CRITICAL FOCUS
perfectly unhinged
Julie, Zach, and Nevin are just trying to film the third season finale of Paranormal Properties, a ghost-hunting show where sometimes they look for monsters because not finding ghosts every episode can get a little monotonous. When they’re sent to an abandoned farmhouse in rural New York, they’re told shadow figures, strange noises, and unexplained occurrences have plagued the property. A nighttime investigation is sure to expose the truth. But as the shadows lift, the trio has to decide if the truth is worth the turmoil. Or their lives.
A look inside…
PARANORMAL PROPERTIES season finale
THE YOUNGSVILLE HOUSE
(SEASON 3: EPISODE 10)
CLICK BELOW TO MEET THE CAST
Julie Jones
· The “talent”
· Researcher
One-liners:
“Should I shove it up your ass now, or do I have to wait until your head gets out of the way?”
“Hi.”
Bugaboos:
Tight spaces
Hobbies:
Running, yoga, and unraveling truths
Zach Gillis
· The “talent”
· Transportation liaison
One-liners:
“Welcome to the shit morgue.”
“Store’s closed!”
Bugaboos:
Three o’clock
Hobbies:
Diaphragm-graphic breathing, night vision glasses, and knowing what shirts want
Nevin Hayden
·Cameraman
·Audio
One-liners:
“Yepperoo.”
“Forks.”
Bugaboos:
Bad lighting
Hobbies:
Racking focus, capitalizing on the golden hour, and kitchenware
About the author
Meredith Dimick
Meredith Dimick is an indie author who loves words, exercise, and 15-minute naps. She is an editor with a bachelor’s in English and journalism who coaches youth sports, practices positive self-talk, and values sincerity over sarcasm. She also swears a lot.
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“A thorough investigation of interpersonal relationships. And
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