Paranormal State: Demonic Investigations
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Studio: A&e Home Video Release Date: 09/29/2009
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #30170 in DVD
- Brand: A&E HOME VIDEO
- Released on: 2009-09-29
- Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
- Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
- Formats: Color, DVD, NTSC
- Original language: English
- Number of discs: 1
- Running time: 50 minutes
Features
- PARANORMAL STATE: DEMONIC INVESTIGATIONS (DVD MOVIE)
Customer Reviews
that one star review does not reflect the reality - this show deserves ten stars
Personally, I absolutely disagree with a previous reviewer who provided the show with 1 star just because of "a demonic force is rare." Further, it is very mean and unfair to accuse Ryan in some sort of "religious views" which, in that 1 star reviewer's opinion, "get in his way of being an impartial investigator, and that is why he so frequently cries "Demon"" Sounds ugly, isn't? What has really happened here is that 1 star reviewer has projected their personal lack of comprehension and lack of sensitivity. It seems like that 1 star reviewer has never seen any other episodes of Paranormal State besides this particular DVD, which is solely dedicated to all 5 demonic cases, extracted from each of four seasons during 4 years of Paranormal State. First of all, it is true - a demonic force IS rare, and any priest can tell you that, there is no need to be a rocket scientist to digest this notion. However, for the past four years PRS has become very popular among the American public - and Ryan is receiving hundreds of letters on a daily basis, where people are crying for help from all over the country. The majority of these people have exhausted all their resources available to the public, and PRS is truly their last hope and last resort. It is clearly said within each episode of Paranormal State that only the most difficult cases are chosen for investigation. Therefore, no wonder that in 4 (four) years of constant investigations of hundreds of the most difficult cases, PRS accumulated only 5 (five) episodes of demonic encounters from all over the US. This clearly indicates that a demonic force IS rare. Thus, the statement of that 1 star reviewer makes no sense in regard to Ryan. Second of all - Ryan possesses a huge heart filled with kindness, sensitivity, and empathy towards every single one of his clients. Ryan never leaves any of his clients without providing them with a specific professional help. Ryan always follows up on each of his clients for many months after the case is closed in order to make sure that they are being helped in their recovery from a trauma. Depending on a particular client's issues and emotional condition, Ryan always provides them with a variety of professional help in each episode - whether he invites a Psychic, a Medium, a Psychotherapist, a Psychiatrist, a Counselor, a Priest of any Christian denomination, an Indian Shaman, just name it! - So, what sort of Ryan's "religious views" is it that 1 star reviewer is talking about? Who is Ryan - a Christian, a Shaman, a Pagan, an Atheist, a Scientist, or anyone else? Maybe Ryan is all at once?! How possibly one may judge Ryan's "religious views" without having a clue what those views are about and if they're religious at all? Unless Ryan met that 1 star reviewer in person and secretly confessed about his personal religious beliefs, which I doubt very much so. Don't you?
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I DEARLY LOVE RYAN BUELL AND I AM 71. I LOOK FORWARD TO DECEMBER 15TH ON A&E FOR RYAN BUELL'S PROGRAM.
SHIRL COOPER
Come on....
You know, you'd think by watching this show Demons were hiding in every nook and cranny. Talk to anyone who legitimately investigates the paranormal and you'll find that encountering a genuine demonic force is rare. Talk to the catholic church and ask how many exorcisms have been performed in the last decade. Not many. Yet this show seems set on the notion that almost every haunting is somehow demonic. Personally I think that Ryan's personal religious views get in his way of being an impartial investigator, and that is why he so frequently cries "Demon".




