Montgomery House: The Perfect Haunting

Written, directed and produced by renowned Clairvoyant / Medium Danielle Egnew , "Montgomery House: The Perfect Haunting" is the riveting feautre-length Paranormal documentary that true paranormal enthusiasts have been waiting for. You may also recognize Danielle's name from the music industry , where she captained legendary all-girl band Pope Jane, and now helms her own successful solo career.

Executive Produced by both Egnew and music / radio star Jenny Sherwin (aka Sheena Metal, The Sheena Metal Experience , LA Talk Radio), "Montgomery House: The Perfect Haunting" uncovers the origins of the terrifying and unpredictable haunted history of the Montgomery House Bed and Breakfast in Kalama, WA. With the aid of local Native American tribal leaders, historians, a psychologist, two reputable local paranormal investigation group ( South Sound Paranormal Reserach , The Western Pacific Paranormal Alliance ), first-hand paranormal accounts from Bed and Breakfast guests, owners, local townsfolk, and a Bevvy of spiritual healers and leaders of many sects, the dark secrets and complicated identity of Montgomery House are brought into the light.

"Montgomery House: The Perfect Haunting" not only presents riveting paranormal evidence of the existence of other-worldy beings living among us, but unlike many paranormal documentaries, reveals and examines in-depth the individual ingredients that have come together to birth this previously undocumented haunting of such staggering magnitudes. Psychic Danielle Egnew works closely with skeptics, investigators, and unearthly beings alike to apply science and elements of the fantastic in order to bring into focus some of the most frightening elements of the unknown for the purpose of educating the mainstream public on the reality of what exists around us, everyday.

Filmed on location in three different states and packed with edgy music, from Danielle Egnew’s own original score to many other fresh artists, "Montgomery House: The Perfect Haunting" is an unnerving but fascinating twenty-first century expose left behind by only the most extreme human suffering.