Matt Rife

So, I mean, to get to be a part of arguably the most prominent piece of paranormal history on earth, being the Annabelle doll in the Warren's house is fucking awesome, dude.

And we got the house like as is, like we have all their old clothes, all their old tape recordings.

I mean, there's like, there's hundreds and hundreds of old recordings and letters from cases that,

that never got turned into movies and TV shows and stuff like that.

And it's so cool, man.

I mean, the house itself, museum aside, is fucking terrifyingly haunted, but there's, like, such a warmth to it.

Like, regardless of what they did and who they were and what they were around all the time, like, it still feels like such a cozy family home.

So we've opened that up to the public to be able to be stayed in as an Airbnb.

And it's attached to the museum, which holds, oh God, I think it's something like 700 artifacts or something like that in the museum, as well as the Annabelle doll.

I mean, Ed and Lorraine were the most famous ghost hunters pretty much in the history of it.

I mean, they helped, I mean, I guess, document it.

I'm going to say a few hundred families.

And they were spousal?

They were married?

Yeah, absolutely.

She was a psychic medium and Ed was an author.

And they put out a lot of good books.

And they helped a lot of fucking people.

And they're I mean, they are the family behind like the largest scary movie franchises in the world between Annabelle doll, the conjuring movies, Amityville horror, all that good stuff.

Well, I mean, a lot of people dealt with possessions and haunted homes and a lot of haunted objects and everything, and they would go to help these families with either casting out the spirits via exorcisms.