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179 Warner Road, Grayson, LA, USA

Well its that time of year again, Haunted in Holum, but who ever said that you need a high budget, theatrically trained staff or Hollywood-style sets to create a haunt that people will go to? Well, Haunted in Holum, located in Holum, Louisiana, is the perfect example of a haunt done out of love for the genre. While not a professional attraction it is built and staffed by our family and volunteers from the community. It all takes place on a wooded acre of land surround by trees with frightening Halloween props, eerie surround sound music, and actors at every turn!
This will be Haunted in Holum’s 14th year creating the haunt! Our family builds the attraction for the entertainment of the people walking through and also for the people working in it. Just a reminder…we have the right to refuse anyone. This is for community to get together and have a nice time.  So, if you are looking for trouble please do not show up because you will be escorted off the property. Please do not run..we understand you get startled, but we have built the haunt for your enjoyment and we would like for it to still be standing the next day. Hope to see everyone on opening night!!! You can find us on facebook at www.facebook.com/haunted.holum for more information.
 
Below is a list of our rules and regulations and frequently asked questions of the haunt, if you fail to comply with any, you will be escorted of the property!
Disclaimers & Warnings
ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Haunted in Holum reserves the right to refuse admission to anyone. You will experience intense audio and lighting, extremely low visibility, uneven walkway, strobe lights, fog, damp or wet conditions. You should not participate if you are pregnant, claustrophobic, are prone to seizures, heart or respiratory conditions.
NO photography, video or flashlights or lasers allowed. No smoking, drinking or eating allowed in Haunted in Holum. Do not bring alchohol, drugs, or weapons on the property! No running or touching of the props, and do NOT touch the actors and they will not touch you!
If you violate any of these rules, you may be asked to leave. Enter at your own risk!
Frequently asked questions:
Q: Is it scary?
A: Fear is a relative thing. We make our best effort to get everybody but we also try to make sure that if you don’t get scared you will still have fun. Some advice: If you come into a haunted attraction determined not to get scared, you probably won’t. Relax and enjoy the show, a little fright could be good for you. Also, if you don’t scare easily, bring people with you that do. Half the fun is hearing your friends scream.
Q: If I am in line at closing time will I still get in?
A: Yes. The gate stays open until the advertised time. The attraction stays open until all ticket holders have gone through the haunt.
Q: Will I be touched?
A: While the inhabitants of the attraction will not purposely grab the patrons, you may encounter more subtly or indirect touch, or accidental contact in the darker areas. There are moving props and animatronics that you will most likely come in contact with.
Q: Should I bring my kids?
A: While our attraction is not recommended for small children, we leave this decision to the parent or guardian. Keep in mind that we do not tone down the show if a child is in your group. We do not allow children to be forced to enter the attraction against their will. Children under ten must be accompanied by an adult.
Q: I have a health condition. Should I go through the attractions?
A: Participation at Haunted in Holum is not recommended for those who have heart conditions, are pregnant, have asthma, are epileptic, or have other physical conditions that could be aggravated by a frightening environment.
Q: What if I get too scared to finish going through the attraction?
A: Security personal will escort you out if you get too scared to continue.
If you have a question..please feel free to message us on facebook.

16307 Dolton Drive, Chesterfield, VA, USA

Legend has it that everything at The Herton Cross Cemetery was once a nice and docile community in the middle of Virginia. It had a wonderful makeup of upstanding individuals, families, and professionals.  Picnics and festivals aplenty, the community would thrive with laughter and cheer.  That was until one fateful autumn season in 2020; when The Doctor came to town.

Some heralded them as a savior, some as a great visionary.  One to lead the community through trying and tough times and to carry the mantle of all that represented good.  But something was off and it would be too late before anyone could stop what was to come…

Terror Manor

805 Norfolk Avenue Southwest, Roanoke, VA 24016, USA

Terror Manor September – November

Experience the TERROR! Sept 22nd 7:30 -11pm every Fri & Sat til Nov 2nd  2023.
Thursdays October 5th – Nov 2nd 7:30-10pm.  Blackout dates are Nov 3rd & 4th 7:30-10pm

December & Febuary

Not all Santas & Cupids are made of nightmares. Come check out Santa’s Slay our winter holiday horror! We also have our haunted terrortines event in Febuary.
December TBA  &  Febuary 10,11,17 & 18th 7:30PM-10:00 pm

Enter if you dare

With 40 plus rooms, you’ll be able to enjoy the terror for a long time!

