A TV movie that was pretty creepy back in 1991 and still holds up (for the most part).
Been reading some of the case files from the Pennsylvania Paranormal Association, a group featured prominently on my favorite series - The Haunted.
This was a second visit to this location by The PPA. During the first investigation, a lot of physical evidence was collected to establish paranormal activity was occurring at this home, including doors opening and closing, coins being thrown in certain rooms and a shadow figure was capture on video. After an initial cleansing, the family reported a reduction in activity for some time. After a trip to Italy, the family noted a reoccurrence in the activity but different from before. The family reported having bottles thrown across different rooms, seeing black masses, hearing voices, having quarters thrown at them from nowhere, cold spots and doors opening and closing. The family was once again asking for help reducing the activity. Refer to initial investigation for more information - Case No. 10-11-047 Upper Darby.
I found it really interesting that a large number of cases conclude with no physical evidence whatsoever. The abundance of paranormal tv programs make it seem like every investigation is just packed with creepy goings on.
Click here for more case files.
Looks like Animal Planet is having an all-day marathon of my favorite paranormal show The Haunted, leading up to the premiere of season two tonight with the episode: "Monster in the Closet."
Click below for the lineup: 
Pretty cool news: Animal Planet's The Haunted will be returning with new episodes starting on April 1st.
Quite excited by that.
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Saw an episode of Animal Planet's The Haunted last night. Once again blown away by the production value and the content. And once again, creeped out by the oral history of the residents involved. This episode in particular is the scariest I've seen.
LOVE this show.
Click below for part one:
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Another segment from my favorite paranormal show, The Haunted.
A common theme throughout every single episode - when a wife informs her husband she has seen or heard something incredibly unnerving and creepy and absolutely ghost-like, the husband 100% of the time dismisses it as her imagination until he himself has an experience.
What gives, gents?
My reaction: "Where did you see it? Where are the suitcases?"
"Mommy, you need to clean my baby. You need to clean her eyes. They're bleeding."
Spent a major portion of the holiday watching Animal Planet's The Haunted marathon. I never watched that program before and it was pure chillsville. Absolutely loved every second of it.
And the animal/pet angle is minimal. So don't be thinking this is about Fluffy seeing dead people. In fact, this program really seemed out of place on Animal Planet. Which is a good thing.
Click the doll above to watch a sample.
