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| Topic Started: Mar 31 2008, 11:12 AM (128 Views) | |
| The Vigil | Mar 31 2008, 11:12 AM Post #1 |
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 Well, once again, it looks like Yvette & co have sought to cheapen and debase the once-great programme that was Most Haunted with this dire, over-long spin-off. Last week's episode set in the Black Country COULD have been really good. The locations featured were excellent and certainly condusive to spirit activity - The Black Country Museum and the creepy, unpleasant Dudley Guest Hospital which is now disused. Unfortunately, the programme suffered from another batch of Z- list celebrities (barring Biggins) and an over-reliance on Psychology instead of 'parapsychology! These 'Ghost Hunting With' shows are more concerned with the behaviour of the 'celebrities' and their psychological reactions to being in the dark, than they are with finding evidence of ghosts or hauntings. Big shame.
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