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2/10/2012

Ghost Hunters - The Complete First Season (2004) Review

Ghost Hunters - The Complete First Season (2004)
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Ever wanted to hunt ghosts? Ever wanted to know how to fix that leaky faucet? Well, you're in luck if you pick up "Ghost Hunters: The Complete First Season." Stars Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson, the plumbers-by-day/ghost-hunters by night, are two of the best guys on television these days. Why? For the simple fact that they, along with the rest of the members of TAPS, don't seem to be doing this reality series for their own profit, but for the profit of their clients and any and everyone who has ever been interested in hunting ghosts or other paranormal entities.
On this DVD set, you can follow Jason, Grant, Brian, Steve, and the rest of the TAPS(The Atlantic Paranormal Society) gang as they travel across the country in search of so-called haunted places. I tag them "so-called" because TAPS attempts to disprove that a haunting actually exists at each location. Sometimes they can prove it, other times they can't. In fact, most of the places they visit in season one turn up very little proof of actual hauntings. The few times that they do find evidence, it's usually pretty shocking.
Each episode covers cases where we get to see the ups and downs of investigating haunts. Sometimes Jason yells at Brian. Okay, MOST of the time, Jason yells at Brian. Other times, the group grabs some amazing footage. Every once in awhile, the group comes across something that they cannot disprove. Much of the time, they can dismiss "hauntings" as overactive imaginations, old, creaky houses, or just plain ol' dust.
What really grabbed me about TAPS is that they go into each investigation expecting to find nothing. Jason and Grant, and Andy as the series progressed, could often pick up on what was causing a "haunt" very quickly. When they couldn't place something, they were still very slow to use the "H" word.
The group works together in almost soap opera-like fashion. They gripe amongst themselves, they laugh, and they have a deep concern for each others safety as well as that of their many clients. They come off as very professional and very serious about their work.
We also get to look into the normal side of Jason and Grant's lives as Roto-Rooter plumbers. If you listen carefully, you can also nab a tip here and there about plumbing.
With EVPs, video evidence, and some great team members, Season One of "Ghost Hunters" is a great buy worthy of repeat viewings. There are a few deleted scenes and a paranormal dictionary included on the discs, but the really good stuff is the investigations. They are fun to watch and sometimes they will pick at your brain as you try to take in what you see, such as a chair moving by itself and a few other strange things. The DVD can be grainy at times, making dark scenes even darker, but overall this is a great collection to own. Also, there's a coupon good until the end of this year with which you can buy two TAPS shirts for the price of one. Who could ask for more?
Great job TAPS, this ain't your typical cemetary hopping ghost hunts. This is serious investigation with heart.
Highly recommended.

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Sci-Fi Channel’s Ghost Hunters introduces Jason and Grant, plumbers by day – ghost hunters by night! Ghost Hunters, a one-hour weekly docu-soap follows a group of real-life ghostbusters as they investigate haunted houses throughout the country.Plumbers by trade, Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson, head-up a group of intrepid souls that are far from the usual collection of be-spectacled Ph.D.s.They’re ordinary, everyday people with an interest in getting to the bottom of your otherworldly disturbances.Every week Jason, Grant, and their team investigate a new case, from poltergeists who throw a child's toys around an attic to a lighthouse whose late keeper still welcomes visitors.This team of moonlighting ghost hunters are our first and last defense against uninvited paranormal visitations.

