Huh no one commented till 1 month ?

Bottom of the iceberg just seems like extreme bdsm fetish shit.

@@FirstLast-mn4re right.

I agree 100% but that’s what the waivers are for and people crazy enough to do it. I’m not paying to be tortured that’s just insane.

Our cracked pick up was literally in broad day light in an English country side as a a group.

The McKamey manor is 1000% illegal their waiver would not hold up in any court of law

I feel like the waivers can protect to a point, but when I start hearing things about sex toys being shoved down throats and stuff I feel like if someone was triggered enough by that and went to the police a "waiver" wouldn't really hold up. I understand the shock behind the "extreme" scares but sexual stuff goes a bit too far. Beat the shit out of me all you want, but don't violate me in any way. That's not scary it's just uncomfortable and wrong.

I think it's important to remember that all the lower tier stuff is made for literal masochists, people who get turned on by the idea of being tortured. They've got a very specific clientele for a reason.

glad that the actors were chill and respectful about it! many people consider having stuff like panic attacks or manic episodes dumb or weak, so im glad that they actually helped

What a nice guy!

Actors in haunted houses are surprisingly chill all things considered, once a demon that was trying to grab the top of my head accidentally poked me in the eye (with very long latex claws) and he stopped to apologize even though I was with a group

@@nickythehickey awww.

reminds me of a time when I was at a haunted house (just your run of the mill family operated no-touch one) and a clown accidentally hit me in the ankle with one of the chainless chainsaws they use and immediately killed it and said "OH SHIT MY BAD BRO YOU GOOD?" and helped me out (he hit me in my right leg which is 9 different kinds of messed up from a motorcycle accident)

🤚

Theyd be kicked out i think

XD Like the scene from Little Shop of Horrors with the dentist and the masochist.

PFFFTTT- 😭

They would get kicked out. The actors (usually) alert other actors in the haunt if someone is harassing them.

That's literally his philosophy omg

Holy fuck, I never even thought of that. Ain't that the truth, lmao.

@@christopherneff6104 That is true!

@@christopherneff6104 someone out there has came during one of these

@@christopherneff6104 yes

I actually like that too! I think most haunts should do something similar bc sometimes theres just ONE part thats too much for some people

Yeah! I live right by Fullerton and am 19 so I’m actually pretty tempted to try that one out lmao.

usually the rooms are all pretty different from eachother so guests who cant handle one or 2 rooms usually are fine for most of it. and even then we usually just push them to the side so they still see it happen to other people

@@starjumper my sister said its not too bad, just not very good if ur claustrophobic and such, she went when she was pretty young too!

honestly me too!! i like the story too it seems like a cool concept its not as intense as all the last ones but its just the right level of scary

WYM IT'S NEVER COMING BACK 😭😭 I just turned 18

I have never ridden the ride for that exact reason. I have always wanted to ride it because of The Twilight Zone themes, but hate drops and don’t trust my seatbelt.

Oh my god!!! Thats fucking terrifying. That was always my biggest fear going on those rides

@@theorist they have the tower of terror in cali too? i thought that the tower was in florida... i used to go alot as a kid.

Wow, that ride sure lived up to its name for you, then

Reminds me of the time when I was about 10 years old, and I went on this circle ride at a carnival. I forget the name of it, but it’s the one that is literally just a circle that has rollercoaster style seating that goes forwards and backwards until it loops around so you’re upside down a couple times. I was tall enough to go on the ride, but I guess I was too skinny, and my friends mom had to hold me in place so I wouldn’t slip through the chest bars and fall out of the seat during the upside down parts.

If I recall correctly, he had to be removed because he was having symptoms of onset hypothermia due to all the cold water torture. Regardless, it was still scummy. If they start to realize someone isn't breaking, they'll just torture you to a point where you have to be removed to prevent an actual medical emergency. Nothing about it seems fair at all, which is why I don't understand why people go through it hoping to make it to the end. It seems to be designed to either make you want to quit or to force you to quit.

@@Forged4