The Director of Horror

Noticed this picture on the facade on this ( http://careyparanormalresearch.tumblr.com/ ) website: I comes with a paragraph explaining Hartford Mansion (Dead End): Plans are in the Works The Paranormal Research Society of Carey, Ohio may have its first live investigation in just a short month. We are making plans to do a ghost hunt and investigation in the Hartford Mansion, which lies on the outskirts of town. The Hartford Mansion is as old as it is mysterious; a few Society members have begun research into its dark past, while we make sure it is within our financial budget to carry out the investigation. Updates to come. What happened at at the Hartford Mansion? We won’t rest until we figure it out. Doesn't really seem that Victorian, at all. But I love it, nonetheless!

I really like it!

Just had a 3 A.M. thought... Bill & Ted are in the telephone booth and "Call Me Maybe" plays.

Yeah, I think Back In Time would fit perfectly.

What'd they do to simulate it?

Would group tickets mean that for example a group with a least five people can have unlimited express into all the houses? (Wondering about this because I was with a group of people from Nightmares at XX and we had this type of express.)

Based on my three-year attendance... The Army of Hades (Hades finale) and Into the Fog (Forsaken finale) were both effective because of the fairly claustrophobic layout and its tag-team scare. Rooms like the Blood Room (Dracula finale) and 6 Pigs in One (Saw finale) have seemed to be quite effective due to their overwhelming amount of actors. The jump scare during stained glass window section right before the Chapel in The Forsaken always got me because he was able to do it so much (therefore getting me every time) and his AAT was incredibly loud and sudden. The Ranch House (The Strangers room) in Silver Screams, while not necessarily scary, was quite unnerving and has stuck out in my mind quite vividly due to the simple reality of the scene. The Death Mask (Venus Fly Trap) show scene in Saw has also vividly stuck out in my mind because of its sheer creepiness. I can really only think of one type of scare that just has never been effective with me and that is the overhead scares. The zip-line/harness/whatever they use scenes I think are really great... it's the scenes when there's just an actor crouched over the guest that aren't effective. The Grate in The Spawning and Latticework Room in The In-Between come to mind.

Even though the show has been filmed here in my town and right outside my dad's office, I haven't ever seen the show. With that said, maybe the third season could be featured as a scarezone in San Francisco. From the facade to the barn, would be the first and second season and the third season could be displayed as perhaps a transport vehicle crash/prison break scarezone.

Saw it... had to post it. (For you impatient folk, the best part begins around 2:30)

Yes!!!!!!!

I LOVE that, Cody! Great job!

Perhaps a Dr. Jekyll / Mr. Hyde type of thing... or even conjoined twins?

I really love your work! It's fantastic!

H.R. for 22 icon!

Would anyone that knows the names of the rooms and characters mind posting them here?

Thanks so much! (I discovered these flash sticks a while back, but should have posted a link to the site.) Thanks anyway!