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Posts: 1938 (05/07/08 19:43:04) Shocklineraholic |
Watched it on the Sci-Fi Channel not too long ago. It wasn't bad, and they had a tidbit from the Louisville Ghost Hunters that, if I'm not mistaken,
investigated a SL member's house recently.
Now it's Ghost Adventures. While they have some cool evidence so far, they don't come off as very bright. 
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Posts: 1552 (05/07/08 20:03:17) Master Shockliner |
Yeah, it seems more like Bill & Ted's Excellent Ghost Adventures.
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Posts: 1620 (05/07/08 20:25:33) Shocklineraholic |
I would so watch Bill and Ted's Excellent Ghost Adventures if it were a real show! |
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Posts: 1939 (05/08/08 09:21:17) Shocklineraholic |
Yeah, I loved Bill & Ted, even own the soundtracks. I'd love to see a movie where Bill & Ted meet Wayne & Garth. Way!
But that would be tons better than a couple guys raving about specs of dust being orbs, or running away in terror when it starts to get good. Dude actually thought a floating bit of dust was the ghost of a lonely woman caressing his arm.
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Posts: 1563 (05/08/08 09:24:46) Master Shockliner |
Don't get me started about "orbs."
I call bullshit on that brick, by the way. They should have just left it with that "apparition" image as evidence, but I guess they got carried away. |
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Posts: 1941 (05/08/08 09:28:19) Shocklineraholic |
Yeah, the brick bit and then trying to find his buddy... the way they did it reminded me a lot of Blair Witch. It was interesting to watch but I couldn't
take it seriously at all. I'd like to see Sci-Fi's Ghost Hunters go in there. They were in the Washoe a few weeks ago (where these guys caught the
walking apparition) and didn't find much. Of course, ghosts don't act up every night, either.
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Posts: 1567 (05/08/08 09:34:27) Master Shockliner |
That shadow at the end of the hall that seemed to slip around the corner was neat. Just ambiguous enough to make you wonder. But that brick stuff was so
obviously staged. That physics professor they had comment had obviously never dabbled in magic tricks. There are plenty of ways.
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Posts: 1942 (05/08/08 09:48:07) Shocklineraholic |
Agreed. And have an analyst say the film wasn't tampered doesn't prove anything, either. And I didn't like the way they screwed with the old lady.
She was totally convinced of everything they were feeding her, and her imagination was going haywire. She even said that image peeking around the corner was
coming toward them.
Anyone worth taking seriously wouldn't have let her keep going like that. Instead, they went right along with her.
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