TV-PGSynopsis
Ghost Adventures Season 16 (2018) brings ten episodes to watch online on iFILM, the run where Zak Bagans' team builds toward a connected arc.
Standalone stops — the Hotel Léger, the Washoe Club's "final chapter", a Death Row edition — fill the first half. Then the finale becomes a four-part Graveyard of the Pacific saga: the crew drops into Astoria's Shanghai tunnels in Oregon, faces an unholy presence in a historic hotel basement, and closes at a Cape Disappointment lighthouse that watched some of the coast's worst shipwrecks.
Tied to one stretch of coastline, the episodes hang together more tightly than usual — a rare shape for this show. If the scattered one-offs wore you down, the arc holds. Stream Ghost Adventures Season 16 online on iFILM.
10 episodes
S16·E1Hotel Léger
Zak and the crew head to Hollywood, CA, to investigate the iconic Ripley's Believe It or Not museum, where employees claim to be adversely affected by its rare artifacts.
S16·E2Enchanted Forest
S16·E3The Washoe Club: Final Chapter
S16·E4Lewis Flats School
S16·E5Kay's Hollow
S16·E6Death Row Edition
S16·E7Astoria Underground
Zak and the crew begin their investigation of the Graveyard of the Pacific in Astoria, Oregon, where they explore the port city's infamous Shanghai tunnels and uncover a series of misfortunes connected the works of H.P. Lovecraft.
S16·E8Graveyard of the Pacific: Norblad Hostel
Zak and the crew continue their investigation of the Graveyard of the Pacific in Astoria, Oregon, where they encounter a very dangerous and very unholy presence in the basement of a historic hotel.
S16·E9Graveyard of the Pacific: Commander's House
Zak and the crew continue their investigation of the Graveyard of the Pacific at a former military installation near Astoria, Oregon, that's haunted by a tragic past and home to an aggressive entity.
S16·E10Graveyard of the Pacific: Cape Disappointment
Zak and the crew conclude their investigation of the Graveyard of the Pacific with a visit to Washington State, where they explore a lighthouse that bore witness to some of the most tragic shipwrecks on the Pacific Coast.
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