Haunted Lancaster: ‘Portals to Hell’ – Fulton Theatre

If you have Discovery+ OR Max, check out season 2, episode 16 of Portals to Hell. Jack Osbourne and Katrina Weidman visit Lancaster’s Fulton Theatre to “face off against startling paranormal activity.” I helped with some of the research for the episode and even got a film credit. I still need to set up my IMDB page. 😉

Here’s the link to watch the full episode if you have Discovery+: https://discoveryplus.com/…/portals-to-hell/fulton-theatre

Here’s the link to watch on Max: https://play.max.com/video/watch/05174f98-31af-4742-836d-6e608ceb989f/e2c9c387-5d7d-4f70-997f-9d33e0736c5c (The links works on desktop).

Episode Description

Jack and Katrina travel to Lancaster, Pennsylvania, to investigate the Fulton Theatre, a paranormal hot spot built on the site of a horrific massacre. They uncover a haunted history that reveals even the dead can be entertained by the living.

Here’s an eight-minute clip from the episode.

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