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2/01/2012

Ghost Hunters - Season 2, Part 1 (2004) Review

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Big Vision, the company responsible for putting out "Ghost Hunters: Season 2, Parts 1 and 2" and "Ghost Hunters: Season 1," still have a long way to go with the production quality of their discs, but they definitely listen to their customers and attempt to make corrections. For starters, they've hulked up the DVD cases for Season 2, making it virtually impossible for the discs to become dislodged during shipping. This was a major complaint of many folks of Season 1's release. Secondly, the picture has gotten better. Granted, it's not perfect, and it's still too grainy during the investigations to see everything that's going on, but it has improved slightly. Finally, the audio is okay. As stated before, there is still plenty of space for changes and improvements, but Big Vision seems to be taking its customers advice to heart.
Now, on to Season 2, Part 1, in which we find Jason and Grant and the rest of the TAPS team seeking out more ghosts or lack thereof. This particular set includes one of my favorite cases: Myrtles Plantation. They also revisit Eastern State Penitentiary and tackle the Rolling Hills Asylum, the wacky Winchester House, and the U.S.S. North Carolina.
TAPS has always managed to impress me with their professionalism. Search any number of "ghost hunting" websites and you'll see that many of them are nothing more than a bunch of teen and college-aged kids hanging out in the graveyard or trespassing onto abandoned property. TAPS takes the paranormal very seriously. It almost takes an act of God to make them label a location as haunted. When they do, you can rest assured that they've done everything in their power to debunk a ghost's existence.
I highly recommend this DVD set, as well as Part 2 of Season 2 and the first season. You'll be impressed at how the TAPS team takes time to explain what an EMF detector is, what "orbs" are and probably aren't, and how something as simple as a mirror can play tricks on your mind.
Another great thing about this particular set is in the deleted scenes area where Brian is confronted by a woman and called a few derogatory terms. It's fun at the expense of Brian, but let's face it, Brian's just a funny guy.
"Dude, Run!!!"

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1/20/2012

Ghost Hunters: Season Five, Part Two (2009) Review

Ghost Hunters: Season Five, Part Two (2009)
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I'm not sure what happened between the release of Season 4 and Season 5 of this show but someone thought it would be a great idea to make these dvd's not work in my dvd player. I have to watch them on my laptop if I want the dvd's to work. I have a TV with a built in dvd player and most of the time it works perfectly. But I noticed that it will not play or has a very hard time reading the Season 5 Ghost Hunters discs. Are they using a new format or something?
I love this show but I waited a long time before deciding to buy Season 5 part 2 because of the poor quality of the dvds. They should play in ANY player, not just SOME players. It makes me think that buying and downloading the digital version of Season 6 might be better than buying the dvds.
Also they did away with the "play it all" feature which ticks me off because I like to have uninterrupted GH marathons. I don't like to have to pause every 45 minutes to pick the next show. Really guys, what's going on!
Love the show, hate the new DVD format.

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The all-real supernatural adventures of Jason and Grant, plumbers by day and ghost hunters by night, get even scarier in the hit fifth season! Now one of TV's most popular shows returns as Jason, Grant and the rest of the TAPS team cross the country investigating paranormal claims youll never forget. Leave all the lights on - the Ghost Hunters are back! Featuring some of the most unforgettable episodes of the series including the Mark Twain House, the Pensacola Lighthouse, the ghost of Buffalo Bill, Fort Henry, spirits of the Rocky Mountains, and the season finale at the Hindenburg Crash Site!

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1/01/2012

Ghost Hunters: Season 3, Part 1 (2004) Review

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Unlike the other "Paranormal" shows out there, I still find TAPS to be the most credible of them all. The investigation at The Birdcage in Tombstone was awesome, and the USS Lexington episode was fantastic. But, to me, the investigation that involved the Manson Murders, and the tortured sounds of those EVPs really shook me, I have to admit.
That one stuck with me, and I would have to say that was the most gut and heart-wrenching of any episode of Ghost Hunters I've seen.
I write horror, and I don't shake easily, but remembering how beautiful Sharon Tate was and hearing those EVPs really got to me.
That has to be one of their best investigations yet.
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When this review was written, the product information was not yet up. As the Manson episode was the last episode of Part One of Season Three, I assumed it would be on Part One of Season Three's DVD set. Apparently it is not.
But, Tombstone, The Stanley, and Nightmare Noises are, and they are definitely worth checking out.
GH has come to my town for Eastern State Penitentiary, I wish they would come back and do Fort Mifflin (a supposedly VERY active fort that was used in the Revolutionary War where hundreds died battling the British Navy as they pushed their way up the Delaware giving Washington time to regroup at Valley Forge, and later became a prison during the Civil War).

