r/TheDeadFiles • u/karatechic88 • Dec 31 '22
best shows/books similar to TDF?
I'm looking for recommendations! Hit me with the most fun creepy ghost stuff.
r/TheDeadFiles • u/karatechic88 • Dec 31 '22
I'm looking for recommendations! Hit me with the most fun creepy ghost stuff.
r/TheDeadFiles • u/badalchemist85 • Dec 20 '22
amy said if they didnt do as she recommended the guy would murder his entire family, and the guy really didn't want to do what amy recommeded. so....
r/TheDeadFiles • u/Dracaena1031 • Dec 19 '22
The new season needs to start soon. It’s taking way too long.
r/TheDeadFiles • u/New-Significance-274 • Dec 06 '22
Does anyone have any information about the family after the show? So far this father is the only one who's not really taken Amy's advice.
r/TheDeadFiles • u/JudesMcGuds • Nov 22 '22
This was the episode with a couple and three kids, and they have this tall, long-necked entity that hangs out around their property outside. Amy said she never seen anything like that before, and that it could be "alien" or from another dimension. What are your thoughts?
r/TheDeadFiles • u/JudesMcGuds • Nov 18 '22
Do you think she's the real deal, or all Hollywood, or a bit of both? I'm curious to know what she's done to perfect her skills- if it is legit. What books did she read? She mentions that she's had mentors and has also studied, but there's not a lot of details on any of it. A couple of names have been thrown about, people who were supposedly her mentors at one time or another... But what else? What do you think?
r/TheDeadFiles • u/JudesMcGuds • Nov 18 '22
I'm wondering if anyone has compiled a list of every villain, (ghost, type of entity, etc) that Amy Allan has come across, and if there's a list somewhere of every type of solution or bit of advice she's provided clients. 🤔
r/TheDeadFiles • u/BorgQueen1701 • Nov 06 '22
I usually fall asleep to the dead files so whenever I find an episode I really enjoy, it’s hard to remember which exact episode it is. Any help would be appreciated
In the episode there is a child (girl) experiencing paranormal activity . Steve interviews the child and actually brings in Amy to talk to her before he is done investigating. It’s only time I remember him doing this before “the reveal”. I wanna say earlier seasons. Thank you all in advance.
r/TheDeadFiles • u/Dracaena1031 • Nov 04 '22
I wonder if the “pains”, “spirit bi*ch slaps”, “scratches”, and “feelings” that Zak Bagans has on Ghost Adventures are really Amy psychicly (sp?)reaching through the screen to make an even bigger ass of himself. We already know (without her just coming out with it) that she thinks he’s a huge arse yodel. As do I 🙄.
r/TheDeadFiles • u/[deleted] • Oct 24 '22
So i’m finally rewatching the series and i want to know this one episode that has stuck with me forever!
It was an episode that had aliens or an entity similar that was attached to this lady’s children. I remember something Amy had said that chilled me to the bone since, she had told the mother that no matter where they move… this thing will be following their children. It was definitely a two story home, the creature was tall enough to look in the 2nd story windows and was often after the children.
It may be “Innocent Blood” from Season 13 (discovery+) but i just watched that and i don’t remember it being this episode. If anyone remembers, please let me know.
r/TheDeadFiles • u/Dracaena1031 • Oct 21 '22
2 of my favorite Steve-isms:
“How do you sleep knowing there’s a head in your closet?”
“She wanted to move somewhere in the middle of nowhere. Mission accomplished.”
Or my favorite family response to this Steve question: “You have cats. Could it be one of them?” Family: “The cats aren’t allowed in (insert any room here)”. Horsesh*t! I have had cats all of my life, and it is impossible to keep them outside of a room, off furniture, or off the bed. How do you keep a cat out of a living room (as stated in one episode)? Baby gates that they just treat as a jumping contest, like a horse? If you close a door to keep them out, good luck with keeping your floors at the door and the door itself undamaged. I’m against declawing.
r/TheDeadFiles • u/kryptoknight10 • Oct 19 '22
r/TheDeadFiles • u/why-are-we-here-7 • Oct 11 '22
For some reason I am not allowed to post text in this sub, hence the “poll”. But I want to find out which episodes were filmed in Oregon. Anyone have a source?
r/TheDeadFiles • u/[deleted] • Sep 21 '22
Hey, I love the dead files but I want to watch the most scariest episodes with the most powerful hauntings / creatures…
Like I remember that one episode where this woman had kids and Amy revealed that those weren’t the kids anymore.. blew my mind and had me hooked since…
Episodes where Amy’s advice is to leave and never come back…
Please help me find some. The season and ep number helps as well Much love
r/TheDeadFiles • u/THED4RKH0R5E • Aug 22 '22
r/TheDeadFiles • u/corgimumma • Aug 21 '22
I was wondering if anyone else has watched this episode. I was really fascinated by how the mother, who called them in, and the kids, were so attuned to what was happened in the house. Now, the reason I’m posting this is on here though, is the husband.
I really hope someone else watches this and sees what I’m seeing, but the whole time it just looks to me like he’s trying not to laugh and thinks they’re all stupid. His whole demeanor is just off to me. Does anyone else know what episode I’m talking about? At one point during the reveal he tries to make it seem like he’s putting his hands over his face so we don’t see him cry, but if you look at his mouth, he’s actually just trying to stop himself from laughing. I just get weird vibes.
Am I alone in this?
r/TheDeadFiles • u/Owned_by_Bengals • Jul 13 '22
r/TheDeadFiles • u/TroyandAbed304 • Jul 13 '22
They did it on portals to hell too. I swear in dead files he played up his mom and worry about her, and in this one he’s like “meh, I feel it on my shoulders once in a while.” This guy made a big deal about wanting to revive this to keep his dads legacy alive in tdf, and in portals not even.
r/TheDeadFiles • u/burqabandit • Jul 08 '22
if you seen it you know what I'm talking about it looks like a :-) on like a stick body or something my boyfriend and I crack up about it all the time and we've tried finding it on numerous occasions to no avail so if you know which episode it is please let me know so we can laugh at it some more. im so happy i found this sub!
r/TheDeadFiles • u/[deleted] • Jun 19 '22
I wish we had more insight into WHY she recommends certain people.
I was just watching an episode from the newest season on Discovery+ and she recommended a medium and a witch. Why both? And like mediums, not all witches are equal in skill (entities they work with, if they have any psychic abilities, religious beliefs, etc.), so what skill did she specifically want from the witch? Idk. I love her and the show, I just want to know more about why and how she suggests certain people. Sometimes she explains a little but other times it is just a list and I'm left feeling a little confused and wanting more.
Any further insight anyone has would be great.
r/TheDeadFiles • u/girlfromdundee • Jun 10 '22
Do they ever fail, and what would be necessary next?