This looks fantastic.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
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3 comments:
The haunt itself looks great. I love the backstory they give on their website. I wish all commercial haunts had a good, solid storyline like that. Makes the experience far more creepy, IMHO
And good photos too.
I come across so many haunted attractions that are still using flash cameras with flooded photos with zero atmosphere.
How can a haunt sell itself with crappy photos? That should be number one on the list before starting a haunted attraction: Buy digital camera and tripod.
great! really looks convincing as an abandoned factory/agricultural building...and those abandoned farmhouses are pretty scary...
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