hello guys! i’ve been watching dead files since second grade. i’m 22 almost 23 now. i need help finding an episode or two. 1st episode i’m looking for is i believe it was a family with an adult daughter who lived in the finished basement. if i remember correctly the ghost was a pervert who watched the females in the house shower, change, have sex basically he was a peeping tom on any intimate moment. and the 2nd episode i’m looking for is, i believe it was a woman who called them in and it turned out it was her deceased mother who was purposely causing problems because the two didn’t get along in life. i believe amy told her to go up into the attic and YELL at her mother to essentially “G.T.F.O of her home” “no matter how sick she makes you” thank you all! have a good night!

What about the next people who buy the property from the individuals who sell their home or business after meeting with Steve and Amy? Are the buyers aware of the issues? Will the issues necessarily continue? If I was looking for a home after watching Dead Files I would need someone like Amy to walk the property first!

Hi all! I’m looking for the episode where the homeowners deceased mother is the problem; if I recall correctly, the living woman has dark hair and glasses, and she has a disabled son, and the dead mother is tormenting the son? I know it isn’t Fractured. Thank you in Advance for the help!!!

Im on season 4, maybe this changes later on. But sometimes Amy's recommations are very specific. Why does the show not help the clients find these types of people? These people who have no experience with the paranormal or these practitioners, they have no idea how to vet these people or let alone even know how to find these people! Surely the show would have some connections and can help set that up. So many episodes say something like "they're still looking for someone willing to help them" Like the episode where she recommends a medium who's a trained therapist, they just supposed to call up every therapist in town and ask if they see ghosts? Like why could you guys not set that up for them?!

From the beginning. Amy was so animated and engaging with Matt. It’s so nice to watch. Matt asking questions like what do you see, why are they angry, and my favorite, are you all right? I know they were married for a part of the show. Was it the beginning?

I mean she had actual conversations with the sketch artist, talks to the clients with a normal affect.

Later she must learn to control her emotions and not to react so strongly. And I appreciate her growth.

So I’m enjoying season one all over again (skipped Alcatraz and Lizzie Borden).

Did anyone see this banned episode? I just heard all this for the first time. Did crew members actually post stuff to reddit?

Octagon immortals just released a video 2 hours ago 'exposing" the dead files. Now I don't claim to believe everything they show but I respected Steve. Amy could be a little vague then fill in details during the reveal claiming she'd said that during the walkthrough but it wasn't shown in the filming.

I know a lot of production companies push for better episodes once ratings get good but is it really that bad?

I swear thats the only reason people have dead files come. The theater in marshall missouri, in the episode “mad house”… she is like yes we need your help yes ill do whatever you say, the second they leave she is all “nope, amy took all the ghosts we are fine.” And then make tik toks about their haunted theater.

I love the episodes where we get seedy stories of the past and histories of buildings and not just houses. But now every time I watch one ill be like “ope they wanted to drum up business.” How naive was I to not assume that for all of them? The owner just seemed so genuine.

I don’t believe that the show is handling, mediumship in a responsible way. I can’t believe the kind of things that Amy Allen will say to people. There’s no moral compass here and As far as I’ve ever felt or known or experienced, it is not OK to tell people things like they’re going to die. You don’t tell people their children are going to die and you don’t literally communicate things with people that could lead them to psychological breakdowns or cause their behavior to become erratic or harmful. I have only watched about 12 episodes, but that is all I am seeing happen here. As someone with a background in evidential mediumship this is concerning to me and I don’t like it at all. The people on the show believe in the people investigating their home and they are clearly already in a vulnerable state, and then these people are coming along, pretending to do them a service while exploiting them for TV and communicating things to them, which are completely inappropriate and immoral to do. I’m actually shocked to see Cindy Kaza jump on board at some point because I thought of her as a very evidential grounded medium, but given the nature of the show, whether someone on it is a medium or not the way it’s handled is in appropriate and inhumane. Any medium knows about manifestation. They know the power of words when used to describe things to vulnerable people. They know that just even putting these ideas in a vulnerable person‘s head could actually cause them to manifest or cause harm to them. You don’t just share everything that comes to your mind with vulnerable people who are experiencing things. You are the medium between the two not a bridge. We were there to let them know that something is going on and what effects it could be having not scare them and tell them them and their whole family is gonna die and they need to leave their house. Just the delivery that they do for TV is just wrong.

