Ghost Hunt did its job well for something that tries to be "old school" scary as opposed to "monsters at every turn" scary. The people behind it actually try to play up the actual SUSPENSE. And it's done using characters that actually come off as PEOPLE rather than "humanized cliches" I've been sick of seeing.
The story arcs within Ghost Hunt are actually humane and touching when they want to. If you "have a heart," you'd be able to feel for the main characters (as the story progresses) and find out why they act how they act.
I might as well tell you this story about how I was living in my studio apartment back in Sacramento before I moved to Sparks (NV) last year. The door to the bathroom made a "knock" sound whenever I was using the shower; and I wasn't ruling out "poltergeistal activity" as one of the reasons.
(That story won me a Ghost Hunt DVD boxset, and a book about a spooky Texas house, from FUNimation.)
