An antiques dealer opens the door to paranormal mayhem after buying an old wine box at an estate sale; an Air Force medic becomes seriously ill after he's abducted by aliens during a camping trip.

Strange and scary occurrences make a man question his beliefs while renovating an old mansion; a young woman struggles to free herself from the demonic entity that destroyed her family.

A desperate mother uncovers a shocking secret about her family's new home after she discovers the nursery is haunted; a woman's dream home turns into a living nightmare when she encounters a dark presence that refuses to leave.

A family is excited to rebuild their lives in a picturesque new home until they encounter the malevolent forces within; a couple is powerless to stop a persistent poltergeist determined to tear them apart.

A college track star is attacked by an evil entity in his dormitory room and realizes there are some things he can't outdistance; a security guard encounters a terrifying creature from Native American lore.

A man is horrified to learn he is the target of a biblical demon that will stop at nothing to possess his soul; a ghostly woman steps out of a young artist's dreams and into reality.

A boy, 6, is thrilled to have his own room in a new home until he meets the demonic entity residing there; a woman wonders if her nightmares are connected to her difficulty conceiving -- or to a more horrific truth.

A young mother must save her family from the shadowy entity terrorizing them in their new home; a 12-year-old girl gets a message from beyond the grave.

A woman is determined to stop the malevolent spirit stalking her before it destroys her family; horrific visions of the dead have haunted a man ever since he was a child.

A woman awakens a powerful evil after returning to her childhood home; a soldier moves into a new home after completing his tour of duty in Iraq and is thrown into a battle with the paranormal.

Travel Channel visits haunted locales in "Most Terrifying Places." Restless spirits stalk the halls of a medieval castle, the undead work the graveyard shift at a subterranean factory and a skeleton crew mans the deck of a cursed ship. Other spooky places include an abandoned amusement park, a grain silo, an opera house turned makeshift morgue, and a train car. Each episode features hair-raising firsthand accounts, spine-chilling reenactments and eye-opening interviews with local people and historians.

Across America there are small towns with tree-lined streets and historic homes surrounded by white picket fences that exude charm and tranquility. Travel Channel's paranormal series "Hometown Horror" explores the dark secrets lurking in the shadows of these sunny bucolic communities, many of which are haunted by centuries-old tragedies, such as bloody battles and deadly train derailments. The series delve into the origins of ghost stories spawned by long-ago murders, homegrown monsters and small-town mayhem, stories that leave lasting stains as well as lingering fears. One episode explores the legend of a deranged butcher known as the Pigman in Angola, N.Y., while another episode shares tales of undead soldiers haunting the site of Kentucky's deadliest Civil War battle. The series shares eyewitness accounts and digs into historical records to find the sources of these stories about ghosts, ghouls and the things that go bump in the night.

On Travel Channel's "Famously Afraid," celebrities tell spine-chilling stories about coming face to face with unexplained phenomena. Athletes, actors, journalists and others are interviewed about their personal experiences with haunted houses, alien abductions and demonic possessions. TV judge Howie Mandel ("America's Got Talent") tells the story of how a spirit in his home targeted his daughter. Talk show host Montel Williams ("The Montel Williams Show") describes touring a haunted cruise ship with psychic Sylvia Browne. Actor Steve Guttenberg ("Ballers") reveals how he was tormented by the ghost of an eccentric royal. "For many of these celebrities, it is the first time they are choosing to share their personal accounts with the paranormal," says Matthew Butler, general manager, Travel Channel.Other celebrities include Tori Spelling, Richie Ramone, Carson Kressley, Geraldo Rivera, Ty Pennington, Amber Rose, Angie Everhart, and Daisy Fuentes.

People will spend money for an admission ticket to walk through a haunted house attraction, but would those people embrace the idea of a haunted house if the scary domicile was their own? "My Haunted House" tells of owners who say their homes have ghosts. Interviews with those who have experienced paranormal activity -- coupled with dramatic re-enactments -- bring the spooky stories to life in each of the hourlong episodes, which include two stories of such cohabitation with spirits.

Ghost hunters Dalen Spratt, Juwan Mass and Marcus Harvey make themselves right at home on the Travel Channel series, "Ghost Brothers: Haunted Houseguests." Considered to be the first African-American paranormal investigation team on TV, the three best friends spend entire weekends with families experiencing paranormal activity in their homes. The sleuths investigate the families' claims during hair-raising slumber parties with the goal of bringing peace to both the living and the dead. Dalen, Juwan and Marcus have such a fresh take on paranormal investigation with their larger-than-life personalities fueled by their passion to help people, says Matthew Butler, general manager, Travel Channel. Blending humor, heart and paranormal know-how, Dalen, Juwan and Marcus rush to rescue families besieged by spirits in their own homes.

Helping both the living and the dead is what a team of paranormal experts undertakes in this series. The team focuses on "ghost loops" -- when paranormal entities terrorize the living through endless and repetitive supernatural cycles, manifesting again and again in the same location. The spirit hunters first examine and research a client's property and history and perform a preliminary paranormal investigation. With their facts and findings in hand, they formulate a plan they believe will help stop the haunting.

Paranormal investigators Jason Hawes, Steve Gonsalves and Dave Tango are back for all-new otherworldly adventures in Travel Channel's paranormal reality TV series, "Ghost Nation." The paranormal pioneers respond to urgent calls from local investigators who have reached dead ends while trying to help homeowners deal with high-stakes hauntings. Using state-of-the-art technology, the guys embed themselves in communities across the country to conduct multi-day investigations in an effort to track down the sources of these hauntings and restore peace to both the living and the dead.

Called "The Ultimate Paranormal Experience," this series breaks ground by allowing viewers to tag along with the Tennessee Wraith Chasers during paranormal investigations. The TWC team -- Chris Smith, Steven "Doogie" McDougal, Scott Porter, Brannon Smith and Mike Goncalves -- heads to a different location each episode for a completely unfiltered ghost hunt. Viewers keep tabs on what's lurking around corners via on-location video feeds. With the added eyes and ears, there's no telling what might be uncovered.

In August 2017, writer and cartoonist Adam Ellis tweets, "My apartment is currently being haunted by the ghost of a dead child and he's trying to kill me." He documents his haunting on social media under the hashtag #DearDavid, and the ghost story goes viral, as millions of people follow Ellis' frightening experiences, yearning for answers about the little boy with an indentation on his head. In Travel Channel's series, "Trending Fear," Ellis teams up with researcher Jen Lewis and ghost hunter Paul Bradford to help other people take back their lives after nightmarish encounters with the paranormal. Not only will the group use traditional methods, it will also use social media to crowdsource the stories, theories and evidence surrounding each case. "Adam's extraordinary personal experience and harrowing tale that went viral in `Dear David' makes him uniquely positioned to help those grappling with paranormal fear," says Matthew Butler, general manager, Travel Channel.

Re-enactments of apparent collisions between the spirit plane and the real world are presented in each one-hour episode of "A Haunting," accompanied by commentary by the people who supposedly experienced such spooky incidents as demonic activity, poltergeist attacks, possessions, and cryptic visions. Paranormal investigators, priests, shamans, and psychic mediums provide insight into the stories as well.