La malédiction de Devil's Perch

This isn't a bad show but it come now that what are people's expectations of a show.

Ghosts don't do things on camera for people's entertainment.

I always keep a open mind on These shows.

What do people actually want to see, every crew member in each room filming so something might happen only for the armchair critic to say nah its all setup etc, why domt the armchair brigade get up off their asses and go to the places then say it's fake or acted etc.

Bear in mind these shows are to entertain and maybe enlighten you what goes on a ghost hunt or something.

The saying goes, never work with ghosts or entity's as they never show up or do what you want them to do while your filming lol.

I was hoping for something different, but in reality, we're presented with the same old overly dramatised 'ghost show' that features a psychic who is constantly surprised by her own 'abilities' a 'tech' guy and Dave Schrader, who I once had a lot of respect for, as I thought he was genuine. Dave Schrader always asked great questions and hunted for truth, but he seems to have sold out in order to get onto TV (I guess we all have bills to pay). This show is aimed at the non-scientific, thrill a minute audience that have the attention span of a gnat. I wish my review wasn't as scathing, but this has been my finding thus far......I just WISH some of these guys could put their heads together and come up with a genuine show. We don't all need constant and orchestrated paranormal activity to keep us entertained....

It seems like The Travel Channel prefers to use talent that is horrendous on camera so that the audience doesn't look up their imdb, see that the talent has actor credits, and think the person is just "acting" on their shows. The on screen takes are bad enough, but the pick ups are so embarrassing to witness. It takes you completely out of the moment and makes you question how the people involved with these shows aren't cringing, knowing an audience....albeit a dwindling audience, is watching. Sure, some may question the credibility of the paranormal (in the show) if they see the talent has acting credits. But I think the credibility is even more in question when the talent is so unnatural that you can tell they are being fed lines....because if that part is scripted, what else in the show is? And yes, every "reality show" has scripted elements, it's the only way to make the story go from "A" to "B". However The Travel Channel's current "A" to "B" is taking an "Average" show and making it a "Bad" show.

With the cast from The Holzer Files (the main 2) Yes there's bad "acting" because they're not actors! Awesome and exciting! A continuation of Ghosts Of Series ( 3rd in the series) . They capture some really cool paranormal activity in a historical town in Montana. If you're into all the paranormal shows like Ghost Hunters, Ghost Adventures etc.. then check this show out! You'll definitely like it! I gave it a 9 out of 10 because nothing is perfect! We watched on Discovery+ network. We binge watched up to episode 3 and are caught up! Can't wait for the next episode! Great to watch with Halloween coming! Along with scary movies, we love to watch these type of shows to get into the spooky feeling of the Halloween season! So if you're into that, this show will definitely do the trick! See what I did there? Lol but seriously, watch at night in the dark! You will not be disappointed!

In a world saturated with shows about the paranormal, this show is definitely nothing original. The premise of the show seems to be the authorities of a MT town call in a team of "paranormal investigators" to figure out the paranormal activity being experienced (pretty much in queue) by the residents.

What's unclear is whether this is supposed to be a scripted show? The way the cast speaks, along with the almost on-demand appearance of activity feels more like a B-movie than an actual paranormal investigation.

For those familiar with paranormal shows, the cast is familiar, however the (bad) acting makes this entire endeavor feel like a "mockumentary"