Hellier

I kind of felt like a sucker after watching this. The episodes are long and too much talking, no action. If you like to see how paranormal investigators operate, this is for you, otherwise...not much story. It falls flat.

A documentary? This started off pretty interesting but after halfway through episode 2 it lost its focus and then became almost embarrassing to watch. The investigators(?) spent more time trying to verify to themselves sounds they heard, which I didn't, supposed clues, that I never saw and a desperate attempt to try and hype the story by constantly referring to past events like the mothman and bigfoot. All in all I feel it set back any validity to paranormal investigations or those involved or have had strange experiences by trying to make something out of nothing. I don't watch paranormal reality (loosely used term) tv and I don't refute that it exists, but this series made it seem contrived and I guess that's what pissed me off for wasting my time on this. Skip it or watch it but ultimately you're left with "who cares".

A small group of paranormal researchers travel to Hellier, KY to follow up on a tip of goblin sightings and find....

Absolutely nothing. And spend a lot of time talking about it. A lot. Of. Time.

Total nothing sandwich. Don't waste your time on this group of self-important nobodies.

My review of season 1: Every time I thought it was about to get interesting, it didn't. Best "watched" as background noise.

My review of season 2: Here's where things get interesting; however, paranormal research is always so filled with bias. They loosely acknowledge their bias at times but it's still systemic. I like to believe. I want to believe. But it's hard to believe. Also, there's an unethical psychological experiment included In the second season that is very problematic.

If you enjoy the word "synchronicity", you're in for a treat.