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Horror buffs and paranormal enthusiasts may have found something good to do next week. The folks at The Dark Zone Network have set up a live stream from The Conjuring house. Not the set constructed for the movies or anything like that, but the real house in Rhode Island that inspired the 2013 horror hit. For a full week, the world will be able to see what it's like living in this location from the annals of real-life horror history.

Starting on May 8, the network will begin a free preview of its 24-hour live stream, which officially kicks off on May 9 and will run for a full week. Those who tune in will get to see what it's like for the actual family who lives there to be cooped up in an alleged haunted house during the quarantine. The network released a description of the event, which reads as follows.

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An inhuman spirit, according to 2013’s The Conjuring, is “something that’s never walked the Earth in human form. It’s something demonic.” And The Dark Zone, a new online community that “embraces the vast spectrum of all things paranormal” wants to lock you in a house with it for a whole week. Figuring it may be the only thing scarier than the coronavirus, the network will present a weeklong livestream from the real Conjuring House. The House Live will stream as a free preview on Friday, May 8, with the full broadcast starting at noon Et, on Saturday, May 9 and running 24/7 for an entire week.

“The world is on lockdown and so is the family living in the house that inspired The Conjuring,” reads the official synopsis. “Watch as the Heinzen Family shows you how they live amongst the spirits while toughing out this worldwide pandemic.”

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Aaron Sagers Feb 18, 2020

We have the exclusive trailer debut for new episodes of paranormal investigations classic Ghost Hunters, returning in April.

This April, the paranormal investigations continue, and if the new trailer for A&e’s Ghost Hunters is any indication, the unscripted show is headed into some terrifying territory in its second season. Moreover, in this sneak peek debuting exclusively at Den of Geek, the landmark paranormal show—returning April 8 at 8 pm Et, with a two-part premiere—appears to capture an impressive piece of footage. The footage from the season is so impressive, in fact, the network is touting it as “indisputable evidence of life after death.”

The trailer itself is a pretty excellent tease for the paranormal reality investigative show. It immediately conjures horror films such as The Shining with aerial shots of remote wintry roads, and the plucking of a violin. The effect is a tense build as investigator Kristen Luman,...

In 2004 a paranormal reality series called Ghost Hunters debuted on the SyFy Channel. The series centered around two plumbers who traveled the world investigating paranormal claims on their spare time. They created Taps (The Atlantic Paranormal Society), and they produced a great show! I watched it all the time, and it was one the first shows of its kind. Now there are a ton of paranormal investigation shows that you can watch.

Well, 15 years after its debut, Ghost Hunters is coming back with original star Grant Wilson and an all-new group of investigators. Here are some additional details:

Fifteen years after introducing the world to the field of authentic paranormal investigation, Ghost Hunters returns to television. The series that terrified and captivated fans for 11 seasons will follow one of the original team leaders, Grant Wilson, and his handpicked group of professional ghost hunters as they use their decades of field...

Tony Sokol Jun 26, 2019

A&e Network conjures five supernatural series from the ethers.

The paranormal is getting normalized on A&e Network, as they bring Ghost Hunters, Psychic Kids, and Celebrity Ghost Stories back to life, debut the new series Trey The Texas Medium, and throw the World’s Biggest Ghost Hunt.

A&e Network gave the green light to five compelling unexplained paranormal universe shows. “A&e has been on the forefront of programming in the paranormal space and with that success, we have been eager to bring the genre back to the network for some time,” said Elaine Frontain Bryant, Evp and Head of Programming, A&e Network. “Each of these series has a unique point of view, but will collectively give our audience a window into a world of spellbinding stories that have to be seen to be believed.”

You can watch the trailer here:

Video of Ghost Hunters Is Back!

Here is a wrap-up of all the news you need to know from June 26, 2019.

Game of Thrones veteran, Maisie Williams is already plotting her return to the small screen. 

The Arya Stark actress has signed up to appear on Sky's Two Weeks to Live, according to Deadline. 

Williams will play a "young misfit" living a secluded lifestyle in the countryside. 

"When an unlikely prank goes wrong, she finds herself on the run from a murderous gangster and the police with a massive bag of stolen cash."

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"With the survival techniques she has picked up from her upbringing, however, she might just get through."

Williams just finished her eight season run on Game of Thrones, and while the actress has teased a break from acting, it seems like she couldn't say no to the script for Two Weeks to Live.