Evie Bea Twenty

I really liked this film, so much so I've seen it twice.

Blatantly obvious from the start.

I didn't know whether to rate this programme 5 stars as good, for highlighting the terrible police, or 1 for the terrible police. The blatant lies told by the sergeant rapist appalled me, then playing the victim, then developing PTSD suddenly was just too much. How he got away with it was beyond me and the fact that his wife stayed with him is beyond belief. The other officers abusing and traumatising a mentally ill woman in a wheelchair gave me nightmares.

I wasn't keen to watch this not being a huge fan of Martin Freeman. I expected Tim in The Office. However, I was very wrong and was totally impressed by his accent and acting. The domestic violence angle was very accurate and just goes to show that anyone can be a victim. I was disappointed though that Casey didn't manage to get away and start her new life, drug free.

I am a long term fan of paranormal shows but as time goes on and the 'investigators' get younger, the quality diminishes. This in my mind is hysterical children going to creepy houses before tea then scaring themselves stupid and running away. I particularly hate the screaming, from all of them. You have to go in with respect and not rub your hands with glee upon hearing that the residents of a psychiatric hospital were tortured and abused. These poor souls need to be set free by a vicar or priest and not tormented into the hear after by silly children.

I'm a fan of Katrina, and Jack seems like a very nice man. However, this programme is seriously lacking in evidence and seems to be the usual cliffhanger just before the adverts. It's strange how all the witnesses see the spirits/angry entity yet when Katrina and Jack arrive you are lucky to get an EVP.

I don't know about anyone else but every time they say, 'did you hear that?' I hear nothing. I even turn the TV up and hear nothing. The people calling them in get better footage and EVP than they do! I won't be watching again.