Los Angeles, CA -- A voodoo priestess and a Wiccan witch brewed up some paranormal activity during the filming of the new TV reality show "Mad Mad House."

The show puts 10 contestants in an L.A. mansion and makes them face challenges for a $100,000 prize as determined by five judges: A witch, a voodoo priestess, a naturist, a modern primitive and a vampire.

Wiccan witch Fiona Horne says she and voodoo priestess Iya Ta'Shia Asanti conjured up real ghosts while casting spells with each other during the show.

Normally, Horne says she's very skeptical of ghosts, but she claims she and Asanti together were "like magnets" for spirits.

Horne also says she had visions of ghosts while living in the house and her sixth sense turned out to be on target.

When the series ended, Horne spoke with the homeowner and learned house sits on an ancient Native American burial ground and that ghosts of former occupants still roam the halls.

"Mad Mad House" will premiere March 4 on the Sci Fi Channel.

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