#Spirit Carnevil

[anthonyspage]

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[iinsawdious]

visited spirit halloween today. ive already composed a ranking of the carnevil animatronic gang

[thenightling]

Spirit Halloween has revealed its theme for this Halloween season. It's Carnevil (carn-evil). At first I thought it was another groanworthy excuse to do more evil clowns. I'm so sick of evil clowns but no, there are some nice surprises in this season's lineup.

They have life-size Emily and Victor from Tim Burton's The Corpse Bride. and Ghostface from Scream. And Michael Myers.

The only reason I don't collect the Spirit Halloween animatronics are…

Too poor.

No where to put them.

Even if could afford them or had a place to keep them (like my own spooky year round haunted house) I get nervous at the idea of putting together one of these animatronics. They're so intricate and fragile. I watch the Youtube unboxing videos and I get intimidated by the motors and hydrolics and want to just crawl into a ball in the corner at the idea of having to put one of these characters together.

On a side note, I think Emily from Corpse Bride, in animatronic form, looks MUCH better than the current "Constance Hatchaway" bride in the Disney Haunted Mansion ride.

I wish my mother was here to see these guys. My mother loved Corpse Bride. It was one of the last times she and I had fun at the movies together.

I still remember trying to show off being frugal at the music store before the movie by telling her they had one copy of the Corpse Bride soundtrack but I wu'nted to make sure I liked it first. And she said "It's Danny Elfman! You know you're going to love it. Go back in there and buy it." (Of course she was right.)

[halloweendailynews]

Spirit Halloween Previews 2024 Animatronics in New Video, Including Michael Myers

Spirit Halloween Previews 2024 Animatronics in New Video

Spirit Halloween just a dropped a brief new promo video that teases some of their new 2024 animatronics to be released later this summer, including our first glimpse at a new officially licensed Michael Myers animatronic. Following their reveal of the names of all of this year’s new and returning animatronics and the 2024 “Carnevil” theme earlier this week, today Spirit Halloween released a new…

[retrogamechampion]

A massive collection of holiday music from (and about) retro videogames!

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A minty, chocolate-covered compilation to get retro gamers into the spirit of the holidays - Now updated to TRIPLE the amount of songs in 3.0! Click here to download and help preserve it!

It’s always been a tradition of mine to play chiptuney covers of Christmas music and tracks from old videogames that remind me of this time of year, loudly and proudly to (grimacing) family members and houseguests.

Now I want to share this collection with you so you can do the same - 310 chilly and crisp songs from classic games, programs, and related albums that you may or may not have heard before. Prepare to hear what sleigh bells sound like in 8, 16, 32, and 64 bits!

Prepare for obvious inclusions as well as bizarre old stuff that only came out in Japan. I also tossed in some special bonus items such as the absolutely abhorrent old Pac-Man Christmas records, the adorable voice acting ladies of Tokimeki Memorial trying their best to carol you with a mix of Japanese and English, and the entirety of the "Pokémon Christmas Bash" musical album. For better or worse. See what you can find. :)

I sincerely hope you enjoy it! Feel free to add these tracks to your personal collection and spread this album far and wide to get the very merry ol' spirit of Bitsmix goin’ all over the world.

[twoiesfnafocs]

"Yooooooooo! The Spirit Halloween theme this year is Carnevil- yessssssss oh my godddd!!"

[micer2012]

Hey, in regards to your EvilX iceberg, when did Keralis die and not get mourned or remembered?

O! that is in Carnevil 3, Xisuma, Pooka, Biffa, tsxcom (pooka's brother i think?), The Dreamer, Generik and Keralis are all in a group running away from the Jeffpocalypse, and Biffa and Keralis are captured.

