Casey? What do you have there? I've got the man
of your dreams. Definitely the man
of my nightmares. Check this out. Oh my god, that's scary. Hold him. Hold me! Is there another one? [gasps] His bride. This one looks a
little bit newer, but this guy right here,
he looks really old. We need to find somebody
who really knows, and can tell us the difference
between them, and maybe get them appraised. Who knows, maybe we'll
get really lucky, and it's one of them
they used on the set. That would be worth
a lot of money. The only bad thing--
they were possessed. Casey, come play
with me Casey. Casey-- (ANGRY)
Come play with me! That's scary. MAN: I hope it's
not a possessed one. We're taking our Chucky
dolls to Dark Delicacies. How are you. Del knows all things horror. When he sees those movie
props, he's going to freak. These are, like, the
holy grail of Chucky dolls? Right? Yeah, I mean,
they're a good size. MAN: I'm hoping that these are
maybe some sort of movie prop. OK this is from the
"Child's Play" series. The first doll looks different. This is later on, in the fourth
movie, "Bride of Chucky"-- hence the Bride of Chucky. OK, spoiler alert. Tiffany is even
in better shape. Look at that leather coat. You don't have any
scuff marks on it. Dress is in good shape. The combat boots-- beautiful. MAN: That's good. All of that being said-- this is the franchise. This is the guy right here. He made the money.
He paid the bills. That's right. Do you have any idea of what
you think these might be worth? No, but what we
are hoping for is, like, maybe some
sort studio props. Because I've never
seen one like that. If this was one of the
props from Bride of Chucky, you'd probably be talking,
maybe, thousands of dollars. The thing that would tell you,
right off the bat, would be, if it was a studio prop,
they would have made it, and it wouldn't have
a manufacturer's tag. We'll see if we get any tags-- this is not a prop doll. It is a doll made
after the movie, or maybe licensed
during the movie, and then made to come
out at the same time. It is still a high end toy. OK. You've got this set. I would value them at about
$125 to $150 for the pair. Huh? [laughs] What? I'm worth more than
that, you [bleep].. "Everything Ghost
Hunters" book. Tips and tools and techniques
for exploring the supernatural. Oh, maybe they were
videotaping themselves. Woo, baby. Yeah, right there. Hold that pose. Record yourself. You don't find this kind
of equipment every day. I'm going to have
to hunt down and see who can tell me what this
is, and what they do with it. Managed to track down a
pair of ghost hunters. So we're meeting
at the Graber olive house-- which is over 100 years
old and, supposedly, haunted. You know, like [ghost sound]. Basically, what
you have here is your amateur ghost hunting kit. Ghosts don't need money. I do. How much is this stuff worth? Probably between
$500 and $600. $500 and $600? That's fantastic. Well, if you really
want a full experience, we'll take you
through those gates. Let's see what we can
find with this stuff. Well, I guess
seeing is believing. OK, if anybody gets close
to you, you'll feel it. Did you hear that? Did you hear that
knocking noise? Who is in here with us? [knock] Whoa, that was loud. Oh, there he is. He's right here. Hello? Who's with us? Ooh, it's getting cold, too. Oh, I think it
might be time to go. GHOST HUNTER: You
getting scared? No, it's just
time to eat dinner. Time to eat dinner? All right. I've got to side-by-side
lockers for $2,750. If I can get Chad to
keep his pie hole shut, he'll be a big help
cleaning them out. Look at these. Edgar Allan Poe, Raven edition. is that Poe or Pooey? Poe. I think I heard of him. These are nice. First edition. These are worth some money. 1880 copyright date. These are definitely
worth getting checked out. Chad, this place is spooky. CHAD: It's really weird. Hey. Welcome, welcome
to the Perry House. Come in. You first, dude. A book guy I know set me
up with the owner of David Brass Rare Books,
here at the Perry House Heritage Square Museum. I don't know about this guy. If anything happens, I'm out
of here-- with or without Chad. What is the deal
with this Poe guy? Edgar Allen Poe? He was the father of the
