GHOST ATTACK ON SUTTON STREET

Cinemavixion Review

Philip Gardiner's 2012 documentary, 'Ghost Attack on Sutton Street: Poltergeists and Paranormal Entities,' plunges viewers into the chilling atmosphere of the Old Street Market in Sutton Town, a location steeped in spectral lore. Following the dedicated team from Haunted Events UK, the film captures a raw and unsettling investigation into the afterlife. The narrative intensifies rapidly as the team's medium establishes contact with multiple spirits, issuing dire warnings that are soon tested. The subsequent hunt, led by paranormal expert Lee Roberts, delivers a visceral experience, with encounters ranging from the taunts of a child murderer's spirit, chillingly named 'Tap Tap,' to undeniable poltergeist activity. Thermal imaging reveals inexplicable humanoid forms, and the team witnesses firsthand the unsettling phenomena of levitating tables, flying objects, and slamming doors. The documentary's claim of authenticity, contrasting itself with fictional portrayals like 'The Blair Witch Project,' aims to present a genuine glimpse into the terrifying unknown. While the film's IMDb rating of 5.1 suggests a mixed reception, its unvarnished portrayal of a ghost hunt gone awry offers a compelling, albeit frightening, viewing experience for enthusiasts of the paranormal.