No.

But there was the whole, like, first half of the investigation, we got, we thought we got nothing.

But actually, like, our, our GoPros and cameras in the distance caught people messing around in another room, or someone messing around in a closet.

But we didn't know that.

We just thought, well, this, this location, you know, isn't haunted.

We're the first people to investigate this location.

So we're like, yeah, you know, there's nothing here.

And I was like, oh, that gave me chills.

Oh, yeah.

And the theater was sick.

It was like a magic theater.

And I was like, I really ...

There's, like, stories that go back to the 1800s that, like, it's really haunted, and I really wanted to film in this theater.

And we started planning this series last November.

So I've had this location, like, thought of and under my belt for months at this point.

Really? Why is that?

Doing this film about King's Opera House, did you already have ideas that you wanna continue doing paranormal things?

Uh, yeah.

Well, right after, I kinda was like, "Okay, I did the paranormal documentary.

I think it's time to move on to do, like, another feature film that isn't a documentary." Since I, you know, got a paycheck from Amazon and the King Opera, I was like, "I'm gonna try to make a low-budget feature film." And that's kinda what I did all of 2024, was I wrote a horror film.

I asked my friend Lily to be in it.

And when we started, it was like the first day of filming the [laughs], the, the film, we just, like, we started filming and it just didn't feel right.

Like, something was off, so we canceled the whole production after [laughs] like putting all this money into it.

That's so crazy

Now, were you also interested in the paranormal when you were young, or did you have some experiences that kinda piqued your curiosity?

Yeah, I, I definitely ...

So we built m- the house that I live in, or at least we knew the people that built it, so I knew it wasn't haunted.

But one of the first movies my dad showed me was Ghostbusters, [laughs] and this was, like, when I was, like, three.

And that introduced me to, you know, movies, but also introduced me to the paranormal, even though it's, like, a fictional part of the paranormal.

But in 2007, Ghost Adventures started airing on TV, and my family would always sit down and watch it.

Uh, like, we would watch it as a family.

But Emily came across during that.

Doing this film about King's Opera House, did you already have ideas that you wanna continue doing paranormal things?

Uh, yeah.

Well, right after, I kinda was like, "Okay, I did the paranormal documentary.

I think it's time to move on to do, like, another feature film that isn't a documentary." Since I, you know, got a paycheck from Amazon and the King Opera, I was like, "I'm gonna try to make a low-budget feature film" And that's kinda what I did all of 2024, was I wrote a horror film.

I asked my friend Lily to be in it.

And when we started, it was like the first day of filming the [laughs] the, the film, we just...

Like, we started filming, and it just didn't feel right.

That's so crazy

Now, were you also interested in the paranormal when you were young, or did you have some experiences that kinda piqued your curiosity?

Yeah, I, I definitely ...

So we built m- the house that I live in, or at least we knew the people that built it.

So I knew it wasn't haunted, but one of the first movies my dad showed me was Ghostbusters.

[laughs] And this was, like, when I was, like, three.

And that introduced me to, you know, movies, but also introduced me to the paranormal, even though it's, like, a fictional part of the paranormal.

But in 2007, Ghost Adventures started airing on TV, and my family would always sit down and watch it.

But Emily came across during that.