28 Days Haunted

Heres a similar, but better idea for a TV Show..

Take 3 teams of 3.

Each team is made up of strangers that don't know each other. Each of the 3 has a skeptic, a psychic and a tech guy.

3 buildings to 'investigate' 1 of the 3 has no history of paranormal stuff, no murders, no deaths etc.

1 has a history and is famous among paranormal investigators.

1 has a history but isn't well known and hasn't ever been investigated.

Each team is told the exact same thing. They're being sent I to a place that have had sightings and a history of violence and murder. Etc.

Then send them in for 28 days.

See what they find..

As this programme stands, it's dreadful.

This show is actually so stupid that it's actually entertaining. One of my favorite parts was when they interview a part-time "demonologist" whose full-time job is a firefighter.

There's also an interview with a "paranormal investigator" whose trying to prove that this is a serious job, not a stupid hobby. Lmao, we all know this is a stupid hobby.

This show would be much better if it was marketed as a prank show where they convince people that they're staying in a haunted house when it's actually some random house with no real history.

I really hope these people aren't taking themselves seriously.

They immediately try to capture your attention with the names of Ed and Lorraine Warren, but as soon as the teams arrive at the locations where the drama (a.k.a. Comedy) unfolds and start to open their mouths, you soon realize this is going to be a show that will make "Long Island Medium" look as good as "Breaking Bad".

Every single member of the several teams looks and sounds as credible as a snake oil salesman, and all of them seem like they were picked up at a truck stop in Branson, Missouri.

It's so bad that the background music, instead of accentuating the non existent suspense, somehow makes everything even more comical.

I'm not giving it a one star rating only because it can be watched as a sort of "Blair Witch bloopers" kind of thing, and some might find that entertaining. Not me, though...

Y'all, I'm all for spoopy encounters & ghostly matters, but this show was one of the silliest things I've ever seen. Did y'all really think we wouldn't notice CGI footage when you added shadows everywhere? ....it's 2022. And the fact that everyone was unbothered when the cabinets & door "opened by themselves", but are all for the dramatics when they "feel" the energy in the rooms. SMH. Oh & of course it only happens at night... Why would an actual haunted place have to wait for the sun to go down? Bunch of goofy ahh people fulfilling their childhood trauma of not being seen or heard so they gotta make up for it on camera.

Although the back stories seem eerie and haunting, the acting from these "mediums" aka hired actors is so clearly forved and scripted.

So obvious they deliberately force the cast into "squabbles" simply for entertainment value and ratings.

It is shows like this that take away from and set the bar lower for the real and professional paranormal investigation teams put there.

Very predictable story writing, very little to no proof in findings at all, just a "OMG I saw a shadow!" ...That is about it, any of the "EVP's" are also very unbelievable... "OMG the cupboards are suddenly opened!" ... As if the camera crew could not have opened them, ridiculous.