Trivia

Several titles reuse the same stratagem in their stories, whereby the protagonist wakes up somewhere else than their bed, where they went to sleep. Ex: in "Hell hound", a lady wakes up in the woods, but is lucid dreaming and then re-wakes up in her bed for real. In another, a feeble man woke up outdoors as well, and was facing a huge, biped, devil-goat. In another, a woman at a sorority fell asleep in her bed and woke up downstairs, by the entry door (in the one with the serial killer of sorority girls); in yet another, a mother and child fell asleep in their bedrooms but woke up on the couch, to find their upstairs bedrooms locked with the other child trapped there. In all instances, no explanation is provided for how they were transported elsewhere in their sleep. (Except the lucid dreaming woman.) It ought to be noted that many of these "recreation" shows are 100% fictitious---though presented as reality TV/docu-drama---and the people being interviewed are actually also actors, besides the actor playing the same character, recreating the story told. This can be easily corroborated by looking at the cast listings: two actors will be playing the same character. When the interviewee is the real person, it will say "Self".

The casting department does an outstanding job of matching look-alike reenacting actors to their respective original storytellers.

In the alternate title for this show, "These Woods are Haunted", episode titled The Church in the Woods, they claim the haunting took place in a church in the woods in Texas but, as usual, they do not specify where, so as to make it impossible for anyone to go find it and corroborate. If their story were true, it would have made the news, considering that at least 5 people (security guards, owner and partners) experienced the same tall tale. Yet, not even so much as a paranormal investigative team has been dispatched there, to obtain footage to back up their far-fetched claims. With nearly hundreds of similarly titled shows on the Travel Channel, they make it appear as if the entire USA and Canada are covered in ghosts and other ghouls and monsters. If this were the case, news-cameras would have long been dispatched, and this "open secret" would be all out in the open, and not so much "secret" anymore. Yet, that isn't the case.

The screen intro placard says there are over 700 million acres of forest in the U.S. alone. Yet the show end credits say "Canada", as do most of these "ghost" shows produced for the Travel Channel. Most of the interviewees that speak to the camera, do so with a distinct Canadian accent. As such, the Travel Channel makes it appear that there is a profusion of ghosts in Canada, even moreso than in the U.K.