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Real Haunts: Ghost Towns is a feature documentary film that delves into the mystique, history and haunts of some of America's most famous and unusual ghost towns. "The Beard of Knowledge" Mark Hall-Pa…
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Real Haunts: Ghost Towns is a feature documentary film that delves into the mystique, history and haunts of some of America's most famous and unusual ghost towns. "The Beard of Knowledge" Mark Hall-Patton is the guide through this fascinating journey to meet "The Sheriff" of Gold Point, Nevada. In his most intimate interview to date. Walter Kremin reveals secrets of the ghost town he owns and runs and hosts a family of ghost hunters from Las Vegas (Mom, Dad and Son) who discover some real unexplained activity here. This feature film also features the owners of Hollywood's favorite ghost town, Nelson Nevada, with a married couple who has owned it since 1975. They reveal the true stories of Hollywood productions in their Eldorado Canyon, including their memories of Donnie and Marie Osmond making a music video here and the finale of the film "3000 Miles to Graceland" where Kevin Costner blows up a plane. The Landon family, who are searching for the unknown, also explore a haunted Silver Mine in this area. Plus featured is a first look at the Area 51 depository, the McCaw School of Mines in Las Vegas. There, the curator meets up with the Landons who investigate the various vehicles and artifacts from the Nevada Test Site and discover more than they expected. Also featured is a trip to Vegas past with Mr. Patton who visits the remains of the very first non-gaming attraction, that just so happens to be a ghost town attraction called "The Last Frontier". Exclusive and restored vintage footage of this attraction is presented for the first time in this film, as is an intimate look at the present condition of part of this attraction that still remains at the Clark County Museum. This documentary film also tells the bonding story of Josh, Aidan and Heather Landon who discover more than just the ghosts as they make their way through the various Nevada ghost town locales.
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Real Haunts: Ghost Towns is a feature documentary film that delves into the mystique, history and haunts of some of America's most famous and unusual ghost towns. "The Beard of Knowledge" Mark Hall-Patton is the guide through this fascinating journey to meet "The Sheriff" of Gold Point, Nevada. In his most intimate interview to date.
Walter Kremin reveals secrets of the ghost town he owns and runs and hosts a family of ghost hunters from Las Vegas (Mom, Dad and Son) who discover some real unexplained activity here. This feature film also features the owners of Hollywood's favorite ghost town, Nelson Nevada, with a married couple who has owned it since 1975. They reveal the true stories of Hollywood productions in their Eldorado Canyon, including their memories of Donnie and Marie Osmond making a music video here and the finale of the film "3000 Miles to Graceland" where Kevin Costner blows up a plane.
The Landon family, who are searching for the unknown, also explore a haunted Silver Mine in this area. Plus featured is a first look at the Area 51 depository, the McCaw School of Mines in Las Vegas. There, the curator meets up with the Landons who investigate the various vehicles and artifacts from the Nevada Test Site and discover more than they expected.
Also featured is a trip to Vegas past with Mr. Patton who visits the remains of the very first non-gaming attraction, that just so happens to be a ghost town attraction called "The Last Frontier". Exclusive and restored vintage footage of this attraction is presented for the first time in this film, as is an intimate look at the present condition of part of this attraction that still remains at the Clark County Museum.
This documentary film also tells the bonding story of Josh, Aidan and Heather Landon who discover more than just the ghosts as they make their way through the various Nevada ghost town locales..