Carrie Genzel is an actor, producer, and storyteller whose work has long lived at the intersection of horror, mystery, and the unexplained. With a career spanning decades in film and television, she is widely recognized for appearances on Supernatural and The Walking Dead, as well as roles in cult favorites including Jennifer’s Body, Evil Feed, and They’re Watching.
Behind the scenes, Carrie has developed and pitched numerous paranormal television projects, which earned her the reputation among cable networks as “the ghost girl” for her deep familiarity with the genre and its audience. But her connection to the paranormal extends beyond her professional work. Carrie has experienced unexplained phenomena for as long as she can remember, shaping a lifelong pursuit of understanding what lingers—and why.
As the creator and host of Echoes of the South, Carrie blends studio storytelling with on-location investigations, drawing on an extensive network of investigators, historians, authors, educators, and individuals directly connected to the stories being told. Her approach is grounded in respect, curiosity, and a commitment to truth—seeking answers for the living while giving voice to those who remain unheard.