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Jason, Grant, and the TAPS crew are back for a third season of chills and suspense as they look to uncover the reality behind seemingly haunted locations around the world!After their thorough investigations, even skeptics will have to think twice!Now, you can join the real life "ghostbusters" as they search for the truth and uncover the truly bizarre. Season 3 – Part 1 includes the first 10 episodes of the most watched season of the Ghost Hunters series like they have never been seen before with extended scenes and bonus footage that did not air on TV!
Join TAPS as they investigate legendary Western locations such as the OK Corral, The Copper Queen Hotel, and the famous ghost town of Tombstone, Arizona.Follow the team as they look to uncover what’s behind spine-tingling occurrences at the West Virginia Penitentiary.Is there really the spirit of a little girl trapped inside the Johnson family house in Vermont? Plus, for the first time ever, TAPS heads to Ireland to investigate four of the country’s most supernatural locations, Leap and Lisheen Castles, the Viaduct Tavern, and the Hellfire Caves.Plus many more investigations and a look back at some of the best moments from previous investigations of The Stanley Hotel made famous by Stephen King’s "The Shining."


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12/02/2011

Ghost Hunters: Season 2, Part 2 (2004) Review

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Here is a list of the episodes on Ghost Hunters Part 2 Season 2.
EP1:Mansfield, Ohio- They investigate a prison that was used in the movie "The Shawshank Redemption" and the house where the Lizzie Bordon Murders took place.
EP2:Eureka Springs, Ark-They investigate a one of most haunted hotels in America and go to a mediums house where they make a rare discovery.
EP3:Louisville, KY-Taps goes to a hospital where more then 63,000 people have died.
EP4:Holliston, Mass- They go to a house with a frightened child and mother. Then they investigate the Palladium Theater.
EP5:Canandaigua, NY- The team goes to Jason's Hometown to investigate two homes for a haunting.
EP6:Evansville, IND- They help two brothers who are afraid of their home and they investigate the Willard Libary.
EP7:NJ- First htey go to a home then they go to a music school called Hartford Conservatory.
EP8:St. Augustine, FLA- They go to a Flordia Lighthouse where they find some stunning evidence of paranormal activity.
EP9:St. Augustine, FLA- They go to a haunted diner and then to the St. John's County Jail
EP10:Guthrie, OKLA- They investigate a haunted inn. and help a guy who thinks the spirt is holding him captive in his home.
EP11:Estes Park, COLO- They go to the Stanley Hotel witch inspired Steven King to write "The Shining."
This is going to be a DVD that you want to have if your interested in the paranormal. Even if you seen these episodes on tv, it still is something you want to get. This DVD also includes a never before seen investigation.

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Season 2 of Ghost Hunters contained just too many bone-chilling, spine-tingling, jaw-dropping investigations for just one DVD collection!Part 2 of the smash hit SciFi Channel show's Second Season brings 11 more episodes packed with 19 "leave no stone unturned" investigations.Will their searches turn up evidence of a haunting or debunk claims of paranormal activity?Join Jason, Grant, and the dedicated members of the TAPS team as they attempt to bring peace of mind to those who claim to be experiencing hauntings, while trying to avoid getting spooked themselves!

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11/29/2011

Ghost Hunters: Season Five, Part One (2009) Review

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I agree with G. Kavanagh and Never Again. I missed the whole season, so I bought this and was TOTALLY disappointed. This show has gone downhill.
It's now got a circus-like atmosphere. They brand themselves as being "pros"-enough so that they can pass themselves off as training people in that "Survivor-style" joke called Ghost Hunters Academy (ugh. I lasted half an episode)--but it's suddenly okay to bring totally untrained celebrities on the show? And the untrained celebrities run around cracking stupid (no, not funny, cro-magnon level) jokes and giggling? What happened to "serious" and "scary"?
It is also no longer entertaining--in fact, I'd say it induces major ennui--having fallen into formula. I can sit there and just about recite everything they're going to say. I was hoping they'd get over that after Season 4, but it didn't get better, it got worse.
If you MUST see this season, get it somewhere for free or hit up YouTube and make up your mind before wasting the money. If you're used to Seasons 1 and 2, this is a travesty. Rest assured, I'll no longer be buying DVDs--if I feel at all compelled to check out Season 6, I'll be doing it without paying a dime.


