Ghostwatch
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- Year:
- 1992
- 91 min
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The programme
you're about to watch
is a unique live investigation
of the supernatural.
some viewers
may find to be disturbing.
No creaking gates,
no Gothic towers,
no shutter windows,
yet, for the past 10 months,
this house has been the focus
of an astonishing barrage
of supernatural activity.
This footage was shot
by parapsychologists
investigating the case.
Now, you're about to see
one of the incidents
that have earned
this house its reputation.
-Let's see what you think.
-I can't sleep.
Turn the light off.
Mum said if you don't...
All right. All right.
(BANGING)
Mum.
Mum. Mum! Mummy,
it's back! It's back!
-Mum!
-Mum.
Mum. Mum.
-Help me.
-(SCREAMING)
-Help me.
-Don't touch me!
-Don't touch me.
(SCREAMING)
-Don't..
-(BOTH SCREAM)
-Quickly!
-Mum! Mum!
-Mum.
-Mum.
(SCREAMING)
(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)
MICHAEL:
So welcome livethis Halloween night
to the first ever
TV Ghostwatch.
That's the scene in
Foxhill Drive in Northolt.
They are outside
broadcasting this
and there, that's the house
where it might
all happen tonight
or it might not. We shall see.
We're going to investigate
one of the most baffling
and fascinating areas
of human experience,
the supernatural.
Tonight, television is going
ghost-hunting
in an unprecedented
scientific experiment,
where we hope to show you
for the first time
irrefutable proof that
ghosts really do exist.
I'm joined in the studio
by Dr Lin Pascoe
to give her expert
technical advice.
Throughout the programme, I'll
be taking other expert opinion
about the supernatural
from both here and America.
You'll be telling us
your ghost stories.
And as our tale unfolds,
we'll be taking your calls
about just what you're seeing.
Well, let's go to the main
location of our programme,
Craig Charles,
a well-known ghost hunter,
is our reporter.
Craig, how are you?
Hi, Michael.
Yeah, I'm fine.
I've taken the Valium, man.
Later on,
we're gonna be interviewing
the medium who tried
unsuccessfully
to exorcise
I wonder if he's heard
from Elvis lately.
All right, there.
With me is Pam Early,
the mum of the house.
-Hello, Pam.
-Hello.
through the whole
spine-tingling story.
THEME)
And after that, you can share
with us your own
supernatural experience
on our very own Halloween
witch-board.
I mean, switchboard.
-Over to you Smithy.
-MIKE:
Thanks, Craig.We'll come back to you
later on.
All right,
this part of the studio
is your part of the studio
this evening, because this is
the phone number
we'd like you to call us on.
You can now see
our Ghostwatch team are here
ready to take your calls.
We particularly
want to hear from you
if you've had
any personal experiences
of ghosts or the supernatural.
Call us now.
As a matter of fact,
of course, Mike Smith
has a very particular reason
on the proceedings tonight.
-Michael.
-Well, so would you,
if your wife had just told you
she was gonna spend
the best part of her night
in the most haunted house
in Britain.
Sarah Greene.
And Sarah is our reporter
who'll be spending the night,
actually,
inside our haunted house.
She was very keen to do it,
I understand, Mike.
Oh, yeah,
jumped at the chance.
Actually, so did I, because
we've both been interested
in ghosts and that weird
sort of stuff.
And to be honest,
sat at home tonight on my own
and watched this programme.
I'm safer here.
MICHAEL:
All right, Mike,thanks a lot.
Now, confrontations, of
course, with the supernatural,
can be devastatingly real.
Let's find out
what effect they've had
on Mrs Early and her family.
So, how destructive has
Mum kept on blaming us
for breaking stuff.
We weren't doing anything.
I've lost track,
really, I have.
Plates, teapots, cups,
a broken tap,
we got this thick smell,
so disgusting, from the tap.
And stains got on clothes from
nowhere, out of thin air.
-And in the central
heating vent.
-The man came, and...
He couldn't understand it,
he said it was impossible.
Everybody said
it was impossible.
I said, "Great. You come
and live with 'impossible'."
So many things
have happened...
You start thinking...
I don't know...
Maybe you've done
something wrong.
It's wrecked my... My house,
my home, my family...
CRAIG:
It's okay.Over to you, Michael.
Dr Lin Pascoe,
it's a disturbing interview,
that, isn't it?
You investigated
the Northolt poltergeist
for eight months, wasn't it?
What can be done
for people like Mrs Early?
According to
the evidence on that film,
clearly she's shattered.
Well, the first thing
we can all do for a start is
believe them.
Well, it's not always
that easy, is it?
Yes, but you can see,
are desperate for help.
Makes me so angry when
you still get people out there
denying that these things
even happen.
All right, Dr Pascoe,
for the moment, thank you
very much indeed.
Lin Pascoe will be giving
her expert commentary
right throughout
the programme.
And by the way, for those
night owls amongst you,
we'll be here with updates
roughly every hour,
right through the night.
Well,
now it's high time we met
our intrepid ghost-watcher,
Sarah Greene.
First hospital watch, Sarah,
now a ghost watch,
big difference.
I love a mystery,
and who knows, we may get to
the bottom of this one.
Actually, my own experience
with things ghostly,
albeit very brief,
was so intriguing,
I thought I might
get the chance to learn
a bit more tonight.
Well, perhaps,
we might get a chance
to hear more of your story
later on.
Yeah, if we get
an opportunity, I'd love to.
Actually, Smithy was there
when I had my encounter
with what I think was a ghost.
-But he wasn't quite as struck
as me, there, were you...
-Well, no. Well, yes.
I mean, I think,
this is the right environment
Yeah, that's why I get
sent out here to the frontline
and you stay all cosy
and safe and sound
in the studio, isn't it?
Well, good luck,
and I'll see you later.
Now, before we go into
the lion's den,
I'd like to introduce you
to Alan Demescu.
He is an electronics engineer,
and a member of the Society
for Psychical Research.
Now, Alan,
we have a whole array
of technology here with us.
What are you hoping
to discover tonight?
Well, the paranormal covers
a wide range of aspects,
but tonight,
we're concentrating on
what we call,
"Spontaneous cases."
What are they exactly?
Well, anything from
inexplicable noises,
footsteps, knocking,
irrefutive voices, presences,
er, electrical interference,
say, you know, your TV,
lights, telephone...
Right along at the far end
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