Haunted Places dives into the history of places like haunted houses, islands, and of course cemeteries. Haunted Places is hosted by Greg who’s entire job is to tell us the frightening and real stories behind the haunted and spooky locations each week. The best part about Haunted Places is that not only do we get a chance to hear and learn about the history it has equally creepy and eerie audio production to make you feel as though you are wandering the halls, fields, or stumbling through the cemetery running from the woman in the white dress. So if you’re in to creepy and eerie historical places, events or items look no further than this incredible dive into Haunted Places.

The narrator's doing his absolute best to make this work, and the better episodes are really good. However, some times there's just not enough fodder there to make a full episode work well, but they went for it anyway, so the final product is a bit weak.

I enjoy horror stories. I love the idea of "bad places" - places which bear scars, with effects resonating into the future. What I liked about Haunted Places was its global scope: it didn't just stick to North America and/or West Europe. It didn't seem to fall into the trap of exoticising like I felt Lore did, and it was a good duration. However the style of dramatised narration wore thin for me after a while.