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The all-real supernatural adventures of Jason and Grant, plumbers by day and ghost hunters by night, get even scarier in the hit fifth season! Now one of TV's most popular shows returns as Jason, Grant and the rest of the TAPS team cross the country investigating paranormal claims youll never forget including the Betsy Ross House, Star Island, the Garden State Asylum, Essex County Penitentiary and even ghosts from the Civil War. Leave all the lights on -- the Ghost Hunters are back! Episodes: Betsy Ross House, Star Island, Edith Wharton Estate, Club Dead, Soul Searching, Titanic Terror, Crossing Over, Garden State Asylum, Inhuman Entity, I am Not Guilty, Civil Wars Spirits, Essex County Penitentiary.Stills from Ghost Hunters: Season Five, Part One

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9/27/2011

Ghost Hunters: Live From The Waverly Sanitorium (2007) Review

Ghost Hunters: Live From The Waverly Sanitorium (2007)
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The team ventures into their second live show. This time at the Waverly Hills Sanitorium. Knowing the history of this place, the numerous shows that have been done on it and the teams first experience there, you would think that you would be in for a very interesting show. Once again, as with the Stanley Hotel special, it fell short of the shows usual intrigue. Perhaps live shows aren't the way to go for them. Perhaps its the 3 hour length of the specials that weaken them. If nothing happens during an investigation on the regular show, you understand that it happens, you except it and you still feel it was an interesting adventure. When nothing happens after 3 hours, it's a little less interesting. Most of the things that took place, and the reactions to them, seemed to be an attempt to put some life into the show. For some reason they seem to feel that wrestlers make good guest stars as, once again, that's the way they went. Although this one was better than the last, it still doesn't seem to me to be the best choice. The team, the dynamics and the possibilities of what "could" occur will have fans of the show feeling mostly satisfied. True, yet again, it was not the best of shows but, with them, it can never truly be a bad show.


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Waverly Hills Sanatorium Louisville, Ky. TAPS brings a record number of eight investigators to spend Halloween night paying a second visit to the massive Kentucky structure known for being one of the most haunted places in America. On their first visit, everyone experienced something, so a second investigation is called for. This time, it is broadcast live so SCI FI Channel viewers can participate through a panic button for sightings, share opinions in a live chat room, and submit questions for the TAPS team to answer. Guest starring ECW wrestling superstar Elijah Burke.

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9/20/2011

Ghost Hunters: Season Four, Part 1 (2008) Review

Ghost Hunters: Season Four, Part 1 (2008)
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Obviously one of (if not the best) reality show on TV. Plenty of action in a very interesting field. The guys and gals are great and the team of Steve and Tango work really well--sometimes adding laughs during a serious investigation--A must see for anybody even remotely interested in ghosts or life after death.

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9/19/2011

Ghost Hunters: Season 3-Part 2 (2008) Review

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The team bickering that plagued season 1 & some of season two is down played in season 3. Jason & Grant's team works more like a well oiled machine. If you are new to the series, you should start with either of the season 3 sets. Watch the earlier seasons afterward to see how it started.
There is one ghastly episode: the "Manson House". Those who are old enough to remember the Charles Manson massacres in the 1960's may find this bringing back bad memories. Even Jason & Grant looked disturbed by the gruesome details.
The top-notch episodes in this half of the season are:
U.S.S. LEXINGTON & WARWICK CITY HALL
THE JIM HENSON STUDIOS & THE "MANSON" HOUSE
NORTHERN STATE HOSPITAL & UNDERGROUND TUNNELS
SAN FRANCISCO PRESIDIO & LULLABY LANE
THE GIBBONS HOUSE & MOORE THEATER
A PRIEST HOUSE & SPRAGUE MANSION
LYCEUM RESTERAUNT & HAWTHORN HOUSE
WAVERLY HILLS SANATORIUM & ATHOL HOUSE
GHOST HUNTERS REVELATIONS
Bonus Material:
Deleted Scenes
Additional Investigations
While not quite as memorable as season 3's set #1, this set is still well worth getting. It is nice to see the team hunting ghosts instead of themselves.

