Floridian paranormal investigators have to deal with more than the fact that they’re from Florida when they investigate some local areas of infamy. The so-called “Spirit Box” gets abused as a bunch of awkward people with nothing better to do look to make a connection with the past. “Intense” music and cuts to “spooky” images you’d find in a goth high-schooler’s search history are thrown in while grown-ass men talk to a speaker spewing distorted noises. There’s a psychic who talks about a train accident, some white dude who rambles on about cliffs being cursed, a criminal justice professional who straggles behind and makes some pretty big assumptions about a discarded pitchfork possibly left behind for city workers to use but “most likely” a murder weapon because that’s way more interesting than facts. It’s pretty much every ghost hunting show you’ve ever seen but without the charm or production budget.
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Sunday, October 4, 2026
Cursed Cliffs (2020) (USA)
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Floridian paranormal investigators have to deal with more than the fact that they’re from Florida when they investigate some local areas of infamy. The so-called “Spirit Box” gets abused as a bunch of awkward people with nothing better to do look to make a connection with the past. “Intense” music and cuts to “spooky” images you’d find in a goth high-schooler’s search history are thrown in while grown-ass men talk to a speaker spewing distorted noises. There’s a psychic who talks about a train accident, some white dude who rambles on about cliffs being cursed, a criminal justice professional who straggles behind and makes some pretty big assumptions about a discarded pitchfork possibly left behind for city workers to use but “most likely” a murder weapon because that’s way more interesting than facts. It’s pretty much every ghost hunting show you’ve ever seen but without the charm or production budget.
Floridian paranormal investigators have to deal with more than the fact that they’re from Florida when they investigate some local areas of infamy. The so-called “Spirit Box” gets abused as a bunch of awkward people with nothing better to do look to make a connection with the past. “Intense” music and cuts to “spooky” images you’d find in a goth high-schooler’s search history are thrown in while grown-ass men talk to a speaker spewing distorted noises. There’s a psychic who talks about a train accident, some white dude who rambles on about cliffs being cursed, a criminal justice professional who straggles behind and makes some pretty big assumptions about a discarded pitchfork possibly left behind for city workers to use but “most likely” a murder weapon because that’s way more interesting than facts. It’s pretty much every ghost hunting show you’ve ever seen but without the charm or production budget.
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