Netflix seems to have realised what people want, and that’s good documentary series about spooky stuff, and it looks like they’re going to do a new one on haunted houses.
It’s been revealed that Netflix is going to be making a new documentary series which will explore the most haunted houses in the United States.
There are a lot of haunted houses in the US, and some of the most famous ones are reportedly going to be explored in this new Netflix series.
It’s been suggested that this Netflix series will could to such haunted houses as the house that inspired the Amityville movie.
This house in question is located at 112 Ocean Avenue in the city of Amityville, which is in New York state.
It became notorious after what happened to the residence George and Kathy Lutz.
They claimed to have been in contact with paranormal entities at the house.
Could this new Netflix series be called Most Haunted Houses of America?
The Haunting Of Hill House was one of Netflix’s most-popular shows of 2018 – Credit: Netflix
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People do love watching those shows in which people spend a night or two in supposedly very haunted places, however, given that this will be a Netflix series, they might want to do something a little bit different with their shows.
They might opt to go into these houses histories rather than have people spend nights in them where nothing really happens and it just ends up being a load of that night vision shaky-cam stuff.
No, this series ill undoubtedly go into more historical detail on the events that took place in the houses, which is what people want to know about anyway.
I’m also guessing they’ll use a little bit of that $18 billion Netflix is planning on spending on original content this year to make this show.
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Did this ever become a show?