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The Haunted in Holum attraction offers some down-home Halloween fun. A wooded acre of land is transformed into a frightening environment filled with eerie music and spooks at every turn.

Mad scientists are not only found in the movies. One remained alive and performed experiments on homeless travelers. These wanderers were turned into zombies who devoured the scientist and are waiting for more human flesh. For dinner, are you going to be the main course?

“13th Gate” is the most realistic haunted attraction in the country. Guests are transported back in time to places like the “Lost City of Atlantis” and the “Necropolis 13.” This outdoor cemetery houses 400 zombie crypts with an amazing voodoo show each night.

The Mortuary Haunted House in New Orleans, Louisiana

Face your fears at The Mortuary in New Orleans. An overwhelming and irrational FEAR creating intense anxiety or distressing emotion aroused by perceived impending danger, evil, pain… in which you have a persistent dread of a situation, creature, thing, or place.

SOME OF OUR FAVORITE FEARS TO EXPLORE…
Arachnophobia – Fear of Spiders
Ophidiophobia – Fear of Snakes
Claustrophobia – Fear of Small Spaces
Trypophobia – Fear of Holes
Thanatophobia – Fear of Death
Monophobia – Fear of Being Alone
Hemophobia – Fear of Blood
Trypanophobia – Fear of Needles
Nyctophobia – Fear of Darkness
Triskaidekaphobia – Fear of the Number 13
Coulrophobia – Fear of Clowns
Kinemortophobia – Fear of Zombies
Taphophobia – Fear of being buried alive
Samhainophobia – Fear of Halloween

IT’S TIME TO FACE YOUR FEARS!

Get Tickets to The Mortuary Haunted House

The Tree Farm Massacre in Leesville, Louisiana

Anything can happen at the “Tree Farm Massacre,” a Louisiana horror trail that is not for the faint at heart. There is danger around every corner, so walk fast, or you may be the next victim.

The trees…placid, beautiful, calming.  Nature’s sentinels.  Ever-present, easily taken for granted.  Providers of shade and serenity.  At least, that’s how most people think of trees.  Just like people, by-and-large they’re good.  But some–are not.

One thing that trees do is clean the air by removing CO2  and giving back oxygen.  It is that pure and simple fact of nature that (some believe) turned a few acres of trees outside Leesville, LA  near Vernon Lake into a “tree farm massacre.”

There’s no record of “Project: Reclamation” on government books or on any database except  the most obscure fringe conspiracy website.  It may have originated with DARPA, an agro-pharma conglomerate, university genetics research–no one is sure, and no one will say.

There is, however, one consistent thread: It was meant to save the world.  Continuous production of greenhouse gases leading to catastrophic climate change threatens every living creature on earth.  As we work to reduce those gases, we must also find ways to reverse the “greenhouse” process.  The goal of “Project: Reclamation” was to enhance the natural ability of trees to remove atmospheric poisons.  One test plot of trees was planted in an “undisclosed rural location.”

The researchers and foresters who lived on-site couldn’t help but be impressed by the accelerated growth of the seedlings.  Intact data indicates these trees matured years ahead of traditional growth and accounted for a fourfold reduction in CO2 and other toxins.  Speculation was that these trees could be adapted to reforest areas destroyed by logging, strip-mining and industrial pollution–even restore the South American Rainforest.

But while the trees absorbed humanity’s sins against nature, what they gave back was not simply oxygen.

Behavioral changes manifested in the researchers:  Aggression, paranoia and hallucinations gradually leading to violent psychosis.  From the size and amount of the body parts that were found, their strength and pain thresholds must have given them incredible resistance to the physical trauma a chainsaw can deliver.  It was called the “Tree Farm Massacre.”

Further research was abandoned when investigators suffered the same fate.  Speculation is that the “enhanced” trees produced an undetectable by-product of oxygen that, with sufficient exposure, turns people into homicidal “zombies.”

But maybe the answer is not that simple.  Perhaps the trees are simply doing what they were designed to do, and they decided the best way to save the world–was to destroy us.  Instead of protecting, are they turning us against each other?  Is their pollen spreading and sealing all our fates?

One thing we know is that those who stay long enough inside the “Tree Farm Massacre” will either kill–or be killed.  If you enter, you cannot trust those around you; you will be assailed by others who have stayed too long.  Inside the “Tree Farm Massacre,” there is only one rule:

Get out alive.

13 Nights at Jiminy Peak Haunted House in Hancock, MA

13 Nights at Jiminy Peak is an annual haunted house experience every October that leads up to its penultimate terror on Halloween. This isn’t just a haunted house; it’s a terror experience for ages 10 and up, including a thrilling haunted mountain coaster and buried secrets, ghosts, and ghouls of the mountains’ past. Dare to enter!

Ghouls and goblins will haunt you throughout your time. Enjoy “spirits” and cocktails at Christiansen’s Tavern and take in a ghost tail or two.

13 Nights at Jiminy Peak offers a haunted attraction, haunted coaster, a spooky tavern, and even lodging with or without ghosts….

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The Factory of Terror, a distinguished haunted attraction set in Massachusetts, proffers an unsettling fusion of otherworldly phenomena and peculiar occurrences. Nestled within an authentic former factory, the venue is imbued with a disturbing aura and a historical backdrop that lends credibility to the hair-raising experiences.

It features a variety of haunted houses, each brandishing unique themes and moments of pure terror, assuring that there’s a frightening surprise waiting at every turn for the daring souls who dare to explore its shadowy confines. But it’s not all about the scares at the Factory of Terror; it’s also a hub for amusement and fun. Visitors can not only indulge in the thrilling experiences offered by the haunted houses, but also participate in several interactive games and activities scattered across the premises. Whether it’s battling the undead in zombie laser tag, or attempting to break free from creepy escape rooms, there’s a myriad of choices for those looking for a test of their courage.

LAKEVILLE HAUNTED HOUSE where evil spirits roam in the darkness around you. No matter where you turn, you can feel the eyes of someone or, something watching you. A snap of a twig, the rustling leaves, the howling wind, and screams of fear fill you with fright as you travel through the twisting turning maze of horror.

Do you have the courage to make it through? Do you think your friends will help protect you from the unknown? Think again. Go ahead and close your eyes, the sounds will become trapped in your head. Face your fear, at the Lakeville Haunted House!

OCT. 13th, 14th, 20th, 21st, 27th, and 28th! Tickets go on sale 6:00PM-10:00 PM Ticket prices are $15 per person. No refunds!

The 7-1-5 Haunted House

Friends, Fans, and Future victims of the 715. We are happy to introduce our 2017 season! We have added multiple Lights on events this season to welcome in some younger fans who aren’t old enough for the full haunt experience just yet. Of course, anybody is welcome to this guided walk-through the haunt. Tickets will NOT be full admission price for these events. This season will mark our 5th year inside the Village shoppes in Canton, Come out and relive a nightmare or two with us this season. Our doors open soon. Until then, sweet dreams.

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