Got a new Ghost Adventures-related press release from the Travel Channel. Here’s how they’ll be saying sayonara to 2018 and hello to 2019:
It all starts with a two-day marathon of its wildly popular, hit series Ghost Adventures. The show features the paranormal investigative team of Zak Bagans, Aaron Goodwin, Billy Tolley and Jay Wasley. They boldly go where most fear to tread.
The Marathon
Beginning Monday, December 31, the lineup will feature some of the series’ most terrifying and unforgettable episodes from recent seasons, including:
- “The Slaughter House” featuring superstar Post Malone
- “The Titanic Museum”
- “Return to Winchester Mystery House”
- “Manresa Castle”
- “Odd Fellows Asylum”
- “Grand Canyon Caverns”
- “Old Lincoln County Hospital”
- “Palace Saloon”
- “Kennedy Mine”
- “Pythian Castle”
- “Nevada State Prison”
- “Black Dahlia House”
- “Stone Lion Inn”
- “The Washoe Club: Final Chapter”
- …and more!
The Premiere
believed to be possessed by demons.
The marathon culminates in the television premiere of Zak Bagans’ film, Demon House, on Tuesday,January 1.
The documentary follows Bagans’ investigation of a Gary, Indiana, home that he purchased sight unseen after learning about its demonic history.
Bonus!
Immediately following the documentary’s network debut, Travel Channel will premiere the one-hour special “Demon House: Lost Footage.” It reveals exclusive, never-before-seen footage from the documentary. It also includes special commentary from Bagans about the unforgettable and terrifying experience.
“As Zak’s TV family, we are excited to feature his incredible film and nourish fans with never-before-seen extra content,” said Jane Latman, general manager, Travel Channel. “And what better way to ring in the New Year than from the edge of your seat!”
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Why was Aaron Goodwin NOT part of the DEMON HOUSE documentary but the rest od the crew were? Is it contractual with the Destination Network as that would explain a lot. Or was the evidence in the Demon House too much for Aaron. I do not think it was the latter as Aaron is too gutsy to let Satan disturb him. Fans want to know and Zak needs to make it clear WHY.