Project Fear

Some people will say your goofing around is silly but i dont. Knowing your going into a haunted building can be stressful and letting off steam is agood way to cope with fear. Sure sometime irs abit too much but this shows frienship and closeness that is visible in your friendships. So good luck ill watch them all and lets see what happens. Signed i wanna be ghost hunter. Im an amateur hunter myself. Ive done numerous evp sessions and sometimes i can feel ghosts or sensory things when near certain things.

Ive gotten a ton of evp,s and some have terified me but i will continue to do them. But be careful ou tthere the spirit world can hurt you and sometimes does. Try and stay away from Ouiga boards as they can stir up some bad stuff.

Love their ability to tell us the history of places and investigate thoroughly. Sometimes the fear can be overwhelming but it's nice to get their personalities on top of it. Keeping the situations real. I watched them when they were Destination Fear but I like them better without the network restrictions. They are more relatable than any network show. Chelsea is a total badass. I could rewatch these shows no problem. It's been exciting to get friends into watching Project Fear and supporting them on their journey. We cannot wait to see where they will end up and how far they will go without the backing of a network.

Yes the group of very old friends gets silly sometimes I'm so does every other group of friends their age! It's a group of friends enjoying my and each other's company doing what they're about and trying to entertain people who love them. So far I say it's pretty good and hope to see more. Glad to see Chelsea more up front as well. Just give them time to get there groove I am sure they will make adjustments as needed. If I were their mama I'd be proud. I would definitely like to see them use some new or different techniques. I am a big fan of the deprivation technique used in other ghost shows. I really enjoyed their guest appearances on Ghost Nation. I wouldn't mind a psychics appearance every so often. Keep up the good work my little duckies. Muahaha!

I hear everyone's issues with their goofing off and such and I too feel that sometimes they go a bit overboard, however you have to keep in mind the amount of adrenaline and such going through their bodies during their investigations. I for one found them through Project Fear and then began watching Destination. Watching DF after watching all of PF I just feel like somethings is missing, and it's seeing really their personalities. They are much more dulled down on DF, which is just the reality of corporate TV. They're also genuinely kind people, interacting with their fanbase when they get the chance. They also host weekly lives in FearClub, their paid subscription which gives you access to behind the scenes content. Definitely recommend!

I think the idea of having a run-off series after DF was a good one and made sense to capitalise on the success of Destination Fear (DF).

However, I have to say, based on the first episode on You Tube, I was most disappointed. You could clearly see that the 'professionalism' of the DF production team was missing, and despite a decent effort made by Dakota and the team, this fell well short in my opinion. Ok the budget is limited, and a lot rests on the team members (particularly Dakota) to keep things 'on track'. But they are experienced investigators.

I felt the overall 'silliness' and immature dancing around by the team members (excitement aside) just detracted from what it should have been - a serious professional paranormal investigation. These antics just made it look amateur, and ripe for YouTube viewers rather than providing a potential platform for another network to take up the show and potentially help to build it into a serious TV programme again.

There was also too much repetitive replaying of the previous DF episode (at the same venue) and which added a lot of 'padding' to the show structure and length.

You would think that maybe future episodes would start to show some maturity and professionalism, but I suspect that's not going to happen as the first series is likely to have wrapped now and Dakota is putting together the final edits to broadcast to You Tube.

Sadly, I for one wont be watching anymore.