Fourteen ghost stories from across Australia, collected in a production that carries the look and pace of 1980s television. Each segment centers on a different location said to have a paranormal history, from old asylums and cemeteries to historic buildings with a documented dark past, and lets the people who claim to have experienced something there tell it in their own words. The format stays consistent throughout: witness testimony on camera, footage of the site itself shot in the flat, direct style typical of the era, and occasional comment from investigators weighing in on what might explain the reports. Phenomena covered range from apparitions and poltergeist activity to unexplained noises and sightings that the witnesses themselves often struggle to describe. There's no host steering the viewer toward a verdict; the film simply presents each account and location and moves on to the next. It works less as an argument for or against the supernatural than as a regional catalog of local haunted-house lore, told by the residents and workers who lived alongside it.