The Ghost Town Terror

Having watched the first two episodes I have to say that this show is unlike anything on travel that I have seen so far which is a good thing. Some of the other commenters have said that this is like Ghosts of Morgan City as that show was about a whole city - where as this one is about a family who needs help. Having a paranormal team investigate paranormal activities focused on one location is way more interesting than seeing one 40 min episode on one location like the other paranormal shows and is way more believable.

I would of given this show a higher rating but I would like to see more investigating before doing so.

Overall solid show for a first season, the cast, camera work, and story seem to be well developed.. However the editing needs some work.. After watching episode 5 what became of the the bones that were discovered..?

The psychic is annoying throughout the series and at times I wonder why she is there since she doesn't seem to contribute much to the show besides being overdramatic. Why is she so focused on dead birds in a home thats been abandoned for years? Also I would prefer having seen longer investigations of the buildings. The editing seems to have rushed these scenes...why?

So this woman buys a ghost town and apparently can't afford it. So she starts calling out anyone that claims to be a paranormal investigator that can get her on TV and get paid.

Very little evidence of paranormal is uncovered. Don't get me wrong they get "some".

The show would be alot better if you had a real physic on there. If she is a medium or even a empath she wouldn't be so freaked out all the time. She would be able to communicate or even feel the ghosts or energy's before. Please get a real paranormal person. The show would be awesome.

I have always had a soft spot for ghost shows and stories of hauntings, but Ghost Adventures has set a really low standard for shows of this nature and the Travel Channel producers have answered that calling with more cheap thrill trash.

So much of this is scripted; scenes where the family is discussing "findings" with the ghost team is clearly re-enacted (with terrible acting) and half of the "proof" is comprised of body sensations, gut feelings and fuzzy EVP's. This show would benefit from less production and more raw footage.

It's a great show to watch with someone who loves to laugh at over-exaggerated acting and "ghost hunters" yelling "SHOW YOURSELF YOU COWARD" at an overpaid film crew hiding in the dark.

It's a solid 3-4 star rating (out of 10) for it's kitschy entertainment value, but there is nothing tangible here if you're interested in real ghosts.