Lexiii67

Ok, first the mom who spends 24 hours a day drinking everything in sight...gin and tonic on a hike?? All the wine in the world? Did they even bring food on this trip, because all they do is drink.

Then after what happens to the boy in the morning they call the authorities. The authorities say "in a few hours"? And then they never arrive at all until the middle of the night. Completely unrealistic.

The kids are annoying even before they get to the ruins. The parents are horrible. Ben is the only character I didn't want to throw down the hole myself.

Very silly movie I would only recommend if you feel like rolling your eyes for an hour straight.

Everyone knows Hilary is from Boston, her accent comes and goes, and six of the seven children were birthed by surrogates. We also know they have a bevy of nannies that are the ones actually raising the children, not these "parents". The oldest girl is being exploited the most and has lip injections and has been wearing makeup and dressing like her mother since she was nine. This show is extremely exploitative and should immediately be canceled. I won't even get in Alec's past and I won't mention how he threw his entire career away the moment he married this grifter. These poor children need some real parenting or I fear for their futures.

If you don't want balls rolling down the stairs, or dolls falling, don't place them precariously on uneven steps?? I love Steve Gonsalves and I'm a huge fan of the og Ghosthunters show, but I just don't understand why this family claims to not be able to live in this house. Nothing scary seems to be happening, not scary enough to scare me away from my home. If you don't want to hear spooky organ music, don't have an organ in your house. I'm sorry for the home owner's loss of her daughter, but I don't feel like this is "the most haunted home in America". I don't think there was enough "evidence" for one movie, never mind two.