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Grant, Jason, and the TAPS crew continue their record-breaking third season with a slew of spine-tingling investigations!From a seemingly haunted church to a World War II battleship, there is never shortage of supposed paranormal activity for the Ghost Hunters to seek to explain.Join the team as they investigate the mansion of a murdered Rhode Island governor and a haunted city hall.Then, go west, to an insane asylum in Seattle, a former Spanish fortress in San Francisco, and to Los Angeles for a tale of two Charlies – Manson and Chaplin that is!First, it’s up to the site of the Sharon Tate murder and then to Charlie Chaplin Studios which has been the source of many an interesting story of ghostly happenings both on and off screen!Plus a plethora of additional investigations and bonus footage never before seen on TV!

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9/18/2011

Ghost Hunters: Season 4, Part 2 (2008) Review

Ghost Hunters: Season 4, Part 2 (2008)
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Ghost Hunters is a was a good show, but it is saddled with loud horrible music. The music [insert loud keyboard sound here] drowns out anything the viewer might hear. The music also incorporates odd sounds so if you COULD hear something, you can't tell if it's the ghost sounds or the music [insert loud "bang" here]. I personally do not need the music[fade the music here]. In fact, I get frustrated, not scared because of the music [insert more insidental music here]. One thing that "Most Haunted" and "Paranormal State" do is use the music in the history portions of thier shows and keep it to a minimum to none on the actual ghost part so you can hear with the crew what is going on. With "Ghost Hunters" the music tends to make the viewer feel as if they are really not to be included on the hunt that you, the viewer are an outsider looking in on the clique as they hunt and you will find out when they are good and ready to let you in on the haunting. That's a cheat to the fan, really. On the epidoe called "Spirits On The Water" everytime a caption appears, there is loud whoosh of music, at times so loud that it drowns out the dialogue. There are also loud knocks every few seconds designed to put out on the edge of your seat, but actually are so loud you can't tell what happened on the show. And suddenly, in odd places, there is a loud keyboard "shock" sound which actually cheapens this show. This whole show seems so hokey now.I also get frustrated with the editing. It cuts off sounds, jumps about and sometimes makes the show flow very uneven. makes the feel of the show "rushed". Like the early morning shows on tv when they have a guest, get the guest to start talking, then hurry them through the segment because we're about out of time! They tend to be very repetitive in some things. For example, in the "Bottled Spirits" episode, within the first 4 1/2 minutes they repeat 5 times that cases with children take high priority. That's great, but why tell us 5 times in a row? Why not say it once and use the rest of the time on ghost footage or history? It reminds me of "Barney" because on that kid's show, they repeat stuff over and over for education. Hopefully little kids aren't watching ghost shows when they should be watching "Barney".
One good thing is Jason and Grant take a more active roll in this season rather than sitting back in the van and letting the others do the work. Gone is Jason's superior attitude that he carried in the earlier seasons. He seems more down to earth and the crew doesn't seem so tense and worried about him losing his temper like they did in the past. They all seem to work well together now.
This show also tends to set up scenes as one thing, go to break, then come back and the scene turns out differently. There's alot of hype for things that almost always, when it comes back from commercial break, are usually false or explained away in a few seconds, or really have no significance to anything at all.
I had stopped watching for awile due to the music and attitude of the show. But now I started watching again. I do like it, but I see it getting stale. The formula is pretty much the same as in seasons past. They repeat what some terms are endlessly such as what an EMF is and EVP. They talk between the vans with walkie talkies...why? I don't know...and it's usually stuff they already established back at the round table or already discussed. And they almost always bump knuckles in the end. This show really needs to break up the repetition in explanations, flow, everything. You can predict each episode how it will go...Jason willl say this...Grant will do this....Steve will explaine this...week in and week out...and in reality...that is not how the paranormal works.
Also, this season, almost all the dialogue seems "staged" and rehearsed. It would be a much more enjoyable show if it weren't so "puffed up" and the music toned down or pretty much eliminated. This show used to be enjoyable, but due to the over editing, the loud music, the staged scenes, it's not so good anymore. There's no "meat" to it, so repeated watchings are just dull.
This also contains the embarrassing live event that had the internet a buzz claiming that TAPS was faking it. You be the judge but the coat pull has me suspicious, too. Also, I noticed far more of the "Did you see that!" type stuff and not actually showing the viewer. Why? Because the camera is on the stars of the show!