Check back for more great events

On top of the regular seasonal haunt events, Terror Manor loves to have special events too, like our blackout nights, special guests, and more. See the EVENTS

Schmitts Farm Haunt

1 631-271-3276

26 Pinelawn Rd, Melville, New York 11747, USA

The haunt came to life in 1994 when the Schmitt brothers, Bill and Ferd, had a brand new, greenhouse that was empty after the flower growing season in the spring. They wanted to come up with some way to utilize the space in October, rather than letting their brand-new building go to waste. They decided that they would try haunting unaware of the passion that their first experiment would bring out in them.

They spent the entire late summer building their first haunted house in their dusty greenhouse. They hired a few actors and soon October came around. The first haunt was so successful they decided to do it again the following season.

After the success of yet another season and with a newfound passion to scare Bill and Ferd decided to build a large barn and take their haunt to the next level, where it is permanently.

For the past 28 years the Schmitts Farm Haunt has been a staple of the community and a must-attend attraction come October. Every year the Schmitt brothers push the envelope of what’s possible to create the best experience possible for their guests.

“We always want it to be fun for our guests. It’s a challenge to keep it fresh and exciting year after year but it’s one of our core beliefs that each year should feel like a brand-new experience. We owe it to our loyal group of employees and guests who make up our haunt family. They come back year after year trusting us to make the next year better than the last. Each year we attend the industry-leading trade show to get the latest props and spend the summer designing new rooms and characters. I can’t wait to have you down this season.”

– Bill Schmitt, Co-owner

Frightmore Academy

252-352-1044

2115 Everetts Road, Williamston, NC 27892, USA

We Bring the Scare, You Bring the Bodies!

Frightmore Academy is a haunted house that includes 20+ different scenes, both indoors and out. It is not recommended for the faint of heart or those suffering from heart and/or breathing conditions. Visitors will be exposed to strobe lights, fog, and loud noises.

Full Back Story:

At the beginning of 2019, Mr. and Mrs. Frightmore bought this facility out of foreclosure in hopes of transforming it into a haven for troubled children, a cause that was dear to their hearts. Instead of your average educational facility, the Frightmores felt that they had a special talent for correcting bad behavior in children, and therefore decided to open an alternative school for juvenile delinquents, promising to improve academic performance and produce well-mannered individuals. Mr. and Mrs. Frightmore decided to offer the first year of schooling free of charge; however, they required that all students complete a mandatory 2-month on siteevaluation with no outside contact. After the applications were approved, the first-ever class at Frightmore Academy was formed.

Following the 2-month period, parents arrived to pickup their children for the weekend break; however, tragedy struck when the Frightmores reported that all of the children had mysteriously gone missing. Frightmore Academy was immediately ordered to cease all operations, pending a formal police investigation. Eight months after the tragedy, the Frightmoresopened their doors to anyone wishing to visit their facility, in an attempt to clear their good name.

*Fast Forward to 2021*
As a result of the deadly virus in 2020, the Frightmores suffered a devastating blow with attendance deemed unacceptable. Determined to ensure that this did not happen again, the Frightmores locked themselves away in the family library where they searched effortlessly for something that would guarantee their success for years to come.

The Frightmores have reportedly stumbled upon an ancient concoction, that when inhaled, cripples its victim and casts them into a horridslumber, one haunted by nightmares. Nearby residents have reported sounds of witchcraft and bloodcurdling screams coming from the property at night.

The Haunted Bell Witch Cave in Adams, Tennessee

430 Keysburg Road, Adams, TN 37010, USA

The Haunted Bell Witch Cave in Adams, Tennessee

The Bell Witch Cave in Adams, Tennessee is an infamous haunted site that has been the subject of numerous tales and legends. The legend of the Bell Witch dates back to the beginning of the 19th century and tells a tale of a supernatural being that haunted John Bell and his family. According to folklore, The Bell Witch’s spirit would speak and cast spells on the family. The Bell Witch harassed the family causing them great distress and even physical harm to John Bell’s youngest daughter, Betsy Bell.

The Bell Witch even vowed to kill John Bell in 1817. Eventually, John Bell would die on December 20th, 1820. The cause of death was actually attributed to the supernatural.

Paranormal Activity Around the Bell Witch Cave

The Bell Witch Cave is a limestone cave near where the Bell Farm once stood. Paranormal activity has been reported surrounding the cave including eerie noises, mysterious lights, and strange occurrences. The cave is located in Red River Gorge near Adams and is known for its unique geological features as well as its paranormal activity. It is a limestone formation with many winding passages that lead deep into the cave system. Many believe this was an ideal setting for paranormal activity.