Now, of the main 4 people are captured on screen, 3 of them are remembered by one of the survivors as the person who they have the strongest redstone bond (power of love/friendship) with and who's spirits help them fight back against Jeff, Kolumi for Pooka (his wife), Bdubs for Generik, and now Biffa for Xisuma. But Keralis is NOT. anyone's power of love fridged wife like the others. he gets revived/freed alongside all the other hermits at the end of CE3 but I think it's very funny he dies like 2 seconds after Biffa all Dramatically and he is Not remembered and his love used to power up someone like Biffa is to Xisuma9I0VDU8SYIVOSD. sad. well theres other guys

[peoniespoppiesandowlsohmy]

I want to buy him in the worst way @sunflowers-cats-and-sarcasm

[frigfridge]

galloping ghost arcade

i went there. it was cool. they have like 800+ arcade cabinets, and most of them actually work! heres some of the stuff i played

the outfoxies: very funny, very chaotic. better dynamic stages than smash bros. theres so much going on in this game and i gotta see more sometime

chimera beast: i love this game! i wish it got released. i love eating enemies to mutate and gain new powers. i also appreciate how getting hit just depletes the mutation meter instead of being instant death because i am secretly bad

space bomber: just delightful. i really enjoy the art style and the enemy capturing mechanic, though if nothing else you gotta take a look at the marquee

golly! ghost: this is actually the game i came to see, but i ended up disappointed. i think the cabinet might have been fucked up somehow because it was hard to really see the screen, like the sprites and diorama lights were both too dim. really unfortunate because the mixed-media visuals are like the whole point of the game

the first funky fighter: amazing to see this in person, its a blast. the cabinet has these huge, poundable buttons that make the play experience SO satisfying

bonks adventure: i am a casual bonk enjoyer so i was surprised by how different this was from the turbografx games, its got a bunch of weird score attack mechanics and unique level environments. definitely want to look into this one more

avenging spirit: super creative idea, i love games where you can play as the enemies. another hit from jaleco...

castlevania the arcade: real neat! once i got used to how the game tracked your “cursor” the whip controls felt pretty natural. i still got rocked by death though, i think there was a dodge mechanic i didnt have to use until then or something

ninja baseball batman: ive really wanted to play this because ive got a friend whos super into it and im glad i did. excellent beat em up, feels great to play and the art style is so charming

chocovader contactee: i was surprised they had something like this, its a japanese-only minigame compilation that relies somewhat on being able to read instructions. most of the games you can figure out without them, though. of course i like it

black heart: fantasy shmup with a unique aesthetic thats a little hard to describe, its like halfway between gritty and cartoony. i dig it, but the player sprite is pretty huge and ive heard it gets frustrating fast. also jeanne is cute

dolphin blue: metal slug-like where you ride a superpowered dolphin and blow stuff up. the 2.5d art style looks great and its lots of fun to ram into stuff with the dolphin

segasonic the hedgehog: unfortunately this one was also fucked up, the monitor was too dim and one of the trackballs didnt work properly so there was just an immobile mighty the armadillo onscreen for the entire credit. but at least i can say i have played it...

virtua racing: i have very little experience with steering wheel controls for arcade racers so i was bumping into shit the whole time, still fun though

dariusburst ex: just nifty to see in its original resolution

sinistar: terrifying

time traveler: another one that was really neat to see, but didnt hold my interest. also i think the game audio was muted because all i heard from the cabinet was the beeping noise

primal rage: doesnt seem that good as like. a video game. but i liked playing as the gorilla and making loud puke noises for everyone nearby to hear

vicious circle: unreleased killer instinct-ish thing? not that into it, though i like how cinematic it gets with the stage intros and such

games which i wanted to play but were out of order: lucky & wild, holosseum, carnevil, half-life survivor

[mesibabetlv]

Thanks to everyone who braved the cold on Friday and celebrated CarnEvil with @mesibabetlv at @thatgoodwill . . Big thanks to @dovthedj @lady_quinnzarr and @mua_prince for an amazing show and music. @monamooreofficial was there in spirit! Hopefully we��ll see her again soon. . . Stay tuned for more information about our upcoming events! . . תל אביב יא חביבי תל אביב 🇨🇦 🇮🇱 . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . #winnipeg #wpg #ywg #pride #pridewpg #lgbtq #winnipegdrag #winnipegdance #halloween #halloweenparty #torontodrag #dragracecanada #gaycanada #nightclub #gaynightlife #gayclub #gaytlv #dragqueen #dj #gaydj #music #goodtimes #loveislove (at The Good Will - Social Club) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3nLJRYgyqJ/?igshid=jrflebyhgm1i

[creepykingdom]

Knott’s Scary Farm 2019 Announcement Event Recap

By Kayla Caldwell

You may have missed Thursday night’s Knott’s Scary Farm Announcement event, but lucky for you, I was there and I’m ready to spill all the details. Get comfortable because, as said by presenter Jeff Tucker, it’s about to get all pumpkin spice-y up in here.

