Destinations of the Damned with Zak Bagans

It's a poorly done version of Josh Gates' Destination Truth. Zack is so arrogant that he probably thinks this is good. Zack-it's not good. Nor is GA anymore. Not sure what happened to him but he went from narcissist to SUPER NARCISSIST, and no super powers, as the name suggests.

It's a show kind of about nothing where they find nothing and really don't even have a plan of what they're seeking. You're better off watching reruns of the Nature Channel.

This show is full of very tenuous suggestions of paranormal explanations which is just stupid. Ghosts aren't making floods happen-get real. Zack, if you're listening, there are no ghosts, just demons, you don't understand what you're messing with. Stop!

First I want to say that typically I love these kinds of shows but something about this one just felt wrong.

Zak spent the entirety of it narrating and claiming everything was due to some stupid curse. I hope the survivors never watch this. Not only did Zak unnecessarilly describe every detail of the horrible death a a woman's daughter, but then they decided to have an actor depict a decapitated priest at the site that they say is the only place for families to honor those they lost. My final straw was Zak claiming that a victims eyes turned black because the curse was taking over her. Are you kidding?

Don't waste your time on this garbage.

This show is "Ghost Adventures" without the "Ghost" It should be called "Spooky Places Narrated by Zak Bagans" It felt so heavily scripted and poorly acted, I couldn't help but cringe.

An introduction to the crew or anything like that would have been nice. Everyone felt disconnected and the stories are just so over the top, it was like Zak was reading me scary stories before bedtime. I wasn't entertained, but more looking forward to the show ending so I could write a legitimate review about what I thought. I'm obviously not an expert, but this show is forgettable and somewhat laughable at times. I miss the old Zak.

This show would be pretty good if the crew Zak put together would actually investigate. Clearly none of these ppl are investigators in any type of way.

Every episode, you get all this background, the stories, the witnesses, etc.. Then when they go to investigate, everyone says they're scared so they leave. That's it, end of episode, credits roll.

Next episode, same thing... build up build up build up, they finally get to the location to investigate.. then, "I don't like this, time to go".. end of episode. Nothing is ever captured, seen, or even heard beyond what someone says they saw or heard. But then they want to leave the second something might happen.

And apparently everyone gets possessed. They'll be walking and someone will stop and the guy will be like "yeah so she's possessed right now" and smacks her on the forehead a few times.. then she's not possessed anymore. Then they move on like that's just normal.

So this show is basically a lot of background, stories, legends, and investigations only last until someone gets scared, which is about the 1st two minutes in. Get a real crew, Zak, and this show would be really good.

If I hear "my crew". When he didn't even go, one more time I will go crazy! He sounds like he's begging to be on a pedestal of all importance... humility would go a long way.

This series was better as background noise and nothing like Ghost Adventures.

It's sad that this was such a flop, I wanted to love it. Demon House was way better from Zak. It was terrifying.

This show was like the travel channel when hearing about scary places in the world. Lots of information but no substance in my opinion. It felt forced vs organic and wouldn't make me a believer.

Sorry Zak, it's better to work on your GA show than these weird spin offs.