This has much potential but the amateur behaviour and lack of self awareness of the main investigators is just too much to handle. They are so egotistical and stuck in their ways, easily distracted, too desperate to find something and spend too much time jabbering on which is contaminating any evidence and all the hubbub makes it seem like more is happening than they're actually is. It is a pretense as well as pretentious.
Too many people for a start, a comically oversized Ouija board is not practical in general and with lots of people using it and in a small space. It's just moronic. Yvette is SO annoying as she constantly talks, loves the sound of herself and enjoys dominating and playing up to the camera. She is condescending, whiny and scares too easily. It's like she puts on this ethereal style voice to try and be ghostly and whimsical.
The whole team especially the 'psychic' (who kept going on about rushes of cold air going past him and was a bit like a deer caught in headlights most of the time aimlessly meandering around and saying the same things about what he's feeling & how he 'senses' the ghost of John with him) and Karl are super irritating and unprofessional. They never shut up, don't conduct any experiments or just observe. They're too eager to interact and the amount of Karl called out "John?" to address the ghost was too much. He was missing some sounds (potential evidence) and not letting his colleagues investigate or speak as much as he did. They shouldn't explore in the dark and solely rely on a few handheld cameras. There were no fixed cameras or other investigative equipment. A heat camera was used once and just showed a warm door-handle. Luckily at the end a reviewer stated how this was likely from residual body heat of one of the many live investigators going through the rooms during that session..The only saving grace was this end 'conclusion' from this supposedly unbiased paranormal researcher who applied logic to their findings.
The sounds and movement that occured are probably naturally explainable & were likely echoes, gusts of wind, trapped air, vibrations of them all walking and shouting causing things on the ground to move and natural forces from the sea and wind causing draughts, cold air rushes, rumblings and things shunted.
The team really want to believe there's someone there on the other side who resides there in the spirit world and make it obvious that they really want this. They don't act neutral, skeptical or scientific. They fixate on this John character due to the tragic story (officially unconfirmed) & keep repeating his name and his death in their search. It would annoy the heck outta me if I was a ghost and it'd make me not wanna communicate with them at all! From what I've seen from other episodes of this show, the group's 'evidence' is limited as well as questionable; their demeanour puts their credibility in jeopardy. They're clumsy, annoying, disorganised, disrespectful and chaotic.
Too many people for a start, a comically oversized Ouija board is not practical in general and with lots of people using it and in a small space. It's just moronic. Yvette is SO annoying as she constantly talks, loves the sound of herself and enjoys dominating and playing up to the camera. She is condescending, whiny and scares too easily. It's like she puts on this ethereal style voice to try and be ghostly and whimsical.
The whole team especially the 'psychic' (who kept going on about rushes of cold air going past him and was a bit like a deer caught in headlights most of the time aimlessly meandering around and saying the same things about what he's feeling & how he 'senses' the ghost of John with him) and Karl are super irritating and unprofessional. They never shut up, don't conduct any experiments or just observe. They're too eager to interact and the amount of Karl called out "John?" to address the ghost was too much. He was missing some sounds (potential evidence) and not letting his colleagues investigate or speak as much as he did. They shouldn't explore in the dark and solely rely on a few handheld cameras. There were no fixed cameras or other investigative equipment. A heat camera was used once and just showed a warm door-handle. Luckily at the end a reviewer stated how this was likely from residual body heat of one of the many live investigators going through the rooms during that session..The only saving grace was this end 'conclusion' from this supposedly unbiased paranormal researcher who applied logic to their findings.
The sounds and movement that occured are probably naturally explainable & were likely echoes, gusts of wind, trapped air, vibrations of them all walking and shouting causing things on the ground to move and natural forces from the sea and wind causing draughts, cold air rushes, rumblings and things shunted.
The team really want to believe there's someone there on the other side who resides there in the spirit world and make it obvious that they really want this. They don't act neutral, skeptical or scientific. They fixate on this John character due to the tragic story (officially unconfirmed) & keep repeating his name and his death in their search. It would annoy the heck outta me if I was a ghost and it'd make me not wanna communicate with them at all! From what I've seen from other episodes of this show, the group's 'evidence' is limited as well as questionable; their demeanour puts their credibility in jeopardy. They're clumsy, annoying, disorganised, disrespectful and chaotic.