Inside the World's Most Haunted Houses

As the current curator of the Riddle house I must say that I was not an absolute believer in the paranormal until I started working at the house and began witnessing things myself, most notably, a small girl, being pushed down a hallway so fast that she almost knocked her father over when she (thankfully) landed in his arms - He was standing in front of a second floor window. I kid you not when I say that he and I thought we had just witnessed a scene from a horror movie, though, thankfully, the little girl was too young to realize that what just happened was not instigated by a real person pushing her. Most of the details given about the Riddle house are true with the one glaring error being that the house was actually built in 1905 not the mid 1800s. It was moved to its current location at the South Florida fairgrounds in the mid 90s and the ghosts, at least four of them, definitely came with it.

Except for a house in Indonesia, all the haunted houses are in the United States. Two are in Kansas and two are in California. The documentary does benefit those of us who don't get to see the insides as much from other programs. The Manresa Castle in Port Townsend, Washington peaked my interest the most. As a viewer, you get a better tour of the homes mentioned here. You get a little bit of history and paranormal here too for those of us enthusiasts. I like seeing the interiors better. The visitors are amateur paranormal investigators. We couldn't see inside the LaLaurie Mansion in New Orleans, Louisiana where the couple didn't get to go inside it. The viewers get a brief history of the mansion and the crimes there. I enjoyed the documentary though.