Famosos e Fantasmas

Good basic content with believable witnesses (Tick) Ridiculous flashes of sound and evil images. (Cross) Who goes ghost hunting with all the lights off? (This is pure Goat Rope)

I've seen two demons (Ghosts, Spirits) physically manifest and they weren't my old auntie Nelly LOL The first thing I did, after telling them to get out in Jesus name, (and they immediately did) was to turn the light on. Believe it or not LOL

All the above produces an end result of "Why am I watching this 'reality' program that has all the appearances (excuse the pun) of a Hollywood drama.

PS I've chased demons out of people in broad daylight and in homes at night with the lights on.

50+ years as a preacher and evangelist with the gifts of discernment and healing. I mentioned this series last night when I preached as a reminder to the Church that we are living in a spiritual universe.

This reality TV show consists of Hollywood celebrities tell supposedly true stories of their paranormal experiences and run-ins with ghosts, through their interviews and reenactments by the show's actors. While many of the stories were creepy and thrilling, some even downright bone-chilling like Scott Patterson's story about him and his friend running into a devil-like creature in a haunted prison, I believe a good number of the stories were embellished or exaggerated.

Even as a believer of ghosts myself, I think some of the celebrities' stories were just too incredible to be authentic. But, it's still quite an entertaining show and it does give all that vibe of suspense and chills that will at times make the hair stand on the back of your neck.

Grade B-

My problem with all these ghost storie shows. As the noise. It's obnoxious, they try to make them far more intense than they are, and it doesn't work. If the story isn't chilling enough with out background noise, it is not scary at all. This one is the worse with the background noise, it comes off like it's in the foreground you can barely hear the stories at all.

I absolutely love this show. Having had a few paranormal encounters myself, I was once a skeptic, so watching Celebrity Ghost Stories was fascinating. It was refreshing to hear others, some of whom were also skeptics, share their personal experiences with the supernatural. What I particularly enjoyed were the stories from celebrities who moved into old Hollywood mansions previously owned by late stars. It's easy to understand why they might encounter paranormal phenomena in such settings, and their accounts felt genuine and eerie.

Out of all the episodes, there was only one story that seemed a bit fabricated, but otherwise, most of the tales were believable and chilling. In fact, I can't watch this show alone! I always watch it with family and friends, and I've introduced several of them to it. Like me, they got hooked immediately.

If you're into true crime, murder documentaries, or shows like The Ghost Inside My Child and I Survived, then I highly recommend Celebrity Ghost Stories. It has quickly become one of my all-time favorites. If you haven't seen it yet, you definitely should-especially if you love a good scare!

When the show starts there are a couple screens of comments to read. One of comments state "Only half of these people on this episode think they had a paranormal experience". It's a show about ghosts and the paranormal and half the people on it don't think that's what happened to them ?? Then why are they on the show to begin with ? Just to see how convincing they can be telling a made up ghost story. And why state that comment at the beginning of the show anyway ? It doesn't make sense to me. I wish they would've explained what they were talking about or phrased it differently.