This reeking pile of pseudo-investigative claptrap is what happens when network shirts come together in an alcohol-fueled attempt to combine The Hardy Boys, the supernatural, and Mythbusters.
Here's the concept: A wholesome collection of youthful and attractive "investigators" band together to review videos of supernatural events, choose the most compelling, then go replicate them in order to verify or discount them. I'm guessing there must be several semis full of everything from blimps to dynamite following these Glee rejects around the country, as these kids whip up the most elaborate and complicated experiments on the spot to replicate the events ("Here, let me set up this 1/8th scale model of the house and surrounding countryside that I just built, and we'll blast it with this array of military lasers!!!).
Plenty of dopey dialog and bad acting combined with lame "scientific" experiments make for an IQ-killing viewing experience. After 10 minutes, I was praying for some malevolent spirit to murder all of these mouth- breathers, preferably in slow motion.
Stupid and unbelievable.
Here's the concept: A wholesome collection of youthful and attractive "investigators" band together to review videos of supernatural events, choose the most compelling, then go replicate them in order to verify or discount them. I'm guessing there must be several semis full of everything from blimps to dynamite following these Glee rejects around the country, as these kids whip up the most elaborate and complicated experiments on the spot to replicate the events ("Here, let me set up this 1/8th scale model of the house and surrounding countryside that I just built, and we'll blast it with this array of military lasers!!!).
Plenty of dopey dialog and bad acting combined with lame "scientific" experiments make for an IQ-killing viewing experience. After 10 minutes, I was praying for some malevolent spirit to murder all of these mouth- breathers, preferably in slow motion.
Stupid and unbelievable.