Haunted Case Files

Way over the top when it comes to re-enactments. Especially with the Arizona couple paranormal investigators. She is constantly possessed and there is no way they would continue to do this if the attacks were that bad! I call bullcrap on most of the stories. I've seen the places they use many times on established ghost hunter shows and it's never to this extent. Drop the "god" complex. You are not that important. If.... IF there were demons and spirits that powerful these folks would be dead by now. Especially season 2 episode 7. Marchosias commands 30 legions of demons! These people would be toast!!! Come on man!!!!

I also agree with the other reviewers pertaining to the father/daughter team. I call bullcrap on them too! There is no way they would continue if she were attacked this much. Also, the daughter becoming possessed? TOTAL BS!!! This show embelishes way too much. So much that it becomes hard to continue viewing.

The father daughter crew Allen and Anna seem inexperienced and sloppy and way too damned scared all the time, their evps suck, you can't even hear it most of the time, they just "tell you what it said" and say that it's "clear as day" it's not. Same with their pictures. "It's clearly a woman in a dress by the piano" NO it is not CLEARLY, I can hardly see anything..

That's all. Love the rest.

Watched 5 episodes today, and not buying most of the dialog... Some people, who may be sensing a non-Corporeal Ethereal entity or being, should not be encouraged into believing subjective definitions, that what they are sensing is really the spirit(s) of deceased persons or interactive demons... Your investigators and unsuspecting people with encounters, have been deceived by the philosophy or ideology, from the 'Mantra of Mediums'... C'mon Man...

I love haunted Case files, I have gotten familiar with each of the different investigative teams. I feel that every team should do a home cleansing if it's needed and if a spirit is trapped, send it into the light, I know most do that. But I do have a problem with a father and daughter team, they go in, and get these demons all stirred up, NEVER HELP BY CLEANSING, but the first time she gets touched the father picks up and they run scared. I think that them doing that on every investigation, are doing more harm!! Period. They shouldn't be allowed to be on this show. It kinda reflects everyone But I love it, and I'm hoping they'll be more. The last one on demand is about the salon.

Just discovered this show today. I have YouTubeTV which just added the Travel Channel. (Holy Moly, TTC has a boatload of ghost shows! lmao!)

Anywho!

I really like this show but two things stick out:

A. Why do they consistently hire overly young or skinny women for the reenactments that don't reflect who the real person is? Real women are actors, too. And before the snarky thoughts (I know and love my interwebz peeps) I'd always been a skinny gal. So it's not that. The contrast between the men & women is jarringly obvious and highlights the sneaky extent of problems Hollywood has with women.

B. The actual footage lmao! So we have these reenactors running around with cameras. Johh Hines ("Hit 'em with the HEIN!") gets pinned up against the wall by a demon. The other guy he is with sees this and feels helpless. Then the "actual footage" is the reaction shot?! LOLOLOL. I'm yelling "SHOW US THE DEMON PINNING HIM AGAINST THE WALL!!!!"

I want to like this program more. I can deal with the narrator (he reminds me of how the People's Court VO guy does a low growl whisper of the cases coming into court, so it makes me LOL) Even the same investigators doesn't bother me. But the stuff that is telling me: "We think our viewers are stupid" is taking me out of the fun.

Look, I know what this is. It's just silly stories, overblown, likely 90% untrue. But I want to immerse into it and have fun. Hire realistic actresses and don't show "actual footage" of mundane moments directly after an exciting reenactment of NO actual footage.

ps. It's funny watching John Hines give very calm comments about how scared he was. Reminds me of overly calm John Hein of the Howard Stern Show where "Hit 'em with the Hein!" started.