Ghosts of Devil's Perch

This isn't a bad show but it come now that what are people's expectations of a show.

Ghosts don't do things on camera for people's entertainment.

I always keep a open mind on These shows.

What do people actually want to see, every crew member in each room filming so something might happen only for the armchair critic to say nah its all setup etc, why domt the armchair brigade get up off their asses and go to the places then say it's fake or acted etc.

Bear in mind these shows are to entertain and maybe enlighten you what goes on a ghost hunt or something.

The saying goes, never work with ghosts or entity's as they never show up or do what you want them to do while your filming lol.

In a world saturated with shows about the paranormal, this show is definitely nothing original. The premise of the show seems to be the authorities of a MT town call in a team of "paranormal investigators" to figure out the paranormal activity being experienced (pretty much in queue) by the residents.

What's unclear is whether this is supposed to be a scripted show? The way the cast speaks, along with the almost on-demand appearance of activity feels more like a B-movie than an actual paranormal investigation.

For those familiar with paranormal shows, the cast is familiar, however the (bad) acting makes this entire endeavor feel like a "mockumentary"

I see some people have given this show low ratings. Its not made by professional actors, but rather a team of paranormal investigators who are trying their very best to provide evidence of the paranormal for us. I take the show for what it is, not what it isn't or what people think it should be.

The show does have dramatised segments to show the viewers of a persons paranormal experience for example. I don't have a problem with this, it makes me feel like I have experienced what the person has (I have had paranormal experiences myself).

These shows are hit and miss for people I'm guessing, but really I'm enjoying it. The evidence they produce seems genuine in my opinion. I also love learning history of places I have never been too and will most likely never visit so that is a nice and thoughtful aspect of this show.

If you enjoy paranormal shows its really worth a watch, the same with Holzer files which Dave was a part of too along with Cindy.

My advice, take this show for what it is intended to be and not for something it isn't, with that perspective you might enjoy it more!

If you can by the premise, the fact that it's a show about ghosts, then you're going to have a good time. Like the Holzer files this is very much a mystery that spans over eight episodes and it gets resolved, so there is no annoying cliff hanger.

The show has a little bit of everything a bit ghost hunting, history and a bit detective show. As much as a ghost show can makes sense, this one does. It easy to follow, things makes sense and the show has good pacing. It's perfect when you just want to watch something that isn't filled with drama or something stressed out.

The team is great with great personalities and they have gods chemistry.

The medium in the series is credible and has the right attitude and humble and respectful way of communicating with the other side.

As in many of these series there are some guys participating that seems to be very afraid of the other side, and that has to drag a lot of fear and darkness into it. Addressing the spirits in often very disrespectful and commanding/leading ways that often cut off the communication. Because of it. Asking the spirits if they are the dark one, the evil one reciding here etc. Knowning the spirit world you would know that treating them like this just pisses them off. They need help, good communication and understanding of their position, to be freed. Not condemnation.