The bell witch legend has grown over time with many visitors claiming to have experienced strange events while visiting the cave or nearby areas. While some skeptics reject these accounts as superstition or exaggeration, many still feel there’s some truth behind these stories. In recent years, paranormal investigators have conducted extensive research into the Bell Witch phenomenon.

Where is the Bell Witch Cave?

The Bell Witch Cave is located in Adams, Tennessee at 430 Keysburg Road, Adams, TN 37010. It’s about 40 minutes from Nashville and tours are given during the Summer.

Movies based on the Bell Witch

The Bell Witch Haunting has several movies based on the story: 2013’s Bell Witch Haunting, Bell Witch: The Movie in 2007, and An American Haunting in 2005 are each based on the story of the haunting and the cave.

Whether you believe this eerie story or not, those who come seeking answers at The Bell Witch Cave should be prepared for whatever awaits them within.

102 8th Street, Belle Plaine, IA, USA

Fridays and Saturdays in October 7-11 pm.

Come and see this heinous, diabolical and putrid Haunted Attraction in Eastern Iowa. Open Fridays and Saturdays in October. This Haunted House is down right crazy and scary!! We can’t wait to meat you…….

Frankenstein Rocks - A Halloween Musical in Newtown, Pennsylvania

275 Swamp Road, Newtown, PA 18940, USA

Frankenstein Rocks is a Halloween Musical for Every”body”

This Halloween season, come join us at the haunted theater in Newtown, PA for a spooktacular show featuring Frankenstein Rocks. This immersive theatrical comedic rock musical experience will take you on a journey into the raucous world of Frankenstein and his monster.

Frankenstein Rocks musical Halloween show is a night to remember. On the spookiest nights of October, visitors are welcomed with a variety of Halloween-themed entertainment and activities sure to delight all who attend. The ghoulish theater provides a unique atmosphere to get into the spirit of Halloween and enjoy some bone-chilling thrills. From live music and dancing to a haunted attraction at as you stand in line, you’re sure to have a great time at this unique event.

The star of the night is Frankenstein himself. Frankenstein will be hosting the evening’s festivities with his signature ghoulish enthusiasm and horror-filled antics. He’ll be joined by a selection of local performers providing spooky entertainment throughout the course of the night including haunting music, ghouls, zombie-themed acts, and a ton of laughs.

When is Frankenstein Rocks?

Frankenstein Rocks Halloween Show in Newtown, PA

Performances will be in October on the weekends of October 13th – 15th and 20th – 22nd at the Zlock Theatre in Bucks County Community College. That’s right, a show on October, Friday the 13th!

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The Goatman's Bridge

Old Alton Bridge, Lantana, TX 76226, USA

The Goatman’s Bridge in Texas

The paranormal legend of the Goatman’s Bridge in Texas is one that has been passed down through generations. It is said to be haunted by an eerie entity known as the “Goatman,” a paranormal being with the head of a goat and the body of a human. According to local folklore, this creature roams around the bridge at night, terrorizing any who dare cross its path.

Where is the Goatman Bridge?

Constructed in 1884, the bridge’s real name is “The Old Alton Bridge” named after the abandoned city of Alton, which it served in the 1850s. It’s an aged iron bridge crossing over Hickory Creek between Denton and Copper Canyon, Texas that has since been replaced by the Old Alton Road. The Goatman’s bridge sits just East of Old Alton Road right outside Denton. The official address is Old Alton Bridge, Lantana, TX 76226. You can access the bridge from the Old Alton Bridge Trail that begins on the East Side of Hickory Creek. It’s a short walk from the trail. The best way to find it is by using the Old Alton Bridge Trail address of Old Alton Bridge Trail, Argyle, TX 76226 in your maps app.

Is The Goatman’s Bridge Haunted?

The Goatman’s Bridge is said to be haunted by a half-man half-goat being and has been an infamous spot for paranormal activity for many years. It is said that the area surrounding it is filled with supernatural energy, making it easy for ghosts and other paranormal entities to manifest. People have reported hearing strange noises coming from under the bridge, feeling icy cold chills running up their spine when crossing it, and even seeing strange figures lurking around it at night. There have also been numerous reports of paranormal activity such as unusual lights and sounds coming from inside the forest next to the bridge.

