Paranormal State
Ryan Buell founded the Paranormal Research Society (PRS) to help understand the inexplicable activities and horrors that haunted him as a child. Ryan and his team travel deep into the strange and mysterious to try to unravel inexplicable events including sixth-sense experiences, ghost sightings, supernatural disturbances, possessions and brushes with the darkest areas of the unknown. This 83-episode blockbuster hit aired in over 50 countries and featured Lorraine Warren (Insidious Franchise) and psychic Chip Coffey.
Lost Tapes
Explores the possibility of hidden creatures and Monsters through “found footage” videos. Lost Tapes was the longest running Monster show to date and spawned a host of similar type programming. The belief in the Sasquatch, Wendigo, Vampires, Jersey Devil are still vibrantly alive in the imagination of believers everywhere.
Ghost Lab
Brad and Barry Klinge, founders of Everyday Paranormal, take ghost hunting to the extreme as they travel the country tackling some of America’s most haunted locations and using some of the world’s most sophisticated equipment to gather powerful supernatural research. Ghost Lab premiered on Discovery Network and airs extensively internationally.
American Haunting
“American Haunting” takes a unique insider look at the terrifying lives of families encountering paranormal phenomena within their own homes. Witnessing first-hand real time the frightening incidents they experience daily. Surveillance cameras set up throughout the houses capture every moment of the eerie activity that transpires and document the damaging toll it takes on the families’ lives. As they attempt to regain control of their homes, the families call on psychics, demonologists, paranormal investigators and exorcists to help them fight back against the malevolent spirits.
The Exorcist Files
An examination of Catholic exorcists and the victims they fight to save. Vatican sanctioned Exorcists are interviewed and provide details on the inner workings of the demonic world. This was the first time a layman (Gary Auerbach) was allowed in to the Exorcist convention at the Vatican. There he was told 100’s of horrifying stories of exorcism and demonic possession and met many of the 300 plus Vatican sanctioned Exorcists who work around the world. Auerbach was instrumental in acquiring the life rights of many of the top Exorcists.
Fear: Buried Alive
An A@E two-hour live special. For the first time three participants were sealed in underground coffins on live television in an effort to conquer their greatest fears.
After being buried, the subjects were forced to endure a series of escalating horrors, snakes, bugs, rats all designed to test the strength of their psyches, while being scientifically monitored (via infrared cameras, microphones and vital sign indicators)
Medical and psychological personnel were also on-site during the experiment, as well as the subjects’ friends and family. The broadcast was deemed one of the scariest shows on modern television.
Legend of Superstition Mountains
A group of modern day treasure hunters search for the Lost Dutchman mine and its 200-million-dollar payday. But each time they get closer to solving the mystery they find themselves closer to the heart of darkness.
Prophets of Science Fiction
Partnering with Ridley Scott, “Prophets” examines the works of Heinlein, HG Wells, and Verne. It imagined how the writers of the past are now becoming the science realities of our day.
Hangar 1
Behind the restricted doors of “Hangar 1: The UFO Files” are astounding firsthand accounts of sightings and other close encounters with entities from beyond our world. Learn about evidence of events that until now has never been seen by the public – including much that we were never meant to see. Each story further blurs the line between unbelievable and believable.
Decoded
Novelist Brad Meltzer and a team of investigators delve into historical mysteries of Billy the Kid, Patton, Alaska Triangle, DB cooper, and many more. The shows goal is to bring new evidence to shed light on historical mysteries.
Laguna Beach
Ranked as one of the top ten influential shows of the 2000’s. The global blockbuster launched 4 spin-offs and countless copy-cats. Awarded several Emmy’s and countless accolades, producers around the globe still study the show as ground-breaking story telling. Launched numerous careers including: Lauren Conrad, Kristin Calverri and Stephen Colletti.
Punk'd
Hosted by Ashton Kutcher it was first Prank show that targeted celebrity’s. The show’s first punk was set at singer Justin Timberlake’s home, where he was led to believe that government agents were seizing his home and valuables because of unpaid income taxes. The prank was named by Time magazine as #3 in their list of 32 Epic Moments in Reality-TV History. Punk’d became a world-wide smash and changed the modern lexicon you’ve been “PUNKD”
MTV's Decade
The "Peabody award" 2-hour documentary about the 80’s was the first program to use pop culture as the back bone of a news documentary. With interviews from Sting to Madonna to Roseanne Barr this MTV first still airs in many countries.
Hampton high
This McCann Gold and Canne Lion award winner was the first marketing campaign that brought together social media and a commercial broadcast. The "follow your own adventure" high school drama was influential in setting the tone of streaming service programming and marketing.
Singled Out
In 1995, a little MTV dating show premiered and changed dating shows forever. Singled Out was hosted by Chris Hardwick and featured a very young, very funny Jenny McCarthy (and later Carmen Electra). Today, we have The Bachelor and Bachelorette, shows that only wish they could serve us ’90s realness like Singled Out did, so let’s celebrate the vastly superior show. There is a reason Singled Out was the best dating show ever.
