Haunting Review

On September 8, 1900 Galveston, Texas was unknowingly headed for a night of horror.  The Great Storm of 1900, which would rank as a Category 4 hurricane today, made landfall September 8th with winds topping 140+ mph, bringing a 15+ foot storm surge with it.  This would be known as the deadliest hurricane in US history, killing over 6000 people. What follows this deadly storm are many tragic stories that have been handed down from generation to generation from 110 years ago. One witness who lived through the storm, shared details of that horrific night with her grandson, Mike Doherty, executive director ...

All of us here at Haunting Review would like to take a moment to congratulate Amy Bruni of Ghost Hunters on her pregnancy!  The momma-to-be took to Twitter this week, announcing the coming child with a photo of her baby bump:  

Not a lot of information exists for this photograph. What we do know is that it was taken in a supposedly abandoned house somewhere near Antioch, TN. What are your thoughts?  

On last night's episode of  Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory, the ever-eccentric Dyrdek prodded his loyal cohorts  Christopher "Big Black" Boykin, Chris "Drama" Pfaff,  and Scott "Big Cat" Pfaff into a night-time ghost hunt at the notorious Linda Vista Community Hospital in Los Angeles in an attempt to commune with a spirit that had been pestering their receptionist/eye-candy Chanel "West Coast". In true, over-committal Dyrdek-fashion, Chanel's otherworldly bother became the focal point of the episode, with Rob himself vowing to remedy the situation, first by simply demanding that the spirit leave her alone - a pretty sound tactic for a skateboarding-based reality ...

Really simple post for now... would you like to see a HauntingReview Forum? It would have two parts... Part 1, it would integrate new posts and comments with the forum. So you could more interchangeable discuss them. Part 2, it would be a great new feature to add to HR and have us become more interactive for users... a goal we've always worked for.

Being a ghost hunter, you have to take several things into consideration. And really those things depends on what kind of ghost hunter you consider your self. There are those that go metaphysical, there are those that go purely technological, and there are those that try to find some sort of balance between the two. Ghost hunting can be a fun and exciting field, or hobby really, to get into. There's nothing more amazing than getting your first EVP, first positive photo, or video. It's truly a great feeling and that reason alone is why I would encourage people who will ...

Thanks to technological advances, exposure to the subject through television, and the taboo on the subject being lifted, we know more about the paranormal, and the afterlife than ever before. With that said how will our ghosts react to the future ghost hunters? Anyone who has ever been on a hunt knows that sometimes a spirit can seem skiddish, or hesitant to approach us. While it could very well be a 'ghost code of ethics', it could also be a fear of the technology, a lack of understanding of the afterlife on their part ...