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YouTubers investigate home that inspired horror movie.
Parents Need to Know
Why Age 14+?
Any Positive Content?
Where to Watch
What's the Story?
YouTuber stars Sam and Colby document their weeklong return to the Conjuring House, said to be the most haunted house in America. They embark on this mission because they've promised their followers that they would once they reached 10,000,000 subscribers. They call their stay "Hell Week" and come up with two rules: One: They must sleep on the property every night of the week. And two: They must do whatever they challenge each other to do during their stay.
Is It Any Good?
This melodramatic paranormal investigation is led by YouTubers Sam and Colby, a duo with a history of sensational content. A Week at the Conjuring House's relentless pursuit of the supernatural, and blatant disregard for more plausible explanations, might entertain those who want to believe, but it offers scant satisfaction for the skeptics seeking hard evidence. Dramatic episodes, like Colby's tearful séance supposedly connecting with his grandmother, verge on theatrical rather than truly haunting. Although it promises an electrifying journey for enthusiasts of the genre, the show's repetitive and unsubstantiated proof of the paranormal is likely to leave many viewers unimpressed with what the hosts actually deliver.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about the techniques the hosts use to try to get viewers to watch more of their videos. What is their motivation?
Teens often seek exhilarating experiences due to their developing brains, and horror movies and video games can get their dopamine systems flowing. Remind your child that they can take a break if their emotional engagement feels too intense.
Teens can still be frightened and can still have bad dreams. Know your child, talk about scary content they may be watching, and help them make reasonable choices.
TV Details
- Premiere date : October 22, 2023
- Network : YouTube
- Genre : Reality TV
- TV rating :
- Last updated : December 4, 2023
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