The True Story of the Goatman’s Bridge Origin

The origin of this Goatman’s Bridge paranormal activity dates back to the early 20th century. It is said that a respected black goat farmer named Oscar Washburn, who was dubbed “The Goatman” by his fellow citizens, was hung over the side of the bridge by Klansmen in 1938. It’s said that they crossed the bridge and kidnapped Oscar and him back to the bridge. Yet when they threw him over the bridge to hang him, his body disappeared. This is supposedly the beginning of the Goatman’s Bridge.

Ever since, it is said that if you cross the bridge at night, you may see the Goatman on the other side.

This story quickly spread among locals and soon enough people began reporting similar sightings near or around the bridge itself and eventually gave rise to rumors of a haunted bridge guarded by an evil spirit they called “the Goatman.” As time went on more people began reporting paranormal experiences while crossing or even just walking nearby the Goatman’s Bridge leading many believers in paranormal phenomena to consider it one of Texas’ most haunted places.

Still today visitors come from all over just to experience what could be described as an otherworldly atmosphere near this mysterious landmark and there are always stories circulating about those who dare cross its path late at night…

Haunted Sauer Castle in Kansas City, Kansas

935 Shawnee Rd, Kansas City, KS 66103, USA

Haunted Sauer Castle in Kansas City, Kansas

Sauer Castle haunted mansion in Kansas City, Kansas is a place of eeriness and mystery. Built in 1871, the Italianate-style castle has been witness to countless tales of paranormal activity, haunted spirits, and supernatural phenomena. Many visitors have reported ghostly sightings inside the mansion walls; from strange noises echoing through the halls to apparitions appearing out of nowhere. If you are brave enough to explore this haunted mansion, be prepared for a spine-tingling visit. Who knows what otherworldly terrors you may encounter? Dare to enter if you dare – but beware! You never know what might lurk within its haunted walls…

History of Paranormal Activity at the Sauer Castle

Sauer Castle has captivated visitors with paranormal phenomena for years. Located near the Missouri River, the castle was built by German immigrant Augustin Sauer in 1871 and was once an impressive three-story building with a large ballroom and spectacular views of the city from its rooftop.

Since then, it has been subject to paranormal activity such as strange lights and noises, paranormal sightings, and even reports of mysterious apparitions. It’s said that many have heard screams coming from the castle during the night, as well as eerie music playing without explanation. Some witnesses have reported seeing shadows moving in the dark of night or feeling an icy chill emanating from certain parts of the castle.

Even more paranormal encounters have been documented over the years, including sightings of mysterious figures walking through walls or faces appearing in windows – all without explanation or origin. Many believe these paranormal occurrences are connected to a tragic event that occurred at the castle during its heyday: two children, believed to be siblings, died while playing in a now-abandoned part of the castle.

Today, many paranormal investigators and ghost hunters flock to Sauer Castle to document their findings. In recent years, mediums have also visited the paranormal site, noting that there is an energy or “presence” inside the castle – one that cannot be explained by any natural phenomenon or human behavior.

The most common paranormal activity reported here is seeing ghostly figures roaming around late at night and hearing voices coming from empty rooms. Other phenomena include objects being moved mysteriously across rooms on their own accord, orbs flying around within view, and strange smells filling up different areas throughout the building.

Sauer Castle Today

The castle was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1977 and placed in Kansas’s Historic Landmarks in 1987. The castle is in need of repair as of 2023. You can look through the fence and see this historic place. Some people still get in the building of their own accord, but that is ill-advised from both a legal and paranormal standpoint.

19016612390

115 East Main Street, Trumann, AR 72472

Check website for dates for operations.

Make it a Halloween to remember and come see Chill Factor Haunted Attractions brand NEW location. We are coming back this year bigger and better than ever with a huge downtown Trumann building. Chill Factors Halloween 2022 season will feature 2 thrilling and chilling mazes sure to rattle your bones. Please come on down and see us! Have a Happy Halloween!!

4304 South Cimarron Avenue, Boise, ID, USA

8-11pm fri and Sat and 8-11 on Halloween night.

Coulrophobic? Face your fears if you have the guts to attempt passage into the Psycho Circus at Cimarron!!!

Psycho Circus at Cimarron is in it’s 2nd year of Haunting here in Boise. We are definitely NOT your usual neighborhood home haunt and an experience you won’t soon forget. Because this is done mostly out of my own pocket, donations are grately appreciated to ensure I am able to keep providing our community with this Halloween attraction for years to come.

Haunt is open 8-11pm Oct 21,22,28,29 & 31st.