To set the tone, imagine “Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)” by the Eurythmics is playing (or if you’re feeling particularly festive, actually play it). A little girl sits atop a cozy bed in the center of the stage of the Charles M. Schulz Theater, reading a bedtime story. She puts it away, thinking to herself, she’s not afraid of monsters.

Of course, that’s just when a monster emerges from behind her bed, bringing along a crew of her friends until the girl herself succumbs to the villainy. And now that you’re properly in the spirit, we’re ready to talk about Knott’s Scary Farm 2019.

We’re going to go a little bit out of order here, because we know you're dying to hear about the new mazes. First up is Wax Works, which looks like it throws you right into the terrible 2005 horror film, House of Wax. Of course, the exception here is - it actually looks amazing.

The Knott’s team studied how wax melts off of candles and used that to individually sculpt out drips, pools, and puddles on molds, Bill Meier, who works in makeup, explained in a video. They did this to create the most realistic and horrifying makeup for the mazes’s monsters.

Wax Works takes victims - I mean, guests - into the workshop of the once prominent plastic surgeon Dr. Augustus Scratch, who appears to be working with new materials of late. Don’t worry about the blood-curdling screams you hear echoing through the Wax Works halls, it’s probably not the disturbing sound of live people being submerged into a hot cauldron of bubbling wax.

After the introduction, we get a glimpse of Dr. Scratch in action with a performance of “Monster” by Big Data. Four victims are shoved into intimidating machines that look an awful lot like iron maiden torture devices, only to emerge as wax monsters we’ll likely see once the Wax Works is open to the public.

Origins: The Curse of Calico is the second new maze for 2019. Fans of witches and theatrics will be overjoyed at this telling of the history of Calico. If you’ve ever wandered through the fog in Calico, you know the monsters that lurk within. But what made them that way? It was the curse of Sarah Marshall, which brought out the inner beasts and monsters of the town’s citizens.

Maze Designer Jon Cooke calls it a, “love letter to the history of Knott’s Scary Farm.” Origins marks the first time in Knott’s history that a maze, a scare zone, and the world-famous show, The Hanging, will all be combined as part of the same mythology.

But don’t worry - Wardrobe Designer Tim Barham assures us there won’t be any confusion as to where the maze ends and the scare zone begins. See, the scare zone is muted, featuring shades of blues and grays, while the maze is alive with shades of reds and oranges.

Eric Rodriguez of special effects teases big things for Origins. Water effects, electrics, fog, and even show-stopping flying effect are all to be expected in this maze that Rodriguez says is “gonna shock people.”

To give us a little taste of said effects, the townspeople of Calico take to the stage to complain about the havoc witch Sarah Marshall has been wreaking. Just as the mayor is vowing to protect everyone, said witch herself flies out, unleashing a curse on everyone who has wronged her.

While the two new mazes are super exciting, there’s plenty more to look forward to. The Depths is returning this season, with a new freight elevator show scene, and Pumpkin Eater and Paranormal Inc. are also back with a vengeance.

Special Ops: Infected has two new rooms that will split you up from your group as you fight your way through the Hernandez’ Calico Convenience Store and Howe’s Meat Packing House. Unfortunately, this will be the final year for Special Ops: Infected as well as Shadow Lands. But, as Tucker said last night when everyone booed, “Take your aggression out on the zombies.”

Dark Entities is back with enhanced lighting effects and new scares, and Dark Ride has a new, interactive control room as well as a gift shop exit scene.

As far as scare zones, you can expect Ghost Town Streets, CarnEVIL, The Hollow, and Forsaken Lake, which features new set pieces, and a larger, expanded footprint.

If shows are more your jam, Awaken the Dead, Conjurers, the Into the Fog Art Show, and, of course, The Hanging, are all returning this year.

Additionally, Brian Henson is blessing us all with the comic relief of Puppet Up! Uncensored. This new show features six improvising comedic puppeteers who make up sketches based on suggestions from the audience.

This special production shows not only the puppet show, which is what the camera sees, but also the behind-the-scenes chaos of the puppeteers who are acting on their feet. You’ll see them in real-time on the main stage.

