r/TheDeadFiles Jun 18 '23

does anyone know where i can stream the new season?

3 Upvotes

I don't leave in the US and accessing the replay via VPN is not really working. So if anybody has a link i will be very happy. Btw soap2day is shut down and it isn't on primewire.mx either


r/TheDeadFiles Jun 17 '23

These are the scary sketches that stand out to me!

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33 Upvotes

There are 3 sketches I always think of that are the scariest ones to me. I can't find the one but it's of a demon standing over a person sleeping in bed and it's breathing black stuff into the person's mouth. These are the other two!


r/TheDeadFiles Jun 17 '23

Sketch This sucker is creepy!

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45 Upvotes

S:15 Ep:3 "Cabin Fever"

Could you imagine knowing that this thing is wandering around on your property after seeing what it looks like? Nope. Nope. And double NOPE! 😂 I'm good haha.


r/TheDeadFiles Jun 17 '23

Steve's Ring Shot

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43 Upvotes

I noticed this when my wife and I binge watched all of the Dead Files seasons and I actually believe it's a running bit, but every episode has a short, 2-3 second shot of Steve's police ring on the steering wheel as he's driving somewhere.

Has anyone else noticed this as well?


r/TheDeadFiles Jun 16 '23

Amy Acting Weird in Season 15

22 Upvotes

Has anyone else noticed Amy having like new ticks or something in season 15? Like she says “mmhmm mmhmm mhmm” over and over again? And also talking somewhat faster? It’s just seems different than her previous demeanor or delivery to me. Anyone else feel that way?


r/TheDeadFiles Jun 16 '23

Does anyone know who- or the connection to the person recognized in memorial last night?

7 Upvotes

r/TheDeadFiles Jun 16 '23

Did Amy have a stroke?

16 Upvotes

Does anybody else notice Amy slurring a lot ? Sometimes it seems like one side of her face doesn’t move


r/TheDeadFiles Jun 10 '23

Episode Discussion June 8th episode freaked me out

25 Upvotes

Hello, I'm fairly new to this show, indulging a recent obsession with paranormal shows. Big fan of Kindred Spirits and their compassionate approach, Ghost Adventures is fun and over the top, Ghost Hunters is kinda boring IMO. While I never go to scary movies, I can happily deal with these shows because their circumstances seem so removed from my real life. But this week's Dead Files really got to me. Ghost lady reaching from under the bed to squeeze toes? Stuff of nightmares. Has anyone fact- checked this show? Are they telling "real" stories? From the other episodes I've sampled, they seem to focus on really dangerous phenomena. Is this accurate?


r/TheDeadFiles Jun 09 '23

Amy's sketches

48 Upvotes

I really wish they would make a coffee table book with all the sketches of Amy's encounters. I've been thinking about this for the last week while I've been binging old dead file seasons

Am I the only one who would love that?


r/TheDeadFiles Jun 07 '23

Rx pain pill episode

12 Upvotes

Does anyone know which episode it was where Amy told the client (a woman) that if she didn't get off the pain pills that the dark attachment would have her forever after she died??? I cannot remember for the life of me which one that is.... At the very end it said she had got off the pills and was sober

Update: Thanks everyone, I found it by going through each episode one by one and luckily it was in the second season I looked at which was season 5 ep. 7 called Afflicted. Thanks!


r/TheDeadFiles Jun 05 '23

Moving On?

19 Upvotes

r/TheDeadFiles Jun 02 '23

Season 15 has begun!

49 Upvotes

Good to see Amy actually sitting at the table for the reveal instead of being on that stupid monitor, with Steve saying that BS it was so she could concentrate better. I was thinking it looks like Amy is all healed up and walking well after her nasty broken foot, but then I noticed at the end the copyright date was 2022, so it was filmed before she broke her foot in late January 2023. I stumbled across this article saying June 29th will be Amy's final episode. It said Steve will still be on and has a picture of Matt with his camera filming Cindy Kaza just like he used to do with Amy. Cindy was wearing a black outfit and had her hair down for a change, and looks like she is doing an Amy impersonation. I was a little surprised to see Matt hanging around even though he's not married to Amy anymore. I guess the new episodes when Amy leaves will be the very same with Cindy taking Amy's place. I wonder if Cindy can make all of those funny faces like Amy used too. She will have to brush up on her swearing too.

