Haunted Lives: True Ghost Stories (TV Mini Series) The Brotherhood/Ghost Watch/The Headless Ghost (1995) User Reviews

First show I have ever seen with actual poltergeist footage

[Fourth_Pentacle_Venus · 8/10 · 30 May 2007]

This was a TV show that had "stories" with actors portraying the actual people but it also shows ACTUAL footage of a various of poltergeist evidence. One which was extraordinary was the house that was the cause of a couple (after living there) on the verge of killing each other from the negativity in the house.

Another is about a demolition crew that were a family company who were to demolish a abandoned school and what happened to them when they "tried" to do it. It did take a death in the crew from the attempt to demolish it in order to complete the job.

One other also is about a father who was very negative and mean to his family was cheating on his wife and on his way in his motorcycle was killed. During his wake, his eyes opened and after his burial his voice was heard and he was seen to his eldest son. According to the interview from his son it was about the father not being able to move on because of how cruel he was in life and was looking for forgiveness.

They also have (some in silhouette) actual witnesses and their comments on the events that have happened to them.

I have saved this on VHS since it was a while back but wish they did have it on DVD. I taped 2 shows of this pt 1 and 2.

If you can obtain this show I highly recommend it.

The Headless Ghost

[ResidentEvil2Fan · 8/10 · 2 August 2023]

I watch this episode for the Headless Ghost segment. Stacy Keach has good narration and I do think he helps stabilize the wonky acting. In particular, Sheena Easton is a hilarious choice for a woman as she can't pull off a southern accent at all. But her performance though is worth watching it because it is so bad, especially during her narrative bits. Also, the bit at the end when it is revealed that Bobby Mackey might have put his name on the sign, but in the legal papers, he put the nightclub in his wife's name and that explains why the spirits were more hostile to her is downright despicable.