Puppet Up! Uncensored, directed by Patrick Bristow, is unlike any other puppet show you’ve ever seen, and - fair warning - it can get a bit risqué. At the event announcement, the comedy troupe did a wild improv about an uncomfortable date, based on the suggested words: “hospital” and “porta potty.” You can do with that what you will.

Good news for fans who want to spend as much time among the monsters as possible. The Knott’s Scary Farm Pass - which allows unlimited visits to all 26 nights - is back, and Knott’s pass holders can get it for just $90. If you don’t have a season pass, it’s just $10 more.

Single night tickets run $43 online (plus taxes and fees), while the main gate price is $84. And if you’re looking to skip the lines, the Fright and Fast Lane (which is in addition to a Scary Farm ticket) costs $90.

And with all that said, I know I’ll be over here counting down the days until Knott’s Scary Farm opens. I’ll see you all in the fog!

[anthonyspage]

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[jeremiahingham]

Best of YouTube: 8 Creepiest Video Game Mysteries and Discoveries | Try Dashlane for free on your first device https://ift.tt/2NkyAn9 “Use the coupon code ‘oddheader’ to get 10% off Dashlane Premium” In the spirit of Halloween, today we're diving into the top 8 creepiest, most hauntingly bizarre discoveries ever found in a video game. Discord: https://ift.tt/2MNUa1u Patreon: https://ift.tt/2KzlaoY Twitter: https://twitter.com/oddheader Reddit: https://ift.tt/2Jte82d Let me know in the comments if you know any more video game discoveries that seriously creeped you out. ~Games Featured ~ (SPOILERS) The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Amnesia: The Dark Descent Army Men: Sarge's Heroes NBA Jam Carnevil Middle Earth: Shadow of War Camdrome Final Fantasy XIV ~ Clips and References ~ (SPOILERS) Steam - Mysterious Audio https://ift.tt/2JrgNty PC Gamer - "Steam is Haunted" Article NBA Jam - Petrovic Haunting https://ift.tt/30Z9CiG Middle Earth: Shadow of War - Undeletable Rogue AI Brûz https://ift.tt/34cKXbY Camdrome - The Mystery of Camdrome https://youtu.be/09E7Pc3axwU Final Fantasy XIV - The Abandoned Floating Odd Head in the Fesse https://youtu.be/ye5MH6UrM9g As always, any clips not listed above are exclusive to this video. Thumbnail artwork by Phlvy. Special thanks to Robert, Jahmis, Jeff Dawson, Homage Cincinnati, LucidAvidity, SizableDoor, Spooky Scary Radiance, Cassandra Lipp, and CreeperX3 for their contributions to this video. http://oddheader.com #oddheader #creepydiscoveries #halloween Music From Oddheader: https://youtu.be/kO-9kZ9KbZI

[thenightling]

Spirit Halloween's new "Carnevil" life size animatronics including Victor and Emily from Tim Burton's Corpse Bride.

[halloweendailynews]

Spirit Halloween Reveals 2024 Animatronics Lineup! Art the Clown! Michael Myers!

Spirit Halloween Reveals 2024 Animatronics Lineup

Spirit Halloween has revealed the 2024 animatronics included in their “Carnevil” lineup today, including Michael Myers, Art the Clown, Ghostface, and more. Featuring a creepy circus theme, graphics were released on social media while an email went out to loyal costumers seemingly announcing the names of the new (and some returning) animatronics to be released in 2024 from Spirit Halloween. The…

[jasonheart1]

17 scary haunted attractions in Colorado

DENVER -- Some get a thrill from skydiving, others prefer the heart-stopping excitement of bungee jumping, but a select few genuinely seek out that indescribable adrenaline rush that comes from getting chased by a guy with a chainsaw through a dark alley.

If you’re one of those people, you don’t have to settle for Denver's haunted houses, as we’ve found more than a dozen haunted houses and attractions open for the season throughout Colorado. Check them out below.

1. Fright by Night at Elitch Gardens' Fright Fest 2000 Elitch Cir. in Denver

When the sun goes down, Fright by Night comes alive. Starting at 6 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, guests can feel the hair raise on their arms as monsters, stalkers and mayhem is let loose in the park. Fright by Night is recommended for visitors who are at least 12-years-old.