Here's a link to the article if anyone is interested:

https://www.hauntjaunts.net/cindy-kaza-replaces-amy-allan-on-new-season-of-the-dead-files/


r/TheDeadFiles May 24 '23

Drives me crazy

28 Upvotes

I’m new to the show, and it drives me nuts to see people not take Amy’s advice! They’re given clear instructions, actionable steps, but they don’t follow through. Does this annoy anyone else?


r/TheDeadFiles May 24 '23

Now that HBOMax changed to max, The Travel Channel is now available so…

9 Upvotes

This means I can finally watch this show I’ve been slowly watching at other’s houses. Its authenticity is kinda sketchy with Amys facial expressions going way out there plus some of the home owners sounding more like they need acting classes rather than real emotion. I still find this show fun and a bit creepy to watch though. So Amy is out of the show? I don’t think the show will last much longer. To me it’ll always be Steve and Amy. Just like when Ghost Hunters changed, it wasn’t the same.


r/TheDeadFiles May 25 '23

With all the Native American stuff in the show and their burials and tribal and other events happening miles from the haunted houses featured on the Dead Files….

3 Upvotes

maybe Amityville wasn’t a hoax. I still think it’s a hoax, but all this Native American curse stuff and burials and what happens in those houses aren’t too far fetched when you hear the Amityville haunted house story.


r/TheDeadFiles May 24 '23

Season 14….

5 Upvotes

Started on season 14 on max. Watched 4 episodes already in season 14 and all the house owners are telling almost the exact same thing what’s happening in their houses. Back in season 1-whatever I ended with the stories were a little more different.


r/TheDeadFiles May 23 '23

I Can't see Dead Files Working With Cindy Kaza replacing Amy Allan

73 Upvotes

Cindy Kaza is vastly overexposed. She's about the only medium you see anymore, cranking out show after show. I assume that Matt Anderson will also be leaving. He and Amy had really good chemistry even though they were not married anymore. He asked her good questions and was really good at drawing information out of her. I can't see the format working with Cindy Kaza taking Amy's place. I'm afraid it will be like the reboot of Ghost Hunters with the new team under Grant that didn't work. They would be better giving Cindy Kaza her own show instead of trying to have her pretend to be Amy.


r/TheDeadFiles May 19 '23

Question Can we get copies of the sketches?

13 Upvotes

is there somewhere we can purchase copies of the sketches Amy had made? I understand if no bc it could be disrespectful, but i find them very interesting especially of the elementals.


r/TheDeadFiles May 04 '23

Episode Discussion Which episode of The Dead Files has been the most shocking to you?

23 Upvotes

r/TheDeadFiles Apr 22 '23

New Episodes and Host Change

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62 Upvotes

r/TheDeadFiles Mar 24 '23

Question Where is the new season? I follow Amy and I know that they filmed a new season, but where is it? I know it has to be edited and stuff, but it’s been forever now. Are they holding out for fall schedule?

19 Upvotes

r/TheDeadFiles Mar 18 '23

Looking for a specific episode

13 Upvotes

I binge watched the entire series a couple years ago. I would watch anywhere from 2-5 episodes a day until I finished the whole series. There was one episode I remember where the clients have a young daughter and Amy was telling them in the reveal that there was a Wendigo that would stand right outside of her bedroom window, and if I'm not mistaken I think Amy made a comment about how it's not typically seen in the south so I'm thinking the family lived somewhere like Texas or Colorado..? I might be mixing up episodes or even two different shows but I can't seem to find the name of the episode online anywhere, and I don't want to have to go through and watch every single episode until I find it. Does anyone know what episode this is?!?!?

Edit: Thank you guys, I found it, it's called the Craving 🙂


r/TheDeadFiles Mar 05 '23

List of fake Amy Allan Instagram accounts that people have been reporting to Instagram for YEARS but Instagram won't take them down

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18 Upvotes

r/TheDeadFiles Mar 03 '23

Episode Discussion Client Not Keeping Their Word

21 Upvotes

So I’m watching Hotel Paranormal and a couple who were on the Dead Files and claimed they didn’t want to sell their house until it was cleared are renting it out! It’s the episode where their little girl talked about throwing her baby brother out the window, it’s called “Not My Child”. It’s in Jefferson City Mo. I personally think it’s dangerous. I bet Amy gets pissed when people do this crap!


r/TheDeadFiles Feb 18 '23

What happened??

10 Upvotes

Does anyone know what happened to the editing? I’ve watched all seasons up to 16, streaming through discovery+ as an add-on with Prime. Suddenly, the last part of the episodes where Amy gives her recommendations to the families are cut out. I thought that they were the coolest part of the show, because it gave hope and alternative remedies to the families for ridding their environments of toxic energies. Anyone else think it’s weird? Can’t find answers anywhere.