American short story. Tales of mystery, and
imagination, and macabre, but always on the very dark side. Unfortunately, by 1849 it was-- gone. These used to be
very, very popular. Is this a whole set? Is it one through five-- It's the whole set. No actually, it is five volumes. You see? So I want to know what
these books are worth? I think you've got $80. $80 for the set? For the five. We drove all the way for that? If you didn't have
the complete set, they'd be work bupkiss. What? Because it doesn't-- Be worth what? Bupkiss. What's a butt kiss? So this should be some
kind of-- oh [bleep].. That is some kind of
bones and a skull. This is-- this is definitely,
looks like a real skull. Has little hinges on it. And this is like-- I don't even know what part that
is, a hip bone or something? This is definitely a human
[bleep] skeleton here. Hopefully it's not an unsolved
mystery or anything like that. I think the best
course of action is going to be to put
everything back in the case and take this to
somebody who can tell me exactly what's
going on with this. This is the strangest thing I've
ever found in a storage yard. Wow, this is beautiful. And it's just in perfect shape. How would I know that
this wasn't just some person that didn't like his wife, or-- A body that's been dug
up, being so porous, it's going to collect dirt. This is, to me, obviously
professionally cleaned. Now that I've found out that
this is not a murder victim, I want to know what this
pile of bones is worth? So Dave, retail, this
would be like about $1,670. You know, one man's bones
pays another man's bills. I am going to pull out
these here Rosary beads. I ain't got time
for no shenanigans. What's this? I don't know, but it's some
kind of contraption here. Look at this? What is it? Oh man. That's just like in
the vampire movie. Oh, that's what this probably
is-- a casket lowerer. Unfortunately, this spooky
stuff might be worth something. Oh no! What the [bleep]! I'm going to see Brad Hartmann
at this freaky-ass store to see if he could take this
spooky stuff off my hands? All right, now
I've got something. I hope it's worth some money. Oh, look at that. You crank this up and
all the evil spirits and stuff come out with it. [laughs]. Look at this. Wow, this is a Clark. They made grave vaults. And this particular model
here was waterproof. Back in the day, the salesman,
to prove the waterproof nature of the vault here, would
take a lit cigarette, put it on this platform, fill
the water about halfway up, lower it down, bring
it back up, take another puff of his cigarette. All right, my man. Can you give me a
price on all this. Sure. I would price that around $700. For real? Yeah. Probably going
to have to spend that money on an exorcism. Lord have mercy. So the psychic said there was
this dark, mysterious feeling around the locker. So I went ahead and bought it. Wait a minute. Oh, it looks like hair. Is it a wig? I don't know. I don't know. It's kind of creeped out. I don't want to, like, I
don't want to touch it. WOMAN: Is there any tools
you can pinch it with? (DISGUSTED) Oh, oh. You've got to be kidding. WOMAN: Nice. Shrunken heads? Now, this is wild. I don't know. I'll tell you what. I'm just getting a weird
voodoo feeling, you know? Good for you because you
hit it on the head here. It's illegal to sell body
parts in the United States-- believe me, I've tried. So I've got to find out if these
shrunken heads are the McCoy or not. I know the Bowers
Museum has a couple of shrunken heads on display. So I'm meeting with the
director of collections to find out if the shrunken
heads in the locker that I got for $550 are real. Shrunken heads
came to their height in then mid to late 1800s. And they were really
worn for their power. Whoever made them
made a good effort to put in some qualities that
would make them look authentic. It's probably animal skin. Like the rubber ones,
these are just tchotchkes. But they probably
do have some worth. What, do they sell them to
tourists, you know, in Ecuador, when they visit the rainforest? Exactly.
Yes. They do have some value. MAN: So I'm probably
looking at about $50 apiece. They're compelling,
and they're intriguing. But bottom line, they're creepy.
