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.
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.
Kristen Stewart (of the Twilight movies) held a casting call a year ago to find 5 queer paranormal investigators for her new reality TV series. Living For The Dead is the result, and it’s a hoot. Get the review after the jump.
History’s Most Haunted follows the ladies from Haunted Gold Rush as they embark on paranormal investigations scattered across North America. Get the scoop after the jump.
In October 2023, Haunted Discoveries premiered on T+E, a Canadian cable channel, as part of Creep Week. This show follows 4 investigators using scientific means to capture ghostly activity. It features 2 former cast members of Ghost Hunters (A+E). Get the full review after the jump.
In October 2023, Jack Osbourne extended his series, Night Of Terror, to a 5 episode mini-series on Discovery +. It’s nothing new in the niche, and you may find it pedestrian compared to his other shows. Get the scoop after the jump.
The Dead Files made an abrupt casting change halfway through Season 15, so I thought it was time to take another look at this true crime-meets-psychic procedural. Get the scoop after the jump.
British paranormal news site, HiggyPop.com, asked readers to respond to a dozen or so questions about paranormal reality TV shows. Read my responses (or don’t if you’re a demonologist) after the jump.
Most ghost-hunting TV shows fall into 3 buckets: Cozy ghost hunting, Paranormal adventure, and Confirmation. Read what each means and how to identify them after the jump.
