By entering this hauntedamericatours.com - Haunted America Tours web site, in exchange for use of this web site, you the user hereby agree to the following:
The content of this web site is for mature viewers only and may not be suitable for minors. If you are a minor or it is illegal for you to view nudity or mature images and language, do not proceed.
This site is presented to you AS IS, with no warranty, express or implied. By clicking "I Agree" and then viewing our site, you agree not to hold the webmaster and staff of this site hauntedamericatours.com - Haunted America Tours liable for any damages from your use of these pages.
As a condition of using this site, you must fully read and understand, and comply with the rules of this site, which may be located by following the "Rules" link on the home page hauntedamericatours.com - Haunted America Tours.
Paranormal Ghost filled tales of voodoo - hoodoo and zombies, Bigfoot, El chupacabra, Banshee's, witches, ghost hunting Cemeteries, the undead, the dead, Cryptids, Vampires, ghouls , Monsters, Ufo's, Haunted Locations, Haunted Buildings, People and objects, Paranormal Phenomena and strange Urban Legends perpetrate a type of folklore or "Fakelore," endlessly circulated by word of mouth through generations, repeated in television news stories, Documentaries, Radio Talk shows, Newspapers, Blogs, magazine articles and distributed by e-mail.
hauntedamericatours.com is not responsible for the views or content expressed by individuals in their articles we post them as is, be warned some may contain adult theme language, video or images.
Yes they are even often found on many web sites such as this one. Please be fore warned, that not everything you read is the truth! This site is expressly for entertainment purposes only.
And such is the Tales of all that is paranormal in the World.
Hearing voices? P.J. has witnessed a horrific accident and has subsequently retreated into himself in apparent shock. He barely talks or interacts; in fact, P.J. barely knows who he is. He continually hears voices and doesn’t know whether he is losing his mind, or if he ought to just “listen” to them and follow through on what they seem to be asking of him. P.J. is ultimately hospitalized and there the resident doctor tries a number of ways to get through to him, even asking P.J.’s bitter ex-girlfriend to help. At the same time, the doctor is also struggling with his own personal “demons” and challenges from an out of touch superior who wants to see P.J. permanently institutionalized.
This is the plot of actor/producer Howard Nash’s latest film, “PJ, "Journey of the Heart"” http://www.pjthemovie.com. Haunted America Tours recently spoke with Nash about his work in the film and about the film’s - as he described it - “subtly paranormal” plot.
The P.J. Footage + Trailer. Directed by Russ Emanuel (in his feature film directorial debut) and starring John Heard (Cutter's Way, Home Alone), Howard Nash (Children of the Night), Vincent Pastore (The Sopranos), Patricia Rae (Maria Full of Grace), Robert Picardo (Wonder Years, Star Trek: Voyager), Hallie Kate Eisenberg (Bicentennial Man, Pepsi Commercials), Glynnis O'Connor (The Boy in the Plastic Bubble), Eddie Malavarca (Oz). A PJ Pictures LLC film. DVD is available at Amazon, Netflix, Blockbuster online.
“Spiritual, might be more accurate,” said Nash, on the phone from New York City, “because it is really not a ghost story.” At least, he continued, “not the usual kind.”
The journey of P.J. (portrayed by Nash) is a kind of “everyman” journey through intensely personal changes. These changes, life altering in every regard, cannot help but alter anyone who must experience them, and this is certainly the case with P.J. whose challenges are the direct result of his shock at witnessing so intimately an episode of human tragedy in the car accident. His shock at this event is the catalyst for everything else that happens to – and around him – in the remainder of the film.
From an occult perspective, there are many instances where individuals find themselves continuously experiencing interaction with the world of the unseen. Many of these encounters seem to have no rhyme or reason, i.e. they are not personalized and have a random quality about them. It has long been thought that these kinds of “haunted people” are extremely sensitive to the spirit world that exists adjacent to our own reality and that they go through life almost constantly encountering spiritual interactions – most harmless, others frightening, some needful or purposeful. Nash agreed that this phenomenon accurately reflects the challenge P.J. faces.
“Up to the point where he witnesses the accident, P.J. feels as if he has no purpose in life,” Nash explained. “For someone in that condition, experiencing something of an unexplainable of paranormal nature can often be the last straw, the thing that pushes that person over the edge. In some instances, encounters with a paranormal (unexplainable) presence can be encouraging.” It can put the person on the path to discovery.
