Netflix To Release Documentary Series About Some Of America’s Most Haunted Locations
Netflix is set to release a new documentary series about some of the most haunted locations in America, which sounds like something we'll all binge our way through in absolutely no time... while cowering under our duvets, of course.
According to Variety, the untitled series is described as a 'gritty and meticulous study' of some of 'America's most haunted locations'.
Details are thin on the ground at this stage, so we don't know where exactly the show will be taking us, but I'd imagine we won't be let down given just how much potential subject material there is - from crumbling stately mansions and former battlegrounds through to eerie mental asylums.
What we do know is that we're in safe hands for our jaunt around America's spookiest spots, as we have director Joe Berlinger at the helm - whose recent credits include this year's Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes and feature film Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, both of which explored the life of notorious serial killer Ted Bundy.
The new series is one of two projects that Netflix has acquired from Ron Howard and Brian Grazer's Imagine Entertainment - the other being a programme about sexual abuse within the Catholic church.
Gabe Spitzer, director of original documentaries at Netflix, said: "The Imagine team have quickly built a first-rate division working with many of the industry's top documentary filmmakers.
"We're excited about the rich and compelling series coming to Netflix and look forward to sharing these with our members around the world."
There's no word yet on any release date for either of Imagine Entertainment's new Netflix shows, but we'll keep you posted.
Netflix is set to release a new documentary series about some of the most haunted locations in America, which sounds like something we'll all binge our way through in absolutely no time... while cowering under our duvets, of course.
According to Variety, the untitled series is described as a 'gritty and meticulous study' of some of 'America's most haunted locations'.
Details are thin on the ground at this stage, so we don't know where exactly the show will be taking us, but I'd imagine we won't be let down given just how much potential subject material there is - from crumbling stately mansions and former battlegrounds through to eerie mental asylums.
What we do know is that we're in safe hands for our jaunt around America's spookiest spots, as we have director Joe Berlinger at the helm - whose recent credits include this year's Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes and feature film Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, both of which explored the life of notorious serial killer Ted Bundy.
The new series is one of two projects that Netflix has acquired from Ron Howard and Brian Grazer's Imagine Entertainment - the other being a programme about sexual abuse within the Catholic church.
Gabe Spitzer, director of original documentaries at Netflix, said: "The Imagine team have quickly built a first-rate division working with many of the industry's top documentary filmmakers.
"We're excited about the rich and compelling series coming to Netflix and look forward to sharing these with our members around the world."
There's no word yet on any release date for either of Imagine Entertainment's new Netflix shows, but we'll keep you posted.