Sure, ‘Ghost Brothers’ May Be Fake, but Does It Even Matter?

Sure, ‘Ghost Brothers’ May Be Fake, but Does It Even Matter?

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According to a press release, the original Ghost Brothers featured televisions’ first African-American paranormal investigation team — best friends Dalen Spratt, Juwan Mass, and Marcus Harvey — as they “uncover whether some unique, legendary haunted houses are the real deal.”

“All raised in religious households, the Ghost Brothers were taught that ‘messing’ with the dead is dangerous business, but some unexplained experiences of their own piqued their intense fascination, ultimately driving them to find out firsthand just how spooky the supernatural can be,” the press release added.

And viewers gave the show — which aired on Destination America and TLC between 2016 and 2017 — some rave reviews on IMDb. 

“These guys are awesome,” one person wrote. “They’re very likable, down to earth and hysterical. This show deserves so much more attention!”

Another observed: “This is really one of the best paranormal ghost hunting shows out there. It was quite a surprise to stumble on this gem. The investigations are interesting, tense with the right amount of comedy relief. The hosts/paranormal investigators are A+. They are engaging, fun to watch, and — most notably — respectful of the ghosts they are investigating. It’s just a perfect blend of ghost hunting, evidence and comedy. Great show!”

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