Paranormal Home Inspectors gets John Wolfe's frustrated verdict
The eight-day-old reaction to a show that promises to inspect houses for ghosts has passed 430,000 views, on a week with nothing new from the channel.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
The most frustrating paranormal show I've seen
"The most frustrating paranormal show I've seen" is John Wolfe's take on Paranormal Home Inspectors, a series that, as his description puts it, sounds like it would be great until you watch it. It went up eight days ago, just before the channel went quiet, and it is the video doing most of the work right now: well past 430,000 views, and drawing far more each day than anything else he has posted.
It fits the first line of his about page neatly. Ghost debunkings come before the Goosebumps retrospectives, and this one turns the skeptic's eye on a whole show rather than a single shaky clip. Behind it sit two summer videos in the same vein. "Viral clips that actually scared me" has passed one and a half million views, a rare admission from a man who usually explains the scare away. "Debunking more BUNK viral ghost clips" is still ticking along too; its description grumbles about another debunker who never actually debunks anything.
With no new uploads, the channel ran at well under its usual daily pace, and its subscriber count held at a round million. Among the let's-play and variety channels nearest its size, John Wolfe sat in the middle for views gained this week, around 800,000, close to Two Much Grian and martincitopantsLIVE, while MoistCr1TiKaL Gaming had by far the biggest week of the group.
One inspection report, then, carrying the house.
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The videos drawing views on John Wolfe right now
- Channel
- John Wolfe
- Subscribers
- 1,000,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 806,914
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how John Wolfe's channel moved over the past seven days.
💡 Test your knowledge
Who wrote the Goosebumps books, a favorite subject of John Wolfe's retrospectives?
R.L. Stine created and wrote the Goosebumps series, which began in 1992.