"Howard Nash and John Heard prepare for a scene"
When P.J. is finally hospitalized for what is apparently a mental illness, he is fortunate to come under the care of a compassionate and understanding doctor, played in the film by actor John Heard. Although initially Heard’s character is inclined to go along with everyone else’s assessment of P.J., that he is mentally ill and possibly a candidate for permanent committal, something in his patient causes him to look with less callous eyes. His perspective thus altered, the doctor begins to experience a catalyst in his own life where he is struggling with his own issues of remorse, regret, and disillusionment. Soon P.J. finds himself at the center of a crucible of change as his condition begins to affect everyone around him, touching each life in a unique way.
In addition to Nash and Heard, “P.J.” also stars Vincent Pastore (The Sopranos), child star Hallie Kate Eisenberg (How To Eat Fried Worms), and Robert Picardo (Stargate Atlantis, Smallville) who plays John Heard’s doubting, cynical supervisor.
Nash also spoke excitedly about his upcoming project, a Sci-Fi epic entitled “The Legend of Nethiah.”
“It’s a really excellent film,” he said, “and the visuals are superb.”
“The Legend of Nethiah” tells the story of a young boy Jared Young whose parents are going through a bitter divorce and who receives hope and encouragement through the powerful stories of his grandfather (Picardo, again). The stories take the boy on an incredible inner journey and from them – and his relationship with his grandfather – he is able to draw strength to face the inevitable challenges which lie ahead.
Written by screenwriter Emilio Iasiello, Nash describes the story as “extraordinary” and the film, “visually stunning.” It will have certain appeal with the sci-fi/fantasy crowd as well as anyone who enjoys “a good story.”
“The Legends of Nethiah” is currently in post-production and is slated for release in 2011.
On a personal level, Haunted America Tours noted with enthusiasm that, although a New York native, Nash is Romanian by birth and traces his roots to the Varod region of Romania, otherwise known as Transylvania. When asked about his interest in the paranormal, Nash confirmed that it is “very strong” and that the idea of paranormal film-making is something that greatly appeals to him. Currently, he said, he is very impressed with the much-lauded film “Paranormal Activity” and especially liked the “raw, back-to-basics look and execution of the film.”
Nash agreed with the suggestion that, like “The Blair Witch Project” before it, “Paranormal Activity” may be just the “re-set” button needed to send the field of paranormal film and documentation in an entirely new direction. “What we see on TV and in most films has been way overdone,” he agreed. “It’s time to get back to basic film-making,” and accuracy should replace celebrity.
“The paranormal, ghosts and hauntings – it’s definitely a direction I would like to go in,” Nash confirmed. He already contributed to the genre with 1991’s vampire tale “Children of the Night,” and we at Haunted America Tours hope he will respond to the call of the unexplained in many upcoming projects.
Howard Nash is a film-maker and actor of definite vision and plans and is definitely a man to watch in the field of paranormal film!
P.J. (Howard Nash), has witnessed a horrific accident and subsequently retreats within himself. He barely talks, and doesn't even know who he is. He is brought to a hospital where the resident doctor (John Heard) tries to get through to him with the help of his assistant (Vincent Pastore) and P.J.'s bitter ex-girlfriend (Patricia Rae). All the while, the doctor is fighting his own life's demons and an out-of-touch supervisor (Robert Picardo) who wants P.J. permanently committed. Relevant questions of God and faith are tackled in this dramatic, yet inspiring film based on Mark McQuown's award-winning play.
Traumatized and suffering from amnesia after witnessing a terrible accident, a man who calls himself P.J. (Howard Nash) is admitted to a hospital, where psychiatrist Alan Shearson tries to get him on the path to recovery. But Dr. Shearson's boss wants to hand over the patient to the state mental ward, and the man's bitter ex-girlfriend is reluctant to help. Relevant questions of God and faith are tackled in this dramatic yet inspiring film.
Peter Aykroyd spent his childhood watching his family’s parlor séances through the crack of a basement door. Here, for the first time, Aykroyd tells the strange and delightful story that inspired his son, Dan, to make the mega-hit, Ghostbusters. Part history, part family legend, A History of Ghosts starts in 1848 in upstate New York, where the spiritualist craze first began. Aykroyd introduces the reader to notable mediums while telling the story of the development of spiritualism, interweaving a personal history marked by a fascination with ghosts and spirits with the larger narrative about the role the paranormal has played in our culture. Such legendary figures as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini appear and vanish.
