Zak is dramatic...we know this, he's an Aries...its one of the things that makes us love him most.Me being psychically-inclined...I always worry about Zak's safety, and this film was no different. And proof is in the pudding...his eyesight is permanently damaged after his interactions with the house.I feel like the documentary was too short? Anyone else feel that way? And I also feel like the actual lock in, which is what we all were waiting for...it definitely had the GA vibe of all the "cool stuff happening" at the very end, which was about 5 minutes or so compared the the other 80+ minutes of interview footage, etc. But OH THAT FIVE MINUTES was intense and worth the wait.Ultimately tearing the house down was the absolute best decision, and hopefully he had holy people come and consecrate the empty lot afterwards so that the land itself is cleansed and free from any nasty energies that may have lingered.Bravo, Zak and everyone who made it all the way through working on the film...I feel like we really got to see more of Zak as a filmmaker and really spread his wings a bit without having to keep things more PG for TV, etc.My heart goes out to everyone negatively affected by the Demon House, I hope that they are recovered or on their way to peace.Well done.

Zak Bagans is at his best when he has the time to give all the details and background to an investigation... Ghost Adventures can sometimes feel disjointed or too "entertain-y". And he has the courage to get personal. Hope he does more of this format

Super creepy! Keep's you on the edge of your seat. The Demon House will show you that evil does exist.

I enjoyed the docu on the Demon House not what I was expecting gave me chills would recommend .