Haunt Reviews

Connecticut Top Haunt: Legends of Fear Now Featuring a Funhouse of Fear! Our top haunt for Connecticut goes to Legends of Fear! Guests have been enjoying thrills and chills at Legends of Fear for 22 years! The haunt includes five different attractions, all dead set on hearing guests scream! Hike the Melon Head Revenge Trail through the haunted forest and be hunted by demented souls who are thirsty for blood. Edgar, the mad mortician, invites you to join him in his Hemlock Manor Mortuary for a grand tour from which you may never return. Guests have a chance to repent their sins… Read more »

Colorado Top Haunt: Haunted Field of Screams Largest “Scream Park” in Colorado This 40-acre corn field located in Thornton Colorado is hailed as the state’s “largest scream park.”  With four different haunts in one, this hair-raising haunt is so intense it’s not recommended for those 12 and under. Guests are hunted by maniacal killers as they traverse through the torture chambers of “Condemned,” the haunt’s first attraction. Those who manage to escape will hitch a ride on a paintball-toting trailer outfitted to exterminate hordes of the undead. If zombie annihilation isn’t too much to handle, guests make their way through Dead… Read more »

California Top Haunt: Los Angeles Haunted Hayride Four Horrifying Haunts in One! The Los Angeles Haunted Hayride is our top haunt for the great state of California. While the hayride is cast as the main event, the haunt actually houses 4 separate attractions in one. Guests enter into Purgatory where they interact with the living dead; they traipse through the Haunted Village, and take a ride on undead horses on the “Scary-go-Round.” LA’s favorite haunted hayride, celebrating its tenth year in operation, has a little something for everyone. While the travels through Purgatory may not be suitable for those under… Read more »

Alaska Top Haunt: Fright Nite Manor Anchorage’s Oldest Haunted House Anchorage’s Fright Night Manor takes top honors in the state of Alaska for the third straight year!  Founded in 1985, this mostly family-friendly haunt is looking to secure a new location currently but it will be up and running. If you like clowns, clowns, and more clowns, this is the place for you.  The plan is for a large clown room, separate Nightmare on Elm Street and Zombie areas, and huge spiders.  Expect scary 3D effects with your $15 ticket.  Great scares around every corner, but not recommended for the very… Read more »

New York Top Haunt: Chamber of Horrors Will you live to escape the Chamber of Horrors? With a live stage show and three haunted houses, Chamber of Horrors NY offers four terrifying experiences under one roof with the cost of admission. An innocent stay at a bed-and-breakfast turns deadly with the emergence of the Necronomicon at Dead End Breakfast, while the Lestrange Toy Factory takes the meaning of “fun” to a murderous new level in Industrial Laughter. Or perhaps you will have the misfortune of joining Payne Ripper’s enclave of serial killers… that is if you manage to survive the onslaught… Read more »

New Mexico Top Haunt: NM Slaughter House Many will visit, but few will leave the Slaughter House. Enter the home of murderous couple Leather Head and Mother Mary in Albuquerque’s NM Slaughter House…if you dare. Their “perfect” child Nina, the only survivor to be left untouched by her sadistic “parents,” serves as your guide through the winding maze of booby traps that serves as their twisted home-sweet-home. However, the other children who were not so lucky are still waiting for their next meal within the house’s walls… and the adrenaline-fueled flesh of terrified visitors make for the perfect snack. With a… Read more »

North Carolina Top Haunt: Woods of Terror Watch your step in the Woods of Terror! Father McMillan may have been able to safely banish the enraged spirits of the Great Depression away from the people of Greensboro all those years ago, but the powerful grudges of the unholy know no bounds in this forest… and with a selection of 13 doomed attractions, horror of all kinds await visitors in North Carolina’s 32-acre Woods of Terror. Located on McLaurin Farm, highlights of this two-time FrightFind winner include the nightly parade of ghouls and spooks down Monster Midway, the dastardly crew of Blackbeard’s… Read more »

New Jersey Top Haunt: Night of Terror This Night of Terror just might be your last. Billed as New Jersey’s largest haunted attraction, Night of Terror hosts five terrifying encounters on over 100 acres of farmland—conveniently located in the middle of nowhere. For an interactive action-packed horror experience, visitors can try their luck at surviving flesh-crazed hordes of the living dead on the Haunted Paintball Hayride.  You can also face your darkest fears in the Dark Dreams haunted house, go for the monster-packed ride of your life on the Ride of Terror (which was featured on HGTV’s Scariest Haunted Houses), and… Read more »

