The Hauntings Film

“The Hauntings” is a 2 hour and 9 minute journey into the world of the supernatural. In this film Trey Smith visits sites from both the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. In Nashville Tennessee, we will examine the sites of Andrew Jackson’s home, The Hermitage, the Carter House, and the Free Masonic Temple where the Indian Removal Act was signed.

Film Overview

Trey also examines the Free Masons and other secret societies. Many believe the Free Masons have an occult origin and that they have played a pivotal role in guiding world affairs.

The film moves from the Masons to Cecil Rhodes of South Africa . . . a man who is often credited as a key player in Apartheid, as Trey visits the Rhodes Memorial, which is purported by some to be an occultic site.

The memorial is in the shape of the Roman/Greek altar of Zeus in Pergamos, believed to be The Seat of Satan spoken about in the Book of Revelation.  Regardless, this enormous Masonic memorial is identical to the stage made for Barack Obama at the Democratic National Convention, as well as one that was made for Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party.

Rhodes is also the man in whose honor the Rhodes Scholarship is named as well as Rhodesia, which is now Zimbabwe.

From there we travel to Eureka Springs, Arkansas, to visit the allegedly haunted hotels — the Basin Park Haunted Hotel and the Crescent Haunted Hotel.

The Hauntings is a true journey into the realm of the unusual by Trey Smith and the God in a Nutshell Project. We very much hope you enjoy the film!