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More Ghosts, More Shakes

October 3rd, 2009 by John Wolfe

Ghosthunting and Milkshakes is back with their third installment. This time around, the team checks out reports of a haunted bridge in Hutto, Texas. Jake’s Bridge is purported to be the site of a tragic set of events in which a man named “Jake” took the life of his family and then took his own. The crew does have a couple of experiences, including their vehicle seemingly being pushed by an unknown force.

I’m not sure what to make of the whole car experience, but I tend to lean toward David’s explanations. I’d like to know what you guys think.

I know one thing, I’ll be humming that wacky intro tune all day long again! It’s catchy. :) For more info and past Ghosthunting and Milkshakes installments, check out Haunted Report.

Ghost shake photo source: Flickr user tallulahouse

Video source: YouTube user ghostsandshakes

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Ghost Hunting & Milkshakes

August 4th, 2009 by John Wolfe

The title for this entry reminds me of those old Reese’s commercials: “You got milkshake on my ghost hunting.” “Well, you got ghost hunting on my milkshake.” Maybe that wasn’t quite how the dialogue went, but I guess that’s what happens when paranormal investigating meets 31 Flavors. :) From the creative minds of Alex Parrish, Aaron Bramley and David Neff comes just that — a look into their hobby of checking out potential ghostly activity, followed by a trip to the local ice cream shop.

Don’t expect extremely serious ghost hunting here (at least in the presentation). It’s more of a lighthearted, quirky, yet respectful jaunt into the world of the paranormal — that’s why I like it so much. Honestly, it’s about as good as anything related to ghost and spirit investigations on the cable networks, only with a smaller budget and less equipment. During this episode, I especially enjoyed Alex’s humorous nod to the Ghost Adventures program, when she references ‘the lockdown.’

Quirkiness aside, they do uncover a few interesting anomalies and personal experiences during an EVP session. In this second installment, they’re checking out an old Walgreen’s store which is now used as a haunted house (The Mansion of Terror) during Halloween.

For more info on Ghost Hunting and Milkshakes, including the first episode, check out their site: The Haunted Report.

Photo Source: Whisk Blog

Video Source: You Tube user -ghostsandshakes

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