New Hampshire Top Haunt: The Ghoullog Family-friendly ghoulish fun in the mountains. Since 2006, New Hampshire’s Cranmore Mountain Resort has transformed itself into an equally eerie and fun multi-attraction destination for the whole family during the Halloween season. Get your share of scares throughout the Ghoullog’s 15,000 square feet of indoor horrors—including pitch-black rooms and mazes with a cast of terrifying characters lurking around every corner—and try to quell any goosebumps during the treacherous walk through the dark, dark woods. For the little ones (the Ghoullog is recommended for ages 10 and up), the Haunted Playground is open to all ages… Read more »

Arkansas Top Haunt: Carpenter’s Mortuary Undertakers, Morticians and Grave Diggers, oh my! Charlie Bookout tells us that Carpenter’s Mortuary Spook House is unique in that it occupies a historic 1929 building that once actually served as the Funeral Home for Gentry, Arkansas. The haunt as it is known today has been successfully scaring thrill-seekers since it opened in 2014, but the artists who run Mortuary Studios have been sharing their passion for the paranormal at this location for over 30 years. “We only use real ghosts . . . Just kidding,” says Bookout. “There are from 20 to 25 talented actors… Read more »

Maryland Top Haunt: Bennett’s Curse Your new Halloween tradition. Featured on Travel Channel and in Haunted Attraction Magazine, this locally owned and family operated businesses is a must this Halloween season. Bennett’s Curse Haunted Attraction is located in Baltimore and has provided the local area with a bone-chilling experience for the past 18 years. Sure to make you scream in fear, people come from all around to visit this haunted attraction. See for yourself what some call, the most original haunted house they’ve ever been to.  It will leave even the toughest of people scared and screaming. FrightFind It: Bennett’s Curse… Read more »

Nevada Top Haunt: Kingdom of Horrors School’s never out at the Kingdom of Horrors Somewhere in the depths of Reno’s Kingdom of Horrors, the resident demented duo of Mel and Lester Kilburn roam, searching for the next batch of souls to trap within their 26 rooms of terror. In groups of up to four people at a time, visitors must venture through the long, dark hallways of the former Kilburn Estate and survive the wrath of the tormented spirits left behind. If you dare to enter this doomed abode, horned demons, bloody ghouls, and other fearsome phantoms await their turn at scaring… Read more »

Mississippi Top Haunt: Cedar Hill Farm’s Haunted Hayride Get scared senseless at Cedar Hill’s Haunted Farm Ever wondered if you’ve got what it takes to fight off the undead? Find out with a round of apocalyptic Zombie Paintball at Mississippi’s Cedar Hill’s Haunted Farm. With five attractions on-site, Cedar Hill’s visitors can create their own adventure on each individually-priced experience. Classic horror figures like Dracula and Frankenstein await on the theatrical Haunted Hayride, and the Trail of Terror takes unlucky souls for an ominous stroll through the nearby woods. Of course, every haunted farm needs a barn… and Sensturbia’s pitch-black twists and… Read more »

Missouri Top Haunt: Phobius Horror has a new home in Phobius: Estate of Fears The truly twisted life story of Dr. Cyrus Fears is only the beginning of the nightmare that is Missouri’s Phobius. Since 2014, Dr. Fears and his sub-human stepson, Ziek, have harvested their share of luckless victims from the droves of visitors that come to see their cast of freakish oddities. With an all-new location in Truesdale, Missouri for the 2018 Halloween season, 30 acres of terror—including a mile-long forest—await visitors on Phobius: Estate of Fears. All scares aside, though, there is a heart to the horror: Fearsome… Read more »

Minnesota Top Haunt: The Dead End Hayride The hayride is only the beginning… By day, Pinehaven Farm hosts a variety of family-friendly activities, including a pumpkin patch and annual fall festival. However, once nightfall descends on Pinehaven’s 150 acres, inescapable terror awaits those who dare to embark on the multi-attraction experience that is The Dead End Hayride. Since 2010, visitors have evaded the deranged residents of Sunnyvale Asylum, ran for their lives through terrifying scenes including the perilous Departed Oaks Haunted Trail, and Site 66 Haunted Corn Maze, and stomached the heart-stopping special effects that make The Dead End Hayride one of… Read more »