This year has had more than its share of scares, but 2021 will usher in a different kind of fright-fest–as the popular paranormal reality series Kindred Spirits will be back for another season on the Travel Channel right after New Year’s.
The season premiere of Kindred Spirits–heading into its fifth season overall–is slated for Jan. 2, 2021 at 10 p.m. (ET), according to comicbook.com, and hosts Amy Bruni and Adam Berry will be joined by psychic medium Chip Coffey to investigate the eerie and the unexplained.
The show, according to the official description, will delve into “America’s rich haunted history to identify the restless spirits haunting the country’s oldest inns, homes and estates.” Using a wide range of tools and techniques, the investigations “tackle frightening tales of possession, aggressive entities and even a centuries-old mystery involving a murder conviction based on the ‘testimony’ of a ghost.”
Matthew Butler, the Travel Channel’s general manager, said the show’s hosts “are always challenging themselves, and this season is no exception. The history in these locations is downright creepy and scary.”
In the Jan. 2 season premiere–Devil in Salem–the trio travel to Salem, Mass. to investigate the home of John Proctor–one of the men executed during the horrifying witch trials. Upcoming episodes in this season include:
* Zombie Boy (Jan. 9)–The team researches claims of possession and lost time at a historic estate in Middleborough, Mass.
* False Witness (Jan. 16)–The hosts try to conjure up the spirits who may have information regarding a 1673 murder committed In a Rhode Island house.
* Shadowed (Jan. 23)–This investigation looks into an aggressive entity that inhabits the Toboggan Inn in Eagle Bay, N.Y.
* Libby House (Jan. 30)–The team investigates a haunting at the historic Libby House in New Hampshire–a haunting that is so vivid that the ghostly guests in Victorian garb are mistaken for the living.
Keep reading Horror News Network for any further updates on the upcoming season of Kindred Spirits on the Travel Channel.
