Okay, so there's one movie I've never seen. Actually, there's a lot of movies I never saw

in my kind of cultish way of growing up, and then you get to a certain age and you're like,

ah, why bother? Anyways, there's one of those movies that when I tell people I haven't seen it,

they, like, almost can't believe me.

And it's the exorcist.

Now, maybe it's all folklore surrounding the movie, but I used to hear about people throwing up in the movie theater.

And there was something about that I just couldn't stomach.

But I also think that there was something about it that felt very, I don't know, possible.

I mean, stories like this don't just appear out of thin air.

Almost since the dawn of time, people have spoken about demonic possession,

calling a priest to exercise some malevolent spirit,

and it always seems to be in a young woman or a kid,

which makes it that much scarier for me.

But these things weren't just a thing of the past, stories from our history.

Apparently, it's still happening.

As recently as 2011, the Ammon's family claimed that their one-story house wasn't just regularly haunted. It was like

full-on demonic possession haunted. I'm talking kids levitating out of their beds during sleepovers,

people getting tossed across the room by unknown forces. Social workers allegedly saw their

son climb up a wall. And the most wild part of

this story to me is that it happened not too far from where I am, right here in my home state of

Indiana. Today, we're covering the Gary Indiana Demon House.

I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is So Supernatural.

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