Ghost Cases - Episode II

So that folks outside of eastern Canada - where the show airs on Eastlink TV - can see what Ghost Cases is about, I've posted the most recent episode, which premiered on Sunday, October 25th, on YouTube.

In this episode, we worked with a psychic, so there isn't a lot of the "tech" stuff. Other episodes are more "tech" oriented. Our approach was to be willing to try anything, because frankly there is no real science to "ghost investigation" and we shouldn't automatically close the door on the possibility that more esoteric methods might provide some insight.

Paul Kimball

Department 47 reviews Ghost Cases

A review of Ghost Cases, from an advance screener I sent to Joe Harvat at Department 47.

Paul was good enough to forward me an advance copy of Episode Two of Ghost Cases. I had the chance to watch it Friday night and I have to tell you I really enjoyed it.

Ghost Cases takes a little different approach from what you might be used to on Ghost Hunters. In this particular episode, Paul and Holly visited a rural farm house in which seemingly paranormal activity was making life pretty uncomfortable for its living occupants. I felt Paul and Holly took the time to tell you a little more about what these people were experiencing and how it affected their lives. Like in most UFO cases, the only concrete thing we usually have is the witnesses, and understanding them may give us our best clue to understanding the phenomenon. You also get to know a bit more about the hunters too. You understand that Paul and Holly are just normal people with normal fears and foibles who just happened to be engaged in an unusual activity.

Ghost Cases is not so technology-centric as Ghost Hunters. For example, they are assisted by a psychic in this case - something I believe that Ghost Hunters used to do but abandoned for a more science-based approach. I would certainly like to see a follow-up to the case to see whether the psychic's efforts had any real or lasting effect on the manifestations there.

As a former TV guy, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that the production values and videography were quite good - at some points rather artistic. They kept a few miscues in it (people sometimes at a momentary loss for words and such). I liked that. It gave it more of a sense of reality - in stressful situations, sometimes you do struggle for words.

I hope they pick up the show down here. I think it would be a thoughtful counter-point to some of the overwrought shows we get in the States.

Thanks Joe - glad you like it!

Paul Kimball

Ghost Cases - logo

Ghost Cases - commercial teaser #1

The first commercial teaser for Ghost Cases, which premieres on Eastlink TV on October 18th, 8 pm.

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Eternal Kiss - deleted scene

This is a rough assembly of a scene that was shot but has been deleted from the upcoming feature film Eternal Kiss. That's David Connellan as Oliver, Sandy MacLean as Dean, and Amy Kerr as Emily.

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Ghost Cases - opening title sequence

Tune into Eastlink TV on October 18, 2009, at 8 pm to see the premiere episode!

Paul Kimball

Eternal Kiss preview on Eastlink TV