Ghost hunting exploded when Ghost Hunters (the TV show) debuted back in 2004. With that, regular folks grabbed flashlights and audio recorders, and headed into the old, abandoned house down the street. But something else happened: Sensationalized paranormal encounters flooded the airwaves, YouTube, and the Interwebs. Now, I think it’s time to get back…
Over the weekend of October 26th, Ghostly Activities headed to Salem, Oregon to see Amy Bruni’s Walking With Ghosts tour and have a little fun, too. See our adventures after the jump.
Ghost hunting has become really popular today. TV shows, books, and online videos have made it even more famous. Many people think ghost hunting is scientific because of all the gadgets they use. But if you look closer, it’s more about storytelling than science. Ghost hunting is like a modern kind of folklore. It’s…
I used Google Trends to look at 20-year and 5-year trends in paranormal TV search interest, and I think we’ll get some new shows in the next year. But it may not be on the streaming network you expect. Get the scoop after the jump.
Hi gang! I returned about 80 posts to Ghostly Activities yesterday. These are posts like ghost stories and ghostly profiles that date from February 2013 – May 2019.
Beginning with the Spiritualist movement in the 19th century, the belief in communication with the spirits of the dead has significantly shaped the way Americans approach paranormal investigations. From the rise of séances and spirit photography to the modern use of scientific equipment, the legacy of spiritualism continues to permeate the field of ghost…
