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Paparazzi's Sagers (middle) with Making
Monsters' Ed and Marsha Edmunds |
According to a new press release, Travel Channel is getting into the Halloween spirit this fall with new episodes of
Ghost Adventures,
Making Monsters and
The Dead Files. There are also premieres for new shows
Paranormal Paparazzi (hosted by Paranormal Pop Culture's Aaron Sagers) and a special,
Halloween Crazier.
GHOST ADVENTURES
Premieres: Friday, September 14 at 9:00 p.m., ET/PT
Ghost Adventures launches its seventh season, featuring 12 all-new episodes. Each hour-long episode follows the paranormal investigative team Zak Bagans, Nick Groff and equipment technician Aaron Goodwin, as they explore some of America’s most haunted locations. After piecing together the profile of each site’s haunted past, the trio begins their dusk-to-dawn lockdown where they confront the reported activities head on in an attempt to uncover the truth. Afterwards, they review and analyze their findings, often with chilling conclusions. This season, the crew travels to fascinating new locations including Sugar Lands, TX to investigate the Central Unit Prison, and Point Sur, CA’s historic Point Sur Lighthouse. The group also explores the 150-year-old Black Moon Manor mansion in Greenfield, IN, along with the haunted happenings at Sauk Centre, MN’s Palmer House Hotel. In Chicago, the trio investigates paranormal activity at the Excalibur Nightclub, and Zak Bagans pays a visit to his childhood home just outside of the city.
Ghost Adventures is produced by My Tupelo Entertainment for Travel Channel. For My Tupelo, the executive producers are Michael Yudin, Joe Townley, Zak Bagans and Nick Groff. For Travel Channel, the executive producer is Daniel A. Schwartz.
PARANORMAL PAPARAZZI
Premieres: Friday, September 28 at 7:00 p.m., ET/PT
The all-new original series
Paranormal Paparazzi features eight half-hour episodes, each of which follows Aaron Sagers’ (journalist, pop culture enthusiast, editor-in-chief of the Paranormal Pop Culture blog) hand-picked team of reporters as they travel around the country tracking down the most current, bizarre and unsolved paranormal stories. As Sagers’ team reveals their findings in the fast-paced newsroom, the group reviews and assesses whether or not the stories are bona fide or bogus. Through the lens of each reporter, viewers will travel to New Orleans and experience Will Ferrell’s haunted trailer, a UFO sighting at the Jersey Shore, a teenage exorcism squad in Arizona, a zombie survival camp in New Jersey and more.
Paranormal Paparazzi is produced by My Tupelo Entertainment for Travel Channel. For My Tupelo, the executive producers are Michael Yudin, Joe Townley and Zak Bagans; co-executive producer is Aaron Sagers. For Travel Channel, the executive producer is Daniel A. Schwartz.
