To'kun
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Note de To'kun
I've long had an interest in the paranormal and recently discovered this TV series because North American television stations rarely carry such programming that lasts beyond two seasons (before getting cancelled).
After watching everything that the North American TV Networks has to offer, Most Haunted adds to the pathos of this "Haunted Tales of the Unknown" culture. When comparing MTV's Fear (which exists mostly to shock), Sightings and Unexplained Mysteries (which does try to give facts) to this UK show, I believe the folks in the other side of the Atlantic takes the stuff seriously and moreso historically. There is reason to; there is more than 800 years of history that the UK has to offer than the 200 or so years America had for potentially scary sites.
The question everybody asks is if it is all fake? The low-rumbling music added in post-production does add to the creep factor so the technical embellishments are obviously there. But if I didn't hear of these places before in my own research or on other TV shows that mention these same places, I'd be dubious too. The odd news report reporting capturing a ghostly figure on tape will validate the place, especially after viewing the Most Haunted episode. I remember most news stations making a byline about the cameras in the Tower of London capturing an unknown, possibly ghostly, figure opening a door.
Spirits do exist, and I suspect that they do have more intelligence than we grant them for. After all, they were mortal once. These 'ghosts' have no reason to fully make themselves appear for the mass audiences to see. They are more content to make noises and throw things at would-be investigators. It's like the magical world of Harry Potter; it is not a good idea to expose muggles (mortals) to the wizarding world (the 'other side') because, they will never fully accept it because of the lessons taught to them in current science/culture/religion about death and the other side.
If I was to give one gripe about the show, one cannot fully investigate a haunted site in just one night. It takes at least a few months to several years of investigation to fully explore all the possible machinisms that may bring about a physical, ghostly, manifestation. What the show does is to compress all of that in one 45 minute show, story-written, to bring about a climax that (sometimes) satisfies the viewer.
After watching everything that the North American TV Networks has to offer, Most Haunted adds to the pathos of this "Haunted Tales of the Unknown" culture. When comparing MTV's Fear (which exists mostly to shock), Sightings and Unexplained Mysteries (which does try to give facts) to this UK show, I believe the folks in the other side of the Atlantic takes the stuff seriously and moreso historically. There is reason to; there is more than 800 years of history that the UK has to offer than the 200 or so years America had for potentially scary sites.
The question everybody asks is if it is all fake? The low-rumbling music added in post-production does add to the creep factor so the technical embellishments are obviously there. But if I didn't hear of these places before in my own research or on other TV shows that mention these same places, I'd be dubious too. The odd news report reporting capturing a ghostly figure on tape will validate the place, especially after viewing the Most Haunted episode. I remember most news stations making a byline about the cameras in the Tower of London capturing an unknown, possibly ghostly, figure opening a door.
Spirits do exist, and I suspect that they do have more intelligence than we grant them for. After all, they were mortal once. These 'ghosts' have no reason to fully make themselves appear for the mass audiences to see. They are more content to make noises and throw things at would-be investigators. It's like the magical world of Harry Potter; it is not a good idea to expose muggles (mortals) to the wizarding world (the 'other side') because, they will never fully accept it because of the lessons taught to them in current science/culture/religion about death and the other side.
If I was to give one gripe about the show, one cannot fully investigate a haunted site in just one night. It takes at least a few months to several years of investigation to fully explore all the possible machinisms that may bring about a physical, ghostly, manifestation. What the show does is to compress all of that in one 45 minute show, story-written, to bring about a climax that (sometimes) satisfies the viewer.
