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The Travel Channel is gifting viewers with a spooky new lineup this December featuring premieres, new series, new episodes and more! NEW SERIES IT FEELS EVIL Demon hunter Tim Wood and his team investigate the darkest hauntings. The battle-tested crew employs unique scientific investigative methods and works closely with eyewitnesses to identify, communicate and confront the malevolent entities lurking in the shadows. Their ultimate goal is to better understand the evil intentions of these demonic and destructive forces. [Hour-long episodes] SERIES PREMIERE: “Get It Out” – Premieres Monday, December 16 at 10 p.m. ET/PT Demon hunter Tim Wood is called to a former hospital in Texas, where a powerful poltergeist is believed to travel between the abandoned site and the nearby town. He and his team employ a dangerous experiment to trap the entity on the grounds permanently. Demon hunter Tim Wood and his team – Montana Jordan, Scott Dilalla and Patrick Langdon – investigate Texas’ Yorktown Memorial Hospital in
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Horror Legend Robert Englund, the actor who has long played Freddy Krueger, will be taking us on a journey through the dark shadows of America’s past as the host of Travel Channel‘s upcoming series “Shadows of History“! The network has picked up six episodes of “Shadows of History” in which Englund will investigate “frightening, odd, and creepy” stories from America’s past. “In each episode, Englund will track down the story behind a bizarre or mysterious account printed in an America’s newspaper in the past. He will enlist historians and scholars to get to the truth behind reports.” How can you make fascinating and petrifying stories even more scary? Add the genius of Robert Englund,” said Travel Channel GM Jane Latman. “As if tales of flying monsters, zombie cannibals and ghost ships were not enough, we are cranking up the volume for maximum impact. And our fans are going to go nuts for this legendary actor.” “Shadows of History” will be
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This April, executive producer and television personality Jack Osbourne join forces with paranormal researcher and investigator Katrina Weidman to explore and investigate locations with dark histories and sordid pasts in Travel Channel‘s new series “Portals to Hell“, premiering on Friday, April 19 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Their goal, to find irrefutable evidence that a spirit world exists, and death is not the end. “In each of the eight hour-long episodes, Osbourne and Weidman dive headfirst into a different historical site, examining unusual incidents while utilizing specialized technology and a network of experts to help document and uncover the truth. The quest for answers takes the duo to New Orleans’ infamous LaLaurie Mansion – where they are the first and only paranormal team to ever investigate the disturbing hauntings within its walls. They also investigate legendary spooky spots including Bobby Mackey’s Music World in Kentucky, Eastern State Penitentiary in Pennsylvania, the Alaskan Hotel in Juneau, Ohio’s Twin City Opera House, Strawberry
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Ahead of its third season premiere on January 24th, I had the opportunity to talk with Amy Bruni and Adam Berry, hosts of the paranormal series “Kindred Spirits.” Not only did they tell me what viewers can expect this season, but also a little about their process, what drives them, and what sets them apart from other investigators. Horror Fuel: “What is the main goal of “Kindred Spirits?” Amy Bruni: “For us, it’s always to make resolutions be it to families or people that we are helping or for ghosts themselves. We like to always have an ending. We don’t leave until we provided some sort of solution to the problem or figure out who is there and why they are there and given recommendations on how to handle it. The main reason we started the show after we were on “Ghost Hunters” for several years, we had always confirmed that yeap, this place was haunted, but then we would
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This January and February the Travel Channel has a ton of intriguing, pulse-pounding new series and premieres in store for viewers including the return of “Kindred Spirits“; Pat Spain searches for Ireland’s stolen Crown Jewels on a new episode of “Legend Hunter” and Don Wildman investigates Watergate on a “Mysteries at the Museum” Special. Take a look at what’s headed your way. NEW EPISODES LOST GOLD Travel Channel’s new series, “Lost Gold,” follows brothers Josh and Jesse Feldman as they seek out America’s most fabled missing treasures. With reverence for the past and a taste for adventure, the brothers track legends and clues across the vast American Frontier in search of unfound riches. To unravel these more than 100-year-old mysteries, Josh and Jesse put themselves in the shoes of the people of the era: they search for old maps, diaries, and records, as well as connect with locals who have intimate knowledge of the area. With a family history steeped
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The Travel Channel is gifting viewers with a spooky new lineup this December featuring premieres, new series, new episodes and more! NEW SERIES IT FEELS EVIL Demon hunter Tim Wood and his team investigate the darkest hauntings. The battle-tested crew employs unique scientific investigative methods and works closely with eyewitnesses to identify, communicate and confront the malevolent entities lurking in the shadows. Their ultimate goal is to better understand the evil intentions of these demonic and destructive forces. [Hour-long episodes] SERIES PREMIERE: “Get It Out” – Premieres Monday, December 16 at 10 p.m. ET/PT Demon hunter Tim Wood is called to a former hospital in Texas, where a powerful poltergeist is believed to travel between the abandoned site and the nearby town. He and his team employ a dangerous experiment to trap the entity on the grounds permanently. Demon hunter Tim Wood and his team – Montana Jordan, Scott Dilalla and Patrick Langdon – investigate Texas’ Yorktown Memorial Hospital in
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Horror Legend Robert Englund, the actor who has long played Freddy Krueger, will be taking us on a journey through the dark shadows of America’s past as the host of Travel Channel‘s upcoming series “Shadows of History“! The network has picked up six episodes of “Shadows of History” in which Englund will investigate “frightening, odd, and creepy” stories from America’s past. “In each episode, Englund will track down the story behind a bizarre or mysterious account printed in an America’s newspaper in the past. He will enlist historians and scholars to get to the truth behind reports.” How can you make fascinating and petrifying stories even more scary? Add the genius of Robert Englund,” said Travel Channel GM Jane Latman. “As if tales of flying monsters, zombie cannibals and ghost ships were not enough, we are cranking up the volume for maximum impact. And our fans are going to go nuts for this legendary actor.” “Shadows of History” will be
Continue reading →
NewsParanormalStreaming TVTravel Channel
This April, executive producer and television personality Jack Osbourne join forces with paranormal researcher and investigator Katrina Weidman to explore and investigate locations with dark histories and sordid pasts in Travel Channel‘s new series “Portals to Hell“, premiering on Friday, April 19 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Their goal, to find irrefutable evidence that a spirit world exists, and death is not the end. “In each of the eight hour-long episodes, Osbourne and Weidman dive headfirst into a different historical site, examining unusual incidents while utilizing specialized technology and a network of experts to help document and uncover the truth. The quest for answers takes the duo to New Orleans’ infamous LaLaurie Mansion – where they are the first and only paranormal team to ever investigate the disturbing hauntings within its walls. They also investigate legendary spooky spots including Bobby Mackey’s Music World in Kentucky, Eastern State Penitentiary in Pennsylvania, the Alaskan Hotel in Juneau, Ohio’s Twin City Opera House, Strawberry
Continue reading →
InterviewsNewsStreaming TVTrailersTravel Channel
Ahead of its third season premiere on January 24th, I had the opportunity to talk with Amy Bruni and Adam Berry, hosts of the paranormal series “Kindred Spirits.” Not only did they tell me what viewers can expect this season, but also a little about their process, what drives them, and what sets them apart from other investigators. Horror Fuel: “What is the main goal of “Kindred Spirits?” Amy Bruni: “For us, it’s always to make resolutions be it to families or people that we are helping or for ghosts themselves. We like to always have an ending. We don’t leave until we provided some sort of solution to the problem or figure out who is there and why they are there and given recommendations on how to handle it. The main reason we started the show after we were on “Ghost Hunters” for several years, we had always confirmed that yeap, this place was haunted, but then we would
Continue reading →
NewsStreaming TVTravel ChannelTrue Story
This January and February the Travel Channel has a ton of intriguing, pulse-pounding new series and premieres in store for viewers including the return of “Kindred Spirits“; Pat Spain searches for Ireland’s stolen Crown Jewels on a new episode of “Legend Hunter” and Don Wildman investigates Watergate on a “Mysteries at the Museum” Special. Take a look at what’s headed your way. NEW EPISODES LOST GOLD Travel Channel’s new series, “Lost Gold,” follows brothers Josh and Jesse Feldman as they seek out America’s most fabled missing treasures. With reverence for the past and a taste for adventure, the brothers track legends and clues across the vast American Frontier in search of unfound riches. To unravel these more than 100-year-old mysteries, Josh and Jesse put themselves in the shoes of the people of the era: they search for old maps, diaries, and records, as well as connect with locals who have intimate knowledge of the area. With a family history steeped
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