The Harrisville Haunting: The Real Conjuring House

These supposed ghost hunters need to just get under the covers and cover their heads up, get some other hobby, I'm Scared! Oh no whats that? Any little noise or light was Sooo scary for this bunch. How interesting is this bunch of obvious newbies to the paranormal .This was the most boring ghost hunt that I have ever seen. Get some pro's in there instead of this bunch who are afraid of their own shadows .

Did we go too far(end of doc)? No, you didn't go far enough. The cast has all of the equipment for the subject and they stare at instead of getting EVP's..This should be a B movie with a cast of bad actors.

That horrible high pitched background noise you injected in this program was just horrible. It made it impossible to watch and gave me a headache. Were your findings not enough that you had to add fake music to add to mood. I wish I didn't have to write so many characters because there is little to say except it was a total waste of time for you to make and me to watch. I can not recommend this show to anyone. It was okay in the beginning before you started the investigation and didn't have that dumb noised going all the time. It was a good idea to do a documentary on this property but it was so badly done.

I'm rather amazed at how simple minded so many people are. This documentary received so many excellent reviews and I just don't get it. This was a terrible piece of garbage that caught very little to no actual paranormal activity. These clowns even went to the extreme of doing the ever popular "random man acts bizarre and wanders into the darkness so he must be possessed" gag. Super original! That hasn't been done a million times in other B movies. Don't waste your time. One other thing worth noting. Their claim to fame in this doc is a rocking chair rocking on its own. There you have I just spoiled it for you. No need to waste your time. 👎🏻👎🏻

These youtube guys walk around with all of this great equipment and all they have to show for it is a chair that rocked for a second. So, let's spend like half an hour on that and try to dubunk it. Ok, like the guy has an experience and of course must leave the house to get fresh air, later says he does this to be scared and wants the entities to attach themselves to him, or even come home with him. Yet, he runs away so scared he can barely breath? It is like you say you love jumping out of planes, you have done so a thousand times, yet you have never stepped foot out of the plane to just go back in and say you are too scared like really like really? Let's like spend another 40 minutes on a walkie talkie have interference. Like come on man, with all the equipment and the house riddled with already installed cameras we get ziltch, I used the word "like" a lot in my review because i want you to know what you are getting yourself into, hearing the word like 572 times. Yes I counted.

The music, the filters, the narration, the background noise, waayyy too loud and disconnected from a modern audience. This was a missed opportunity for realism and its as if the editor or producer is more of a horror movie fan than actually performing a paranormal investigation.

You have to do away with all of the fancy editing and just shoot whats going on when it comes to documentaries. Less is more. No filters, no loud horror mystic music, just talk and film. Alot of times silence is just as loud as special effects. The first 10 minutes were hard to watch. And even the interviews were hard to hear/watch due to all of the unnecessary music, white noise, and effects overlays. When you want to capture realism you cant hide behind the extra nonsense. The music should NEVER be as loud as the commentator. The documentary seemed more focused on the music and sounds and trying to invoke fear, than the actual content. It was hard to catch what people were saying and also could barely take it serious.