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I hear what you are saying, but I don't think these guys are professionals, or even trying to be. The still photos are the compelling clips I was talking about.
still photos...looked....meh
Way too overproduced.
"Back to the safety of their van". Oh, that's right, I forgot, cars are immune to ghosts.
Also, I have some general questions about these types of films:
1. Why can't anyone EVER keep the camera fricking still. I mean for crying out loud, you guys are supposed to be pros. Carry a tripod.
2. Why not use sun lamps to illuminate, or get one of those 1,000,000 candlepower flashlights with a diffused lens? Using a regular little flashlight is just used to increase the creepiness. They could easily bring in lights that would totally illuminate any room they are in. What, are ghosts afraid of light? No, it just would not make for good TV and would not scare people enough.
3. A little off topic, but I also wonder when these teams go into the woods or forest at night and look for bigfoot, they also carry small flashlights, for the same reason. And, when they hear one, it is always juuuuusssst beyond the reach of the flashlight. Why not come with a supply of parachute suspended illumination flares? Then when they hear one, they could send a barrage of flares in the sky above that area and erase all doubt. I'll tell you why, because when they erase all doubt, they would not have a show.