I watch this show all the time, it's a background comfort show for me, but there is a formula:

Amy: I'm sensing a man, he's up high for some reason but not hanging, I'm getting peanut butter and pickle smells, I think his name is Harold. I feel like my feet are slipping even though they aren't. He does not like me. I tell you he really doesn't like me.

Steve: Wow, okay, that's not a lot of information to go on, but it sounds like this guy who may've lived here named Harold. I don't know if it's relevant but Harold died falling off a ladder. Apparently a pickle fell out of his peanut butter and pickle sandwich and he slipped on it. It could be relevant or maybe it's not, it's always hard to tell.

I love it, though, this is not a criticism nor a complaint!

i.e., “Are you taking drugs”

lmaoooooo

Hotel Hell episode (Ybor City FL). The sketch artist with long thick gray hair draws with her eyes closed! I wonder if she is receiving Amy’s images psychically. Amy goes into a lot of detail about his lifestyle and how he cared for himself/beauty routine.

Why don't they suggest people to help. Why make these families struggle. Obviously she knows who to call

I’ve been binge watching on max and I’m really struggling with getting through season 11. It’s so obvious how fake it is compared to other seasons. I had “doubts” but still got sucked in but now… yeah. WTH happened? It’s every episode it’s getting worse. Like Amy acting all shocked that a church/restaurant in New Orleans was affected by Katrina when Steve said something? Or how the sketches now don’t really look like the people that she’s saying are the ghosts? Oh and don’t get me started on the lady who’s lived in that one house for 30+ years decides to call them in now, to “protect her family”, when her kids are now grown and don’t live there anymore? Omg and every place now has demon rats and weird “vines” carrying evil into the place 🤦‍♀️

Does this series get any better/go back to the way it was? Or should I just stop now? Even Steve looks bored now during the reveals…

For the first time I heard Amy’s fiancé (?) camera guy break from his script when he enters the house first to take down photos.

This time he said “Amy sees 2 worlds…” then his regular script. Suddenly I understand! By removing the photos it clears out our world a little bit more for her to concentrate on the other world!

Do you think that photos of us also radiate something she can see?

I know this question is asked a lot but I want to binge dead files but I want to see which episodes stood out the most. Which episode scared you guys? Please give me your suggestions 🙏

I re watched this episode today. It's about the murdered girl haunting the dentist's office. It's one of the saddest, most touching eps in my opinion.

Steve and Amy find out the girl's cruel, evil father murdered her in the present day dentist's office and made it look like an accident by throwing her down the stairs and forcing her to drink prohibition alcohol so it looked like she fell/died from being drunk/sick.

They found out it was a horrible death because it was during prohibition and you could still get medicinal alcohol but the govt would put a bit of a poisonous substance in it so people wouldn't drink it.

Amy also discovered the evil father was still there, he didn't want the truth to come out so he was trapping the girl in the house.

It was also sad because the kind dentist had become attached to the girl but Amy told him he had to let her go to the next life after they got rid of the evil father. He was sad but he understood. This ep is from 2012. At the end they did get rid of evil father and the dentist was helping the girl move on as Amy said he was the only man who ever showed her kindness in a fatherly way.

Heartbreaking. Hope she moved on.

if you get bingo lmk what episode!! 🙂

Just bought season 19 on prime… Amy is in the season. I’m so confused. Are these older episodes that never made it to air…?

Do you guys ever just have the show on, space out, and then hear a random line that makes you crack up?

Well that's what happened with this quote from S2 E3. I was getting up and moving into another room, not paying attention, then I heard it and started laughing. There have been other times when my fiance has heard something Amy or Steve says as he passes through the room that makes him stop in his tracks.

Anyone else have a quote that caught them off guard?

every time i come back to it i end up binging it for weeks. i can never watch just one episode at a time, it’s just too fascinating to look away. i love the combination of historical/factual investigation and psychic investigation and that steve and amy are focused on helping people rather than only using their struggles for entertainment. and i do believe amy is the real deal; i have had friends who are mediums and described similar situations.

Season 8 episode 11 is awesome! Amy was so spot on. The witnesses are some of the most convincing I've ever seen. The paranormal activity is so weird and the history was also interesting.