Everyone loves a good ghost story. Successful TV shows such as Medium and Ghost Hunters are proof that our national obsession with ghosts is here to stay. Millions of Americans believe in the paranormal—and even skeptics have heard a bump in the night and suspected it might be something supernatural.
ARE YOU AN ARMCHAIR GHOST HUNTER OR PLAN ON GETTING OUT AND TRAVELING THIS HALLOWEEN TO CAPTRUE PROOF THAT REAL GHOSTS DO EXIST? MANY EXPERT PARANORMAL INVESTIGATORS SET OUT ON THE ROAD AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR TO DO THEIR PERSONAL RESARCH.
AND SO DO MANY AMATURE GHOST HUNTERS AND IF YOU ARE THINKING OF PLANNING A HALLOWEEN HORROR TRIP OF YOUR VERY OWN, HERE ARE THE TOP TEN PLACES IN ANY CITY WHERE YOU MIGHT JUST FIND ONE! THESE CITES OFFER YOU THE BEST OPPORTUNITIES. A AND IF YOU JUST PLAN TO SIT HOME AND GIVE OUT CANDY TO ALL THE TRICK R' TREATER'S THEN THIS IS THE WEB SITE YOU WANT TO INVESTIGATE!
WE ALL KNOW SOME HAUNTED CEMETERIES, CITIES AND BUILDINGS ARE MORE HAUNTED THEN OTHERS. AND SOME OF OUR TOP TEN GHOST TOURS HAVE OFTEN SHOWN THAT PARANORMAL ACTIVITIY RUNS HIGHER IN THESE CITIES MORE SO THEN NOT!
JUST YOUR SINGLE VISIT RIGHT NOW IS ALSO HELPING
TO MAKE HAUNTED AMERICA TOURS ONE OF THE MOST VISITED
PARANORMAL WEB SITES ON THE INTERNET AND IN THE
WORLD!
Let us help you find your
Most “Haunted America Tour” destination!
United States
Ghost Tours
Ghosts, Haunted
Walking Tour Imforamtion, Haunted Places, Paranormal
Investigations, Ghost Photos, Tales And Urban Legends.
HAUNTED
AMERICA TOURS Official
Web Site
is a ghost tour information
site; our information
is only as reliable
as readers' contributed
ghost and haunted
reports. We assume
no credit for your
adventures, and accept
no liability for your
misadventures. Use
common sense. Read
our ghost hunting
recommendations. Before
visiting any "haunted"
site, verify the location,
accessibility, safety,
and other important
information. Never
trespass on private
and/or posted property
without permission
from the proper authorities.
At HauntedAmericaTours.com
we invite you into
our Ghost Haunted
Paranormal world where
art, News stories,
photography and the
unexplained merge
into a new landscape
that will leave you
truly spellbound.
HauntedAmericaTours.com
is a continuous work
in progress; we will
keep it updated for
you on a regular basis,
so that you can come
back and see a ghost
or two, and meet some
new ones. HAUNTED
AMERICA TOURS is not
responsible for the
content of external
internet sites.
WARNING
- if you received email that says its from "hauntedamericatours.com",
and has attachments, do not open them. They are not from Haunted
AmericaTours.com. hauntedamericatours.com never emails attachments
to anyone.
YOU SHOULD NEVER - EVER - OPEN EMAIL ATTACHMENTS!
[PLEASE NOTE: The articles released, posted,
published OR issued by haunredamericatours.com and/orhaunted America
Tours. Any errors, typos, etc. are attributed to the original author.
The Articles releasse or reproduced solely for the dissemination
of the enclosed information.]
Haunted America Tours does not send spam,
and will not sell your email address to anyone. Haunted America
Tours does not support or endorse any myspace.com pages including
spoof myspace pages claiming to be Haunted America Tours. If you
receive a friends request or any other contact regarding Haunted
America Tours on Myspace please disregard as we DO NOT maintain
any presence on myspace or any other Internet blogging sites.
Not rated. This movie has not been rated by the MPAA. 
