When Ghosts Attack

This show takes the stories of "ordinary" citizens and concocts campy little skits to help along the storytelling. Putting aside the less than spectacular special effects, and the slightly mocking tone of the narrator, some of the stories still managed to relay some interesting and quirky 'events'. While some stories appeared honest and believable (these people genuinely believed something supernatural occurred) others... did not.

This show has many problems but despite them or rather in spite of them still occasionally manages to entertain . It's one way to 'kill' an hour if you enjoy ghost stories, and can tolerate a total lack of any evidence.

Episodes vary widely in content and entertainment value, as each is a unique experience told through the viewpoint of the guest.

The show is such fraud, if any of that stuff happened people would have pictures or something of Mark's on them all kinds of evidence and all the people who told her the stories were smiling or stone-faced none of them had tears my phone went through what they said they went through I would be crying my butt off. I mean how do you smirk about a ghost attack getting choked almost killed the one where the baby was underneath the bed that was her real good one not. A lot of these stores came from horror movies if you watch them and pay attention the last one I watch was the pet sematary one of course they had had that in there crazy what people will fall for.

This show is very well done, and is based on Actual People's first hand accounts of their ghost stories.

The directing is very professional and scarier than ANY Scary movie I've ever seen. Its a tad scarier than "A Haunting" because these stories are based on facts.

I highly recommend this show to anyone interested in the paranormal and looking for a real thrill, not the usual cheesy "ghost hunter" type shows...this show is based on actual ghost stories from Real People, not actors. Give this show a try and you will NOT be disappointed. Only four episodes have aired and each one is better than the next. I can't wait to see what will happen in future episodes.

I'm really into paranormal shows but cannot really take them seriously unless there is some truth to them. Being from WV, I was excited to watch the first story that took place in Fayetteville. After watching, I decided to research William Bennett (the ghost in the house). I've been doing genealogical research for about 20 years. I cannot find this William Bennett in census or death records. The two Bennetts I did find died of natural causes decades later. Did they use a fake name for a ghost while using real names for the people telling the story? I cannot respect nor enjoy these shows if they are just meant for entertainment. Especially when they claim to be true stories but cannot be verified.