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A psychic who always walks in a home and predictably "senses a presence". And a researcher who's job it is uncover the dark, tragic past of the property because, apparently, every property has one. A small team stays the night in the property with lights off and calls upon the alleged spirits to make a noise, flicker a candle, deal a deck of cards, whatever. Always "did you hear that?" or "was that you?". This sequence, like paranormal State, is overproduced with annoying filler music and punchy vamps whenever something is heard or seen.
Nadine visits the house, then Michelle, and… that’s it. This, honestly, is everything you need to know about Paranormal Home Inspectors. An unscripted series documenting daily life for a polygamous family Utah. Blake Shelton open the doors of his Nashville-based bar Ole Red to welcome a rowdy crowd -- including some of Blake's celebrity friends -- for live music sing-alongs and well-loved bar games.
Paranormal investigation team films in Enterprise
At least once I would like to see either of them come up empty handed or not be able to corroborate something. Every episode they say stuff mysteriously moves around. All five houses had cats and/or dogs.
While I think bringing in a home inspector to rule in or out any possible explanations for reported phenomena is a good idea it really doesn't make the show stand out from Paranormal State or Ghost Hunters. His function actually appears to be more of a professional skeptic with a flashlight as he seems to think everything the residents report can be explained, often with some pretty ridiculous explanations. From there the show is otherwise generic and uninteresting.
Paranormal Home Inspectors
At every location there are a surprising number of spirits or entities, most either being malevolent or having tragic, emotional stories. During her walk-throughs, Nadine often feels upset—either due to the information she’s receiving or taking on the feelings or emotions of the entities—and on occasion has to pause or take a break from her investigation. A psychic, a home inspector, a paranormal investigator and a researcher visit troubled homeowners to probe their problems.
And utter bullshit is Nadine’s department. As a cat owner myself, I can confirm that cats will try to get into anything behind a closed door. Paranormal Home Inspectors is an interesting take on the paranormal investigation genre. It employs the traditional premise of the ghost hunting reality TV show and adds a small twist—introducing a “Certified Home Inspector” to the paranormal investigation process.
Cat or Ghost?
Right away I thought it was sleep paralysis. They say it could be that but it's most likely aliens who abducted him. To back up such bold claims, you'd expect to see a lot of evidence, right? Michelle and company conduct what only barely passes as a paranormal investigation. A toddler sticking a digital voice recorder in it's mouth is about as scientific as anything this team tries.
The other people that hang about the house during the night using cheap IR sensors and other useless junk are a hilarious mixture of overacting and the result of putting 2 hopeless idiots in a dark room together. It's a pity they didn't get handyman Brian to build a padded room for the lot of them, as that would have been a much better resolution than scaring home-owners with needless drivel for the sake of making a TV show. With that said you should still watch it, just to see how hilariously bad it is, it's that bad it's borderline good. I should state that I am a believer in the paranormal, however, I am extremely skeptical. Michelle and Nadine, on the other hand, can't be bothered to make a skeptical observation.
Found this series on Netflix a few days ago and have sat through 6 or so episodes. It is filmed exclusively in Canada and follows a team of investigators as they try to establish or debunk the presence of spiritual activity within private homes and buildings, very similar to Paranormal State and Ghost Hunters. The core team consists of a researcher, a home inspector, and "spiritual healer" who connects with the paranormal entities, in addition to several other production assistants.
Boussarhane and her team, that started investigating together in 2019, use a variety of equipment during an investigation. They use Scare Bears, a small teddy bear that emits sound when touched, EMF readers, dowsing rods and motion detect items. Families spooked by an otherworldly presence in their home call in a high-tech paranormal home inspection team to suss out the mystery. For context, here’s how Brian and Nadine’s dynamic plays out in the second episode. The homeowner worries that the pale markings that have appeared over his bed are “some kind of writing, or some kind of scribbling” from beyond the grave.
They capture "hard evidence" on every investigation. More like knocks, bangs, and lights turning on and off "on their own." You know, hardcore proof of life after death kind of stuff. Boussarhane has been a full-time psychic medium since 2004 as intuition runs in her family.
Overall the show doesn't seem to come together, there's an awkward flow to it and the experts are never together at once which I think is odd. The whole production value seems rushed and compartmentalized. Not a show I'm going to keep watching. These shows are always chalk full of people getting goosebumps and saying its ghosts and that is to be expected. What is usually more interesting to me is the scientific approaches and trying to gather some sort of evidence and history to explain hauntings. This show takes all of that and throws it out the window.
Paranormal Home Inspectors is a provocative factual series that follows a team of experts from different disciplines deciphering bizarre phenomena in outwardly ‘normal’ homes. Inside, the lights flicker, faucets turn on by themselves, and doors slam and lock on their own. For their part, her team members aren’t exactly the height of professionalism either, literally shrieking when they hear unexplained noises.
Explores the homes of people who feel they are being haunted. Be on the lookout for Second Sight’s film featuring Enterprise, Alabama to see what they discover about the town. It’s the rich historical aspect of the Rawls, and Enterprise as a whole, that brought Ericka Boussarhane and her team, Second Sight Paranormal, to the town.
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