|
Ghost Hunter X: The Arizona Theater | 
 enlarge
| Director: James Lilly
Actors: David Jubb, Lucy Carsen
Studio: Veritas Media Productions
Category: DVD
Buy New: $9.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 122090
Format: Ntsc, Color, Full Screen, Special Edition, Director's Cut
Language: English (Unknown)
Rating: Unrated
Number Of Items: 1
Running Time: 56
UPC: 649241836520
EAN: 0649241836520
ASIN: B000BYOH7C
Theatrical Release Date: 2005
Publication Date: 2005
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
|
| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Something is attacking women in the underground Arizona Theater. Watch as a documentary film crew follows the South West Ghost Hunters on an investigation into the ghostly assaults. They travel to Old Tucson Studios, the set for many famous and classic western films, to discover what is going on in the Arizona Theater. While the Ghost Hunters are investigating using science and reason, two of the female Ghost Hunters, along with the formerly skeptical film producer, are attacked by a sinister force. The attack is caught on tape and leaves you, the audience, to make the decision: Is it really a ghost?Or is it group hysteria?You decide!
|
| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
Like most things "paranormal" I'm not sure, but it was really funny May 3, 2006
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I'm not sure it was a ghost attacking or not, but it was really funny. The investigators are total characters, and I get the feeling they actually are that strange, not just putting it on. Either way, they are funny. My boyfriend and I started calling the two main ones Mutt and Jeff because of the massive size difference. Combine that with their outfits, it was very entertaining.
The ghost attack seemed authentic, especially because I really believed no one new what was going one, what had happened. The girls that felt the presense seemed to really believe something had just assaulted them, and some sort of wierd pulsing orb was got on the IR video, so it could be a ghost. The location was definately different and really cool, you will recognize a lot of the stuff from Young Guns, etc.
The way they investigate the ghost was interesting. They were actually skeptical, instead of coming on the scene convinced. What ended up happening was strange and definately different. But like all things regarding paranormal, and believing is a type of faith, it is really hard to get something definative.
They seemed to come as close as it gets though.
Whatever it is, it is funny and I wouldn't mind getting to know these people in real life.
 Ghost Hunter X: The Arizona Theater (2005) April 1, 2006
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
The DVD was mildly amusing. It showed no paranormal activity to me. The "Ghost Hunters" said they were scientific but I find it hard to believe when their office is filled with New Age crap. They try to crack jokes and be funny but they seemed to try and let the guard down of the viewer and/or skeptic. They made a comment that as soon as they get the equipment set up, the ghost would hide. Apparently it did. The girls seemed to scream on cue when the "Ghost Hunters" walked down to the door ready to save them. The "paranormal" thing caught on tape appeared to be a bat with it's flapping wings. Either side of the object had movement like wings. The picture quality was poor with a lot of off tripod jumpy shots. About all I could say is that I got a good laugh.
 That English chick is hot! And the ghost is freaky. Neat combo. November 28, 2005
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
This was one of the strangest yet really interesting pieces I have seen on the paranormal. It follows these two goofily funny, trenchcoat wearing, smart and really scientific ghost hunters and their team as they check out this creepy old theater. While in there, I have never heard screems quite like the ones emenating from the girls. And poor girls at that. This ghost supposedly only confronts women, so they stick three of the most totally unprepared for anything to happen women you could find in there and when it happens (whatever it is) they scream so loud. And the hot English one moans and screams! If it wasn't so cute and funny, I'd feel really bad for her. The lead ghost hunters (skeptics to the core), even make them do it again! Then they have guys dress up in drag to see if they can fool the ghost! This is hillarious! You gotta check it out.
Serious paranormal investigators........a breath of fresh air!!!! November 15, 2005
4 out of 6 found this review helpful
TV Shows and documentaries aren't hard to come by these days. The market is literally flooded with programs showcasing the paranormal. The vast majority of these programs, however, are lacking one thing.......realism!!!
Ghost Hunter X is what it is, real life ghost hunters exploring the realms of the paranormal from a skeptical, scientific, and real angle! No fluffy psychics, only real, substantial evidence from the best in the business! The Southwest Ghost Hunter's, with their array of colorful investigators, shed new light on ghostly phenomena in a way that is never seen. With an arsenal of cameras and electromagnetic field detectors, they show why Old Tucson Studios is one of the Southwest's most haunted locations.
Beautifully shot, this documentary film about things that go bump in the night has something for everyone!
I can't wait for the next one!!!
Strangely funny and oddly fascinating November 14, 2005
5 out of 7 found this review helpful
The heck with ghosts, this thing is more about people watching than anything else. The two lead investigators are hillarious as they wonder around taking reading chatting about everything from science to bat droppings looking a bit like ectoplasm. It is really funny.
The whole ghost part of this really takes everyone by surprise. They aren't expecting anything to happen and when it does in such a big way, the truly terrified and spooked reactions are something else. And that ghostly image the camerman got by accident is FREAKY!
All in all it is a hillarious time spent with these humorous crumudgens.
|
|
|
| |