The festival is free with park admission. Some haunted attractions cost an additional fee. For more information and tickets and hours, click here.

2. The 13th Floor Haunted House 400 East 52nd Ave. in Denver

Dare to walk through Dr. Hadelstein's Bio Engineer Facility, an abandoned facility which has been churning out all sorts of abominations even after the facility was closed down; visit the eerie town of Coalfell where the Femorals, a family of self-proclaimed "Necrofarmers" have come out of hiding once again to snatch as many victims as possible to confiscate their organs; and run for your life as spirits threaten to take over your soul inside an orphanage where nothing good dwells.

New this year? A bar, Mini Escape Games and Zombie Carnival games! A night of excitement and thrills await. The spine-tingling scares start the moment you step out of your car.

Ticket prices vary by day and time of day. Visit the 13th Floor Haunted House website for hours and ticket info. 

3. The Asylum 7007 East 88th Ave. in Henderson, Colo. 

A few miles east of downtown lies the secret resting ground for lost souls. Enter The Asylum to discover a body of a victim lost to a ghastly disease. What begins as a tour quickly turns into a trap and a race against the clock for survival. Then, battle through bloodthirsty zombies in hopes of finding sanctuary from demonic creatures. Before leaving, take a visit to Ridgegate Hospital, where the dangerous and deranged patients are the least of your worries and fears. The Asylum is a horrifying head trip for all who dare to enter.

Ticket prices vary by day and time of day. Visit the Asylum Haunted House website for hours and ticket info. 

4. City of the Dead  7007 East 88th Ave. in Henderson, Colo. 

The City of the Dead claims to be the longest and largest indoor haunted house in the Denver metro area at just over 30,000 square feet in size, according to CoHauntedHouses.com. Inside you’ll find vampires, demons, zombies and undead creatures. Oh, and did we forget to mention they serve beer before and afterward the scares?

Ticket prices vary by day and time of day. Visit the City of Dead website for hours and ticket info.

5. Haunted Field of Screams 10451 McKay Rd. in Thornton, Colo. 

Explore four terrifying attractions including The Condemned, the Zombie Paintball Massacre, the CarnEvil in the Corn, and the Dead Man's Maze. The last is an interactive tour of terror that leads from one nightmare to the next, with the moonlight as your only guide. Dare to walk through 16-foot-tall cornstalks as you trek your way fearing the living dead with every wrong turn. But, be warned, the sinister will not rest until you find your way out.

General admission is $40 for all four haunts. Visit the Haunted Field of Screams website for a full list of the schedule and information about black-out events. 

6. Dead Zone Scream Park 8500 West Deer Creek Canyon Rd. in Littleton, Colo. 

An in-between realm between the living and the dead is what awaits you in “The Dead Zone.” Prepare to get scared through three different and unique zones across hundreds of acres of farm property in Littleton, including the Corn Stalkers, the Cursed Hayride and the After Dark Corn Maze.

General admission is $28. Visit the Dead Zone Scream Park website for more info. on park hours. 

7. The Forest of Doom 21030 N. Turkey Creek Rd. in Morrison, Colo. 

If you like hiking, you’re going to love the Forest of Doom. The haunted trail leads you on a path through a scary forest where monsters, demons, evil spirits and other devilish creatures walk alongside you in complete darkness out in the open. There is a kids trail at the Forest of Doom for children ages 5-9.

General admission is $10 for kids and $20 for adults. Visit the Forest of Doom's website for hours and ticket info. 

8. Reaper’s Hollow Flat Acre Farms, 11321 Dransfeldt Rd. in Parker, Colo.

The Reaper’s Hollow will have you screaming before you even get through the front gates. Walk through a dilapidated shack of cornfield, and feel the corn closing in on you for a half-mile trike through haunted cornfields and terrifying woods before entering the Dead End Motel. Those who dare to hike back to the old woods behind the motel may never come back, as there have been many gruesome tales about Goblins Grove. Everyone who enters either comes out possessed or has never returned. 

General admission is $30. Visit the Reaper's Hollow website for a full list of the schedule and for more information about ticket prices.

