13 Nights Of Frights 2020 Full Halloween Schedule On Really

Ghost hunter Jack Osbourne, who's a familiar face on Really, brings his new eight-part "caught on camera" paranormal series to viewers in the UK.

The first episode of 'The Osbournes Want To Believe' will be shown on Monday, October 19 and will continue over consecutive nights before Halloween. Jack roped his legendary parents, Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, into appearing alongside him in the series as he tries to convince them that ghosts exist.

Jack has taken it upon himself to convert Sharon and Ozzy into full-fledged paranormal believers by showing them the craziest, most jaw-dropping videos of supernatural activity ever caught on camera. But the question still remains if the Prince and Princess of Darkness will see the light when it comes to the paranormal, or if they think it's just another ride on the crazy train.

This series aired earlier in the year in the US and shouldn't be confused with 'The Osbournes: Night Of Terror', in which American viewers can watch over Halloween and will feature the famous family on a ghost hunt inside Los Angeles' historical Heritage Square. Sadly this special won't air as part of Really's 2020 lineup.

As part of the 13-day-long television event celebrity ghost hunters Zak Bagans, Aaron Goodwin, Jay Wasley and Billy Tolley will open up to British viewers as they've never done before in 'Ghost Adventures: Screaming Room'. The guys are kicking back in their screening room to watch their favourite episodes of the hit series and get candid with fans – and each other – about their craziest experiences over the past decade.

The spin-off series is a break from the norm as the team are away from the haunted locations we usually see them in, with no equipment and no investigations to embark on. Instead we see them relive some of the most terrifying, shocking and even comedic moments from their career.

It's a must-see for any fan of 'Ghost Adventures' and your chance to find out more about Zak and the gangs most memorable investigations with never-before-heard stories from the moments that created a legacy.

Also look out for 'My Paranormal Nightmare' airing at 10pm from October 19. The US paranormal series features real witnesses recounting terrifying true tales of violent hauntings that have plagued their nightmares since childhood. Now adults, they go back in time to the horrific encounters with compelling first-person testimonies.

Homes become haunted grounds when poltergeists take up residence. A seance stirs up grim ghosts from the past, a young girl encounters the tortured spirit of a dead bride and a boy discovers that a potential playmate is not human at all.

Really have also announced that their Halloween offering will include Zak Bagans and the 'Ghost Adventures' team's Halloween special, 'Curse Of Harrisville Farmhouse'. The special aired in the US last year, but has not yet been shown in the UK.

The two-hour-long special was filmed at the infamous house in Rhode Island that inspired horror movie, 'The Conjuring'.

The home's former owners believed the farmhouse was haunted by the ghost of an early 19th century witch named Bathsheba Sherman. She was an alleged child killer who lived on the site and cursed the land.

Really will also air a two-hour special that explores the real story behind husband-and-wife paranormal investigation team, Ed and Lorraine Warren, who over the course of their 50-year career investigated thousands of hauntings. In fact it is their case files relating to the Harrisville farmhouse that 'The Conjuring' is based on.

'Devil’s Road: The True Story Of Ed & Lorraine Warren' features interviews with their daughter and son-in-law, Judy and Tony Spera, who share never-before-broadcast audio of Ed conducting interviews for the Bridgeport, Connecticut, poltergeist case, and rare video of the Warrens helping a young woman coming under demonic possession.