Kris Williams has the best job in the world. As co-lead investigator with Ghost Hunters International, she gets to travel the world, stay up all night, and hunt ghosts. Pretty much everything we thought would be awesome as kids. Also, waffles.
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It’s probably pareidolia, but it might be the agitated spirits of dead inmates. In the black, with the only light being the moonlight shining through the cells’ narrow skylights and bulbs in the KII meter, it’s easy to abandon reason and go with haints.
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We got to go on a ghost hunt this weekend at Eastern State Penitentiary, led by Kris Williams. In the dark, knowing you’re in one of the most haunted places in America, knowing that violent people died violently there, you’re pretty much guaranteed to see or hear something.
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If you’re starting to get tired of story-less white people running around abandoned haunted buildings, then Mun2’s From Beyond is for you.
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On Tuesday, the first episode of Marcel’s Quantum Kitchen aired on the Syfy Channel. The oddity of a food show on Syfy is not lost on me, but I think it works. Molecular gastronomy isn’t terribly new, but it isn’t quite mainstream either. So when it was announces that Top Chef’s Marcel Vigneron would be [...]
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For all of the flack Syfy gets for not being science fiction, two things can be said about the network. One: they take huge risks in their programming, and two: they provide a home for the strange and unusual (i.e. WWE Smackdown). Enter Marcel’s Quantum Kitchen. Top Chef alum Marcel Vigneron is famous for his [...]
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Thank you for bringing to life something that is fun, and interesting. Thank you for showing people how hard it is to make the magic that people make. Thank you for giving us another season to look forward to. Thank you for doing something right.
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The viewing public has somehow turned into voyeurs of dysfunction. At least in the days of gladiators, the people fighting each other had some modicum of skill as barbaric as it was. This notion of watching real people being terrible to each other, it doesn’t make sense that this would be entertainment but there it is. Is there a cure for Toxic TV. At this point no. Apparently the more vile and revolting the better. All you have to do is look at the journey one recent celebrity has taken down the rabbit hole of madness to see this proven. Not only is he getting more attention than he had before, but he’s turned his dysfunction into some sort of twisted entertainment.
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Am I the only one here watching Face Off on Syfy? Not that I’m a reality show junkie or anything, but I’m a sucker for creative competition shows.
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