I was very impressed at how much professionalism has developed in Zak, Nick, and Aaron (with the exception of Nick dropping the camera and falling backward and down to the ground, not recording anything). None of them freak out as much as in previous episodes, which increases the quality of the footage shot/audio recorded.
Great back story that even gave me chills before the footage was aired, especially the account of the worker that had a bad lunch break...instant death that gave the creepy theme that the deceased were not even given time to register they were no longer living.....
The banging of the pipes multiple times in Zak's room was simply amazing...great footage and excellent composure from the team this episode. Zak needs to get better at not taking so much time to describe what he feels/sees/hears but needs to let the viewer listen/watch/and yes we understand what chills feel like...in previous episodes he has described this feeling, and dedicated viewers can recall the feeling.
Aaron simply talks too much and over reacts to almost everything, botching the chance of additional sounds/EVP's though has gradually improved in this episode due to nothing really happening to him other than supposedly getting clocked in the face.
I would have liked to see more footage analyzed and reviewed by the team of Zak in the boiler room where he experienced more paranormal activity than anyone else this episode.
Overall, due to how intimidating the voices were/back story was, and thoroughly frightening the general environment was, I'll give it 9/10. A true landmark episode to this series and to all ghost shows.
Great back story that even gave me chills before the footage was aired, especially the account of the worker that had a bad lunch break...instant death that gave the creepy theme that the deceased were not even given time to register they were no longer living.....
The banging of the pipes multiple times in Zak's room was simply amazing...great footage and excellent composure from the team this episode. Zak needs to get better at not taking so much time to describe what he feels/sees/hears but needs to let the viewer listen/watch/and yes we understand what chills feel like...in previous episodes he has described this feeling, and dedicated viewers can recall the feeling.
Aaron simply talks too much and over reacts to almost everything, botching the chance of additional sounds/EVP's though has gradually improved in this episode due to nothing really happening to him other than supposedly getting clocked in the face.
I would have liked to see more footage analyzed and reviewed by the team of Zak in the boiler room where he experienced more paranormal activity than anyone else this episode.
Overall, due to how intimidating the voices were/back story was, and thoroughly frightening the general environment was, I'll give it 9/10. A true landmark episode to this series and to all ghost shows.
