Ghosts & Gadgets: Here, There & Everywhere!

It's been about a month since Ronni Thomas' new short film, Ghosts & Gadgets, debuted at the Raindance Film Festival on the biggest screen in London. The film is a retrospective of my research into spirit communication devices and features my collection of historical automatic writing planchettes and other seance apparatus. My friends at Morbid Anatomy Museum in New York helped sponsor its production, and Ronni and the Midnight Archive crew are true visionaries, condensing my enthusiastic ramblings right down to something worth watching. And they were an absolute blast to spend a few days with while they were here filming. It's been a long time coming, and I invite you to finally view the end result, Ghosts & Gadgets:

And the reception's been great so far! Check out what some of the following articles have to say on the film!

"How the Inventions of the 19th Century Brought People Closer to Talking with the Dead"--www.jezebel.com

"What Is A Planchette? "Ghosts And Gadgets" Mini Documentary Teaches Us About Devices Used To Communicate With The Dead"--www.bustle.com 

"Mini-Doc Explores the History of Devices Designed to Talk with the Dead"--www.nerdist.com 

"Ghosts And Gadgets: Communicating with the Spirits"--www.cultofweird.com

"Meet a collector of ghostly gadgets and antique paranormal tech"--www.boingboing.net

"WATCH: Antique Spirit Communication Devices"--www.huffingtonpost.com

"A Short Documentary That Explores the History of the Planchette and Other Devices Used to Communicate With the Dead"--www.laughingsquid.com

"Ghosts And Gadgets: Communicating with the Spirits"--www.realitysandwich.com

"Conduits to the Afterlife - Watch a Wonderful Short Documentary About Spirit Communication Devices"--www.dailygrail.com

"Ghosts And Gadgets: Communicating with the Spirits: A New Film by Ronni Thomas for Morbid Anatomy Museum Presents!"--www.artmag.top

"Ghosts And Gadgets: Communicating with the Spirits"--www.neatorama.com

And the hits just keep coming! Thank you so much to Ronni Thomas, the Midnight Archive crew, and Morbid Anatomy Museum for this fantastic film!