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"Ghost Hunters" has become one of TV's most popular shows, and in Season Four: Part 2, Jason, Grant, and the rest of the TAPS team are back investigating claims of the paranormal from coast to coast!Join them as they travel from a sanitarium which has placed 911 calls to the police -- but there is no phone in the building! -- to the most haunted ship in the U.S. Navy. Then go to a tavern in a TAPS member's own hometown where customers are heard enjoying a game of pool but the hall is closed and empty, and a home where a small child hears voices and has unexplainable scratches on his body.TAPS even goes to the plantation seen in "Interview with a Vampire" where 35 tourists all witnessed the same paranormal activity at the same instant!These are just the tip of the apparition in the most thrilling installment of the "Ghost Hunters" series to date!

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9/05/2011

The Very Best of Ghost Hunters, Vol. 1 (2004) Review

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As a Ghost Hunters fan I loved the First Season Dvd. This "Best of Ghost Hunters" Dvd was just recycling previous (inconclusive for the most part!) shows - certainly not anything new or exciting at all. The previously deleted footage should have stayed that way! Don't waste your money on this Dvd. Buy the First Season and look for the Penitentiary and the Lighthouse episodes.

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This special edition DVD releas features the MOST BIZARRE EPISODES, SCARIEST MOMENTS, NEVER BEFORE SEEN BONUS FOOTAGE AND DELETED SCENES from the Sci-Fi Channel’s smash hit TV showGhost Hunters Ghost Hunters introduces Jason and Grant, plumbers by day – ghost hunters by night! Ghost Hunters, a one-hour weekly docu-soap follows a group of real-life ghostbusters as they investigate haunted houses throughout the country.Plumbers by trade, Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson, head-up a group of intrepid souls that are far from the usual collection of be-spectacled Ph.D.s.They’re ordinary, everyday people with an interest in getting to the bottom of your otherworldly disturbances.Every week Jason, Grant, and their team investigate a new case, from poltergeists who throw a child's toys around an attic to a lighthouse whose late keeper still welcomes visitors.This team of moonlighting ghost hunters are our first and last defense against uninvited paranormal visitations.

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6/15/2011

Ghost Hunters: Live from ''The Stanley'' Hotel (2004) Review

Ghost Hunters: Live from ''The Stanley'' Hotel (2004)
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This is a great episode-if there are such things as hauntings, this is the place.
The first time TAPS visited this hotel crazy stuff happend- glasses of water smashed, closet doors opened & closed while they slept- they actually caught this all on tape. More crazy stuff happend during their 2nd visit, the live episode. There were creepy voices, pianos playing (us viewers could actually hear these things.) There wasn't just the usual "cold spots" that conveniently no-one at home can feel.
This is a cool episode, pretty entertaining. Would recommend it.

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Jason, Grant and the 'Ghost Hunters' team revisit the notoriously haunted Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado for a live Halloween-night investigation! Stephen King took up residence at the Stanley while writing his best-selling novel The Shining and the spooky goings on at the hotel reportedly served as the inspiration for his best-selling tome. Viewers will be sent on the ultimate Halloween adventure, joining the 'Ghost Hunters' in as they investigate the infamously haunted hotel.Also joining the investigation is a special guest from 'ECW' (Extreme Championship Wrestling); ghost hunting novice CM Punk! NOW ALL OF THE BEST MOMENTS FROM THE LIVE INVESTIGATION ARE ALL HERE FOR YOU ON THIS LIMITED EDITION COLLECTORS DVD!
The 'Ghost Hunters' originally investigated the Stanley in February 2006 and were met with a flurry of unexplainable occurrences including a hotel room that was a veritable hotbed of paranormal activity. Continually intrigued by the locale, our 'Ghost Hunters' will return to the Stanley for the show's first-ever live investigation, spending more time exploring some of the hotel's most notorious hot spots and enlisting viewers to help expand their search for spirits.


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