harknell

We haven't ever chicken doored it (which is what they call the emergency exits), but we have been "exhausted" in haunts. That's where you get hit with scares so often you start to feel overwhelmed. That's a good thing! Hotel of Horrors and a few others really do that and are the top hardcore places that definitely aren't kid friendly.

You know, if a haunt had a dude in a giant zombie taco outfit I'd probably lose it both laughing and screaming due to the unexpected nature of it.

Haunt owners, I expect to see this next season!

Well, generally we're cool with going back to any place we've been to--but some things just don't interest me. Blackout and some of the "experiment" type haunts aren't really haunted attractions in my opinion. They are really more S&M experiences. I like seeing cool stuff and am not much interested in sticking things in my mouth or being covered in nasty crap. For some that's cool though, so to each their own.

It's still scary as crap. We just did a recording this past weekend for our new youtube series and the drive to get there when you go on the property was scary with no other cars around. The funny part is we talked with Donna and Ruth there, 2 former employees, and they said the place wasn;t scary at all when it was operating. It was bright and open. Looking at it now though and man does it have the super creep factor going for it.

Eastern State Penitentiary: Terror Behind The Walls in Philadelphia PA is the only other place I can compare it to.

On the Sleep No More point, "Then She Fell" is another awesome experience in NYC that kicks super ass. We supported it when it was a kickstarter event and it;'s now in regular production. Imagine living in the book "Through The Looking Glass for 2 hours with branching paths through the experience and areas only you see--it's one of the best things I've ever experienced and I can't recommend it enough.