The Haunted Hunts: Project Invocation - 'The Victorian Underground' - Season 4, Episode 7 Review

Danny Moss and The Haunted Hunts team embark on their next paranormal challenge as part of 'Project Invocation', the show's fourth season. In this episode they venture in to an underground labyrinth in Bradford that dates back to the Victorian era.

The team arrive in Bradford and have no idea what awaits then at the Victorian Underground, all they know is that they will be pushed to the limits of their fear, an experiment that's designed to test if fear itself can invoke paranormal activity. Danny was joined by his full team of investigators consisting of Rebecca Salisbury-Moss, Emma Dawe, Charlie Rutter and Roxanne Rutter.

Once at the location, Danny was handed instructions for the team on how to conduct their investigation, and once again they must each descend into the darkness to conduct a series of lone vigils, but there's an extra twist. During each vigil, the rest of the team left behind in the base room will conduct a series of Victorian-style séances.

With the crew witnessing strange goings-on before the team even arrived at the location, it seems like Danny and his team really will be pushed to their limits during this terrifying subterranean investigation.

Charlie was the first to brave the tunnels alone. He was armed with a Spirit Box, a gadget that rapidly scans through radio frequencies, it's believed that spirits can manipulate the static and white noise in these frequency ranges to form words and sentences. During his vigil he heard two strange voices through the device.

Becki is next in the tunnels, she was armed with a thermal imaging camera to help her detect temperature anomalies, but she also captured what may have been a DVP, this is a disembodied voice that is spoken directly to the investigator and heard without the use of any audio or electrical equipment.

Danny and Rox also had very eventful vigils, in which they both saw something flash past the rooms they were stood in alone.

It was birthday girl Emma who got the worst ride. The vigil proved a little too much for her. She left the tunnels clearly upset and very shaken. Danny said, "this is a prime example of how testing these investigations are, and a reminder that we are all being placed into extremely uncomfortable positions and no matter how experienced an investigator you are it is a natural human emotion to feel scared in these situations."

While the lone vigils were going on, the team back in the base room conducted a Victorian-style séance using a Ouija board with the addition of a ghost hunting device called a Paranormal Puck. The Ouija board didn't result in any responses but the Puck gave some fitting and eerie responses, including giving the name of one of the crew. During the séances the team also heard several unexplained knock and bangs.

In the second half of the investigation, the team split into two groups to hold their final vigils. Afterwards, Danny said, "from the minute we walked in here you could feel the vibe, and I immediately felt a strong negativity." He added, "we're going to be leaving here tonight, crew included, mind blown."

The team's challenge continues at three more terrifying locations where they'll be given another set of taxing challenges to test their nerve and push them to the limits of their fear. We'll be bringing you an episode guide for the next instalment of 'Project Invocation' tomorrow.