wegs, combine that line re resigning his job, with what I wrote earlier about gusty conditions, if actually present, immediately suggesting a natural explanation to anyone with a functioning brain. The two don't mix well at all.Yea, much of ''reality'' tv is contrived and scripted.
Have any of you watched the films from the franchise ''Paranormal Activity?'' No music at all, and it's terrifying. (as far as horror movies go) I think that some of these amateur ghost hunters should take a page out of that franchise's book, and place a camera up, and let whatever is meant to happen...happen. No music, no screaming, no editing.
Q-reeus - that is somewhat compelling, but he may have falsely frightened himself, when in reality, there was no ghost. But, I remember a few years back, staying with a few friends at a house that was supposedly built on a native Indian grave site. Could be 'lore, who knows. But, we kept hearing strange uncommon noises, and a dog outside barked off and on for most of the night. I left the house super early the next day, cutting my trip short. For some reason, I was afraid, convincing myself that if I had stayed another night, something might happen. Sometimes fear alone is enough to make you change your plans.
As for your experience - on the one hand you confirm something paranormal was happening, and then suggest it was just 'fear alone' that got you exiting the premises. How about events generated the fear which then led to exit move. Maybe what you actually meant. On that note - this ones especially for you: