Not polished enough, not interesting enough, not enough actual evidence, etc.

Decent interviews and film quality, but it's just so disjointed. Every 10 or 15 minutes is an odd clip of what feels like the intro to a documentary but they never really lead to a new segment or anything the audience can clearly follow as to say, "this is where we're going now".

It promises a lot and delivers very little. Not sure where all this footage is that's never been seen by public before or why what they included was kept secret. No minds being blown wide open with this one, sorry all.

Another classic case of the USA making a film about nothing, not unlike The curse of Oak Island. You keep thinking something will happen and it never does. They use gossip, rhetoric and hyperbole to keep ones interest, mixed with exotic camera work and an out of place narration. A person telling a story is not a fact without evidence, a complete waste of time.

A ' hotbed ' for paranormal activity... 1000's of people with experiences.... 30 hours of footage... so where is it all!? Absolutely pointless documentary. It's a narration of what once happened. All fart, no smell. So glad I didn't buy this but rented it. I would have taken it back if bought. I'm actually writing this and it's half way through. The reviews are true- all hype and stories.