Nick Groff

I went to college at UNLV, and I started exploring all the haunted mining towns. I went up to Area 51 in the little town of Rachel. I got as close as I could to the secret base. And I just started exploring all those things that intrigued me as a little kid. I had video camera equipment back then. I was shooting little films because I went to film school.

So I made my first project called Malevolence in 2004 that screened at the Santa Vegas Film Festival with Dennis Hopper, David Lynch, and all those people that were there. And I said, man, I want to make a project where I go off and I document, you know, anything to do with ghost or paranormal. And I just want to see if it exists. So I said, I have all this camera gear.

So I made my first project called Malevolence in 2004 that screened at the Santa Vegas Film Festival with Dennis Hopper, David Lynch, and all those people that were there. And I said, man, I want to make a project where I go off and I document, you know, anything to do with ghost or paranormal. And I just want to see if it exists. So I said, I have all this camera gear.

So I made my first project called Malevolence in 2004 that screened at the Santa Vegas Film Festival with Dennis Hopper, David Lynch, and all those people that were there. And I said, man, I want to make a project where I go off and I document, you know, anything to do with ghost or paranormal. And I just want to see if it exists. So I said, I have all this camera gear.

I know how to kind of edit mini DV tape and kind of put something together. But I didn't know what that was. I didn't even know what a documentary was back then. I just knew that I could film and have like a lump of mini DV tapes and footage and kind of put maybe a narrative or something behind it. Let's just see what happens.

I know how to kind of edit mini DV tape and kind of put something together. But I didn't know what that was. I didn't even know what a documentary was back then. I just knew that I could film and have like a lump of mini DV tapes and footage and kind of put maybe a narrative or something behind it. Let's just see what happens.

I know how to kind of edit mini DV tape and kind of put something together. But I didn't know what that was. I didn't even know what a documentary was back then. I just knew that I could film and have like a lump of mini DV tapes and footage and kind of put maybe a narrative or something behind it. Let's just see what happens.

So I knew Aaron Goodwin for a long time. He would sneak into my college classes, and that's how we kind of became friends. At the end of classes, we'd be the two standing there talking to the film professor. And the film professor would tell Aaron, hey, you want to do film projects, work with me, Nick, because I was already doing stuff. So that's kind of how we befriended.

So I knew Aaron Goodwin for a long time. He would sneak into my college classes, and that's how we kind of became friends. At the end of classes, we'd be the two standing there talking to the film professor. And the film professor would tell Aaron, hey, you want to do film projects, work with me, Nick, because I was already doing stuff. So that's kind of how we befriended.

So I knew Aaron Goodwin for a long time. He would sneak into my college classes, and that's how we kind of became friends. At the end of classes, we'd be the two standing there talking to the film professor. And the film professor would tell Aaron, hey, you want to do film projects, work with me, Nick, because I was already doing stuff. So that's kind of how we befriended.

We knew each other for a long time. Then I graduated college, and I started picking up wedding gigs, filming weddings, filming corporate events.

We knew each other for a long time. Then I graduated college, and I started picking up wedding gigs, filming weddings, filming corporate events.

We knew each other for a long time. Then I graduated college, and I started picking up wedding gigs, filming weddings, filming corporate events.

I met Zach by doing weddings and stuff. He's a wedding DJ. And so we befriended. I said, I'm working on some projects. Hey. And he said, oh, I can do film and stuff like that. I said, all right. And I hired him to actually shoot second camera for me at weddings.

I met Zach by doing weddings and stuff. He's a wedding DJ. And so we befriended. I said, I'm working on some projects. Hey. And he said, oh, I can do film and stuff like that. I said, all right. And I hired him to actually shoot second camera for me at weddings.

I met Zach by doing weddings and stuff. He's a wedding DJ. And so we befriended. I said, I'm working on some projects. Hey. And he said, oh, I can do film and stuff like that. I said, all right. And I hired him to actually shoot second camera for me at weddings.

But not until years later did I see an episode of sightings on TV about the Sally House. And that's when I actually got really fascinated about spirits and poltergeists and things that could possibly attack you from beyond.

But not until years later did I see an episode of sightings on TV about the Sally House. And that's when I actually got really fascinated about spirits and poltergeists and things that could possibly attack you from beyond.

But not until years later did I see an episode of sightings on TV about the Sally House. And that's when I actually got really fascinated about spirits and poltergeists and things that could possibly attack you from beyond.

You know, I saw the documentary news team who filmed that guy in the house, the family, and seeing him be scratched on camera while the reporter's filming without any cuts or anything being broadcasted, I said, man, if that's legit, I want to go out there and see if possibly something can physically harm me from beyond. And what is that? How is that possible? And do ghosts exist?