Conjuring Kesha

I'm not sure what other people are watching. This show is awesome and is really spooky as hell. It's a great show and for people to hate on Kesha is a joke. Why don't you go experience something that you love to do. The e details and information is amazing and the scares. What they do on this show is mind blowing and people hate on everything because all they do is sit behind a phone and criticize. This is a documentary series. Most horror movies suck as well lol this isn't some Oscar nomination show. The production is awesome and that's what people don't appreciate. Stop thinking and looking at Kesha as a singer while you watch this. I give this 8/10. Not even ghost adventures toured the places this show did.

First off, I NEVER EVER leave reviews on anything, but this was so bad I had to leave one. I legitimately don't even want to leave any stars. I'm a huge fan of Kesha and I LOVE paranormal shows to no end but this was awful and painful. She made a joke of the whole thing which is disgusting and disrespectful. They were inconsiderate to the non living and she didn't take it seriously. The whole thing is a joke and she doesn't know what she could be in for. She's opening herself to things that are bigger than her by disrespecting them and laughing at them. Honestly makes me sad for those on the other side. Don't waste your time watching this show. I wish I didn't!

I'm no sure she and her friends no enough to do this its very dangerous and I'm reminded of silly girls that are in older scarey film's I would score an extra star if they were more respectful to people who have passed on and why do we keep seeing Kesha talk into her camera I watched both episodes this could be hugely better but it's a paranormal show not a music video.

Here's the scoop: this chick who's an attention-seeking, self-proclaimed celebrity has an interest (but clearly no experience) in the paranormal field. She's more interested in showing off her big fake boobs and looking pretty for the camera than actually conducting anything that even kinda-sorta-maybe remotely resembles a paranormal investigation. Even if she allegedly makes contact with a spirit, she freaks out and leaves rather than seeking information (investigating). You can easily find more entertaining videos posted on YouTube by teenage amateurs that show more convincing evidence than you'll see on Conjuring Kesha (or at least hilarious attempts at faking it). I'd have rated this one star, but I *almost* feel bad for this chick; so she gets a bonus pity star for the day when she realizes her show was an epic flop.

Kesha (who originally spelled her name as Ke$ha) first came to my attention when I saw her on an episode of the Nickelodeon series "Victorious" (with Victoria Justice). Although she didn't have a big part on the show, she was eye-catching. When "Conjuring Kesha" finally came to the Travel Channel (it premiered on Discover +) I thought it would be great, like some of the Travel Channel's other supernatural-based series. The concept is there (having a beautiful girl investigate haunted locations--and become really frightened) but the presentation is simply horrible. The scenes are shaky and often presented in a not-so-clear soft focus; Kesha also appears to be using a somewhat antiquated video camera (more like what video tape cameras were like) and to make things even worse, there are video-tape glitches that often pop up (like white streaks flashing across the screen or other video tape defects like large static lines running up and down the screen, as would occur if a piece of video tape was "eaten" by your VCR and this effect would occur if you tried to play it). The glitches also make you feel like there is something wrong with your TV or the cable box. Kesha does invite a celebrity friend (like Whitney Cummings) to accompany her and she does have a camera crew with her but the overall effect is anything but pleasing (although what Kesha encounters is convincing). I hope, if the program receives a second season order, they will do away with the cheesy video effects and the annoying shaky camera technique and focus on Kesha's investigations which would be a lot more enjoyable to watch without all the nonsense.