9. HellScream Haunted House 3021 North Hancock Ave. in Colorado Springs, Colo. 

HellScream Haunted House isn’t only one of the scariest haunted houses in Colorado and the Midwest, but also one of the top haunted houses in the country, according to CoHauntedHouses.com. At HellScream, not only will be venture through a haunted house, you'll also need to use your wits and skills to escape from two terrifying rooms within 60 minutes each.

Other attractions include laser tag and murder mystery games.

General admission is $22. Visit the HellScream Haunted House website for hours and group ticket info.  

10. Hellevator & Hospital of Horror 4758 N Chestnut St. in Colorado Springs, Colo. 

Hellevator VR and Hospital of Horror's claim to be Colorado's first free-roaming, multiplayer Virtual Reality Halloween experience. Up to four players share the same VR experience together as you enter the arena and the real-world fades away. Suddenly you and your friends must face your fears to survive. 

General admission is $120. Visit the Play Deadline website to book your spot in advance, as tickets cannot be purchased at the door. 

11. Haunted Mines 3910 Palmer Park Blvd. in Colorado Springs, Colo. 

The tale goes that in 1856, more than a decade before the founding of Colorado Springs, a small mining colony named “Cold Falls” existed in this area. The colony consisted of a series of copper mines, a caretakers residence, and a town including a hotel, saloon, schoolhouse, medical facility, and even a jail. Evidence shows that although the copper mine was productive, all mining abruptly stopped in 1859 and the town was immediately abandoned; most of it even physically buried by workers. The reason(s) for this fast evacuation are still a mystery and the truth may never be fully understood. Will you venture to the mines and discover the secrets hidden within? 

General admission is $22. Visit the Haunted Mines website for the full schedule and Haunted Mine hours. 

12. Sinister Haunted House 3910 Palmer Park Blvd. in Colorado Springs, Colo. 

The Sinister Haunted House boasts the “Inneas House” and the “Sanitarium,” two terrifying attractions that will leave you in suspense second after second.

Visit the Sinister Haunted House website for hours and ticket info. 

13. Scream Acres at Fritzler Farm Park  20861 CR 33 in La Salle, Colo.

Hidden among the intricately-designed pathways of the Fritzler Corn Maze, Scream Acres is one of Colorado’s best haunts. Filled with special effects, mechanical engineering, and eerie sound technology, you'll find yourself scared by the haunts and screams that you'll hear as you desperately try to make your way out of the giant corn maze. 

Other attractions include the Fritzler Ghost Haunt and the Zombie Paintball Slayer. 

Admission is $25.95. Visit the Fritzler Farm Park website for more information about hours and other ticket options. 

14. Fear of the Dark Haunted House 217 West Horsetooth Rd. in Fort Collins, Colo. 

This two-story, 3,000-square-foot haunted house promises to scare you even before you get in the door. "We would love to tell you all that haunts at this center, but that wouldn't be fair," said one of the event organizers. "Your task: Survive." 

General admission is $20. Reservations are available by calling (970) 226-6327. The haunted house is open Friday, Saturdays and Sundays until Oct. 28.

15. Jack-o'-Lantern's Corn Maze of Carnage 2318 S. County Road 5 in Fort Collins, Colo. 

When the sun goes down all the creatures start to come out! Jack Lantern's Corn Maze transforms into a haunted place full of monsters and creatures searching for their victims. As you wander aimlessly throughout the maze, the moonlight is your only source of light to guide you down paths of darkness! 

Get two attractions for the price of one with the haunted hayride leaving the station into the field of terror every 10 minutes to drop you off at the entrance of the the Haunted Corn Maze of Carnage.

General admission is $24. The corn maze is open Thursday through Sunday. Visit the Jack-o'-Lantern's Corn Maze of Carnage website for the full schedule. 

16. Hell's Trail 40320 Olson Rd. in Avondale, Colo.

The evil is real at Hell's Trail in Pueblo County. Operating for 13 years, it has been the county's must-do haunted attraction in southern Colorado. Are you brave enough to walk through their nightly trail as you prepare for your nightmares to come to life?

General admission is $15. Visit the Hell's Trail website for information about hours and VIP tickets. 

17. Aftermath Haunted House 575 Ash St. in Canon City, Colo. 

Prepare to be brought to tears, scream and tremble in fear at Canon City's Aftermath Haunted House. You're guaranteed a night filled of chills, thrills, scares and terrors! This haunted house has limited opening hours. 

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