My Paranormal Nightmare

Love this show. I have had experiences and I'm not addicted to anything or crazy. People that don't believe just haven't seen it yet. But let's hope that there experience isn't way worse than the rest of us.

This show disappointed me greatly. The stories themselves wreak of falsity and many of the "victims" seem to be selling their services. Exaggeration doesn't even come close to the sheer ridiculousness of these episodes. One person described a goat headed demon with glowing green eyes standing at the foot of her bed. C'mon now. Let's not be ridiculous. Goats? Really? This show is sheer Hollywood. All the interviewees stare at a teleprompter; show zero affect; and their stories are simply not credible. Not to mention the truly bizarre music choices in this show. All of it screams "Money grab!" and "Make it scarier!". It just comes off as short B movies. Thank God for the short part.

Well as a sensitive who has ACTUALLY seen ghosts my whole life I came across this show and was hoping it would be good. It wasn't. You couldn't get a show that was more fake if you tried. Am watching season 2 Episode 3 and the couple can't even decide what the're being possessed by. A black shape, a girl and a tall man! Seriously make up your mind. And if the brothers had had paranormal experiences as children they would not be jumping around like novices. And the ghosts aren't going to leave just because you did some cleaning ritual with holy water. FYI ghosts do not sit around waiting for a film crew to start communicating with them, this concept is laughable. If you want some childish entertainment then watch it otherwise skip.

If you want to see some adults with a mental illness and an obvious addiction problem, watch this show. Just some sad people looking for attention, at least put some effort into the acting. I'm not sure what's harder to watch, the hosts or the people they are "interviewing"

When recounting their experiences, the interviewees appear to possess no other descriptive words except "I started to get scared" or "I began to get nervous."

And these reactions come long AFTER frightening episodes have happened to them.