The Haunting of Fox Hollow Farm

I'd heard of Herb Baumeister before through documentaries which profiled serial killers. But I'd never heard his name and/or story in connection with anything paranormal. So this was an interesting twist. Unfortunately, this documentary was terribly hard to follow due to shoddy editing, inconsistent sound levels and distracting "spooky" elements. I also found it very annoying when they repeated the same EVPs and b-rolls over and over. Basically, there seems to be good material here but with the failure to reveal all of the evidence in a coherent manner (maybe i've watched too many episodes of Ghost Hunters) it's all pretty pointless. You're better off watching Paranormal Witness.

I had never even heard of Herb Baumeister and the Fox Hollow murders until I watched the new episode of Paranormal Witness yesterday. Since then, I've been scouring the web for more informations and programs about the murders. This is the only documentary I've come across about the case. I found it to be a very good documentary, revealing some good information about the case that I couldn't find anywhere else so far. The only thing I didn't like about it was the fact that the investigators misinterpreted several of the EVP's that they caught. Listening to some of them, what I am hearing doesn't sound anything like what the investigators are interpreting them to say. It's so misinterpreted almost to the point of ridiculousness. But there aren't many like this, only a few. But some of the other EVP's are very clear, Class-A EVP's, that are well interpreted and VERY CREEPY! That almost makes up for the misinterpreted ones! LOL But seriously, this is a very good documentary in my opinion and is well worth the $3.99 I paid to rent it. In fact, I am planning on buying it as soon as I get paid. I'm a huge fan of true crime documentaries and this one is good enough for me to be willing to spend $14.99 to add to my collection. I was really surprised to find it here, actually, since it isn't a real well-known popular documentary. Thanks, iTunes, for carrying this!!