Amityville Horror House
You may be asking yourself, what do I want haunted and why? First of all, why are you asking yourself that? You don’t know! I do and I’m going to tell you.
For the fifth time since The Phil Factor began in 2005, I’m moving to a new residence. Other questions you might be asking yourself are as follows:
1. Why does Phil move so much?
2. Could he be trying to stay one step ahead of the law?
3. Could he possibly be a secret agent for the FBI, CIA, or MI5?
Was that a poltergeist, or just really kick-ass hi-def tv?
Never mind those questions. They are irrelevant. I’m moving again, and I’m hoping for a haunted house. I’m not hoping for just any run of the mill ghosts who make little noises at night. I want the full on Amityville Horror haunting. I want poltergeists out the ying-yang!
My last home, before the one I’m in now, was lightly haunted and it was enjoyable. I don’t want lightly haunted. This time I want the full on Stranger Things “my son is in the upside-down” kind of haunting. I want to see my dog walking on the ceiling and not knowing why. I’ll be running around the house with my cell phone recording myself Blair Witch Project style, only to find myself in the closet facing the wall.
Is this bad mojo to put this idea out into the universe? Probably. Will I regret it? Also probably. But, imagine how great all my paranormal blog posts will be when I’m reporting from my own home! I’ll have video and audio, and I promise I won’t be shouting about orbs. Zak Bagans is a clown. After about ten years he suddenly needs gigantic glasses? Did he go blind because he got an orb in his eye? SMH.
For cripes sake Zak. If you’d stop yelling all the time we might be able to hear the ghost talk in those crappy, static recordings. Every week you act like you’ve never seen a ghost before. And if you want to fight me Zak, I invite you to have your say on my blog and if you’ll invite me to follow you on one of your “investigations”, I’ll write about it. Sounds fair, right?
So here’s my question for you my readers: Answer in the comments, would you live in a haunted house, maybe if it was only lightly haunted?
Have a great Sunday and thanks for reading! ~Phil
Hahaha! We used to have a British equivalent called “Most Haunted” and they also used to scream “What was that?” at key moments, preventing any of us from hearing the actual noise.
Lol, so funny. Apparently histrionic investigators is a common theme
Did you ever watch “Demon House” by Zak Bagans? Scared the merde out of me!
I didn’t watch that one yet. There are so many paranormal shows now that it’s impossible to watch them all.
You will not be disappointed, especially if you find most ghost shows entertaining and gripping but not really scary.
It sounds good. I will have to check it out!
I grew up with the ghost of my Nana following us from house to house. She did not come to Toronto so I assume she thought we were OK. I have very strong memories of her pulling the blanket over my shoulder at night and she had been dead for many years.
That’s sweet and it’s nice to hear a good ghost story.
Yes I would live in a haunted house. I think it would be fun to get to the bottom of what was bothering the spirit.
I agree. I think hauntings are usually the result of emotional intensity from someone upset when they passed away.
Or they can’t get a beer.
Good info