If you were...

Hitchcock demonstrated that the unseen, but vividly imagined, is much more terrifying than what is in sight.

Also, get some of those old porcelein dolls, and rig them to slowly move and then have a moan or something come from the doll. Really freak people out.

Just fast enough to actually make them look a second time, and slow enough not to unduely attract attention.

Also, Watch one of the big demented versions of Alice in wonderland, I think its the 1984 version which is best.

So my haunted house opens tomorrow...
check on the link.
(ps: I'll put it this way, I just got out of a 14 hours shift at work to finish it haha)

www.brookdalehauntedtheater.com/

I love when you cant see if there is an actor inside a piece or part of a wall of skulls, then moves just enough to make you uneasy

Also, when in complete darkness, a muted light comes on a corner or a hiding place of an actor revealing them

also most things that create sparks or explosions

Break a Leg Jenn!!

My High School Theater kids are having our second annual haunted house this thursday... last year we creeped a lot of people out with just various non-sequitors of creepiness.  This year we are going with a creepy hospital which is dealing with an outbreak of the Z1B3 virus with an optional post-zombpacalys run through afterwards. 

I'm excited.  I take pride in the fact that it is a handicap accessible indoor tour.  Plus, we have not 1, but 2 different tours because of the child friendly tour. Which it pretty awesome because we have makeup stations set up so the kids can see what we do behind the scenes with makeup and costumes.  Last year we had 1500 people through it in 3 days, and now we've added a forth.  So I'm having  my fingers crossed.