man in his younger years to women and children i feel she didnt like that he was in her former room. Probably didnt bother us cause she like my parents and us kids for loving the home and taking care of it.

@branchesofYAH Ай бұрын

You can get an 8000 lumen flashlight for $150, all of these shows they go in there with like a 50 to 200 lumen flashlight. I have flashlights that would make it look like it's daytime in a sewer. That's kind of how you know it's funny too.

@retirednavychief6983 Ай бұрын

Oh, and why is it that ALL OF THESE SHOWS are still using 480p imaging? We all know they aren't, the HD cameras they use are in plain view. But everything post-production is so low-resolution that it removes most credibility. Is this a product of the process to get raw video through editing and onto a TV/computer screen, or(as I suspect) do teams need to reduce their resolution to myopic level for a reason? I gotta say it's awfully hard to see a wire when you're looking through 480p night vision. And FTR, I spent about $150 on a night-vision rifle scope in 2020 that allows me to see the individual toes on a coyote or the coat-variations in a deer at 100 to 125 yards. There's no way these shows don't have access to higher-resolution equipment. My belief is they don't want their audience to see them manipulating things.

@branchesofYAH Ай бұрын

@@retirednavychief6983 Nothing to add, well stated.

@haunted_lunchbox Ай бұрын

I love this video. Thank you for this.

@agentredfox Ай бұрын

As someone who has had several genuine paranormal experiences, I can confirm that a) not everything is paranormal & can be explained as part of the mundane world and b)REAL spirits are not our servants to appear on command and I even compare it to having a toddler who will sing or speak or dance for their mom in private but the second the mom tries to get the toddler to perform, the kid goes quiet or even runs away. Sadly, when paranormal activity is staged or exaggerated or there’s no scenes shown to determine if it’s legit or was there another explanation, it makes a joke out of any real things that might be happening.

@countessnic9809 Ай бұрын

Wow. I knew about Paranormal State, with Ryan, but not the others. You have a REAL cool show here, just subbed n liked. Thank you! 🙂

@TheSneezingMonkey Ай бұрын

Welcome aboard!

@gcmarcal Ай бұрын

It easy to say that you are a non-believer if you have never seen anything personally! I did see something in the early 90s that stuck with me . Although I am not vouching for these paranormal shows, weird things do happen!

@TheSneezingMonkey Ай бұрын

What did you see?

@gcmarcal Ай бұрын

@@TheSneezingMonkey I am from Brazil and we dont have OuiJa boards per-se. We "play" using a glass and the alphabet letters around in a circle. Once, we did in a friend's house and one of the "spirits" claimed to be "Rambo" ( Sly). My cousin started joking and racially abusing the ghost. Suddenly, the glass started writing things very quickly and in perfect Portuguese. This other spirit warned us to stop playing with these things and that this is very dangerous. It also warned us that there were some entities that were after us! ( he even gave the name of it!). Suddenly the glass stopped moving and it left! There were 5 or six of us. I was the only one who was properly educated, the other ones could not even write a sentence without making spelling mistakes. That was very scary!

@TheSneezingMonkey Ай бұрын

Understandable. Thanks for sharing your story

@GeorgiaJakes7 Ай бұрын

@@gcmarcalI’m a believer in God and Jesus along with many other things so please don’t take this the wrong way. It’s an honest question. How can the the ghost be Rambo/Sly when one is a fictional character and the other is still alive? I do believe in demon possession so maybe that’s what you mean ?

@gcmarcal Ай бұрын

@@GeorgiaJakes7 that was the main reason my friends started making fun and abusing the spirit. We knew that this was not possible. My theory is that there are good spirits, bad spirits, clever and stupid ones!

@Gretlosa Ай бұрын

Ryan Buell stuff is ALL TRUE! He is now an addictions counselor.

@MidnightAndLuna Ай бұрын

Glad he’s doing better

@Reneelwaring Ай бұрын

Never been on a show, don't want to be on a show, but what I saw can't be explained. Early in the am went to check on the 7-month-old twin girls. One's crib was close to the door, and I saw bite marks on her legs. Not just old marks but could actually saw her being bitten. Called my mom and we both saw it happening. Small mouths, but with teeth, and it never woke her up. I will say the previous homeowner's wife committed suicide but not on the property. I knew her son and he confirmed the story. Strange things continue to happen around my daughter her whole life, but she does her best to ignore it. Since she moved out of my house the strange things have stopped around here. You can say you don't believe and that's ok, but I'm comfortable around it because I've seen too much.

@SlashDotMatrix Ай бұрын

Honestly would love for a group that breaks down the science. Does a investigation and tested methods for debunking or getting results of a haunting. Instead of waiving cameras, taunting or antagonising the ghost. But more so setting up ways to see what information is gathered and if anything is plausible.

@Chr.2024 Ай бұрын

The Side eye Guy has an interesting video today about this topic

@Pattys1967 Ай бұрын

Now hawes is doing his own investigations on KZfaq and I love every video he does he is awsome

@MidnightAndLuna Ай бұрын

He’s Hawesome!

@courtneytutas6848 Ай бұрын

@@MidnightAndLuna That's what I was thinking!

@theguybehindyou4762 Ай бұрын

Ghost hunting shows being fake is probably the worst kept secret in all of television.

@mariaslavinski1588 Ай бұрын

Are they are they really I'm sure you saw things on the shows if ya watched totally fake so outlandish lies to build it up but I found it odd they all knew who it was the ghost!!! I loved Penn State paranormal because I am from Pennsylvania however I loved Ryan and the team and in the very beginning I thought that it was all real until you find out about the machines that they use and one of the things that I really was baffled was that Lorraine Warren with that whole Amityville horror That was a complete lie It was turned into a book movie all kinds of people visiting the place and it was fake A lot of people say that Lorraine and her husband were frauds and I'm seeing me to think that that was true. Although I do believe in spirits ghost afterlife whatever I have went and stiff and I've witnessed it with people with me thank God but the life after death thing none of us know anything about it We don't know where we're going to go We don't know if we're going to be flowing around out there what they all the other souls My thing is I believe in God Jesus I believe bad if this was true what these groups had claimed on TV It should have been a lot bigger and those be turned into movies and satellite series I don't know but I have been skeptical about them all of them that is.!!!!❤,🙏

@cassidythecat Ай бұрын

The only ghost show I believe in is Dead Files. It's where a physical medium and a NYPD homicide detective go into a case together. The medium goes into the house to see the ghosts and describe what they look like, how they are affecting the family, and what they are doing. The detective is the one to talk to the affected family and to hear their stories, while being a skeptic, he's gently asking if they could've possibly jumped to conclusions to early. He also finds out the history of the land the house was built on and the past families that lived on it. Then him and the medium both come together at the end of the episode and they both meet and discuss what they've come up with during the duration of their studies. It's actually a pretty interesting show, I'd highly recommend it.

@bionicsjw Ай бұрын

Even though I’ve seen a shadow figure in my house and watched a neck tie lift 2 feet off my dresser I’m a skeptic with the shows. Too many “entities “ peeking out from behind something. My experience wonders why a spirit or demon cares about hiding.

@drkdncr Ай бұрын

Although my house is not haunted, sometimes I do hear things that I cannot account for. Although all that has stopped now, since I have installed cameras throughout the home both inside and out. I have a feeling they don't like cameras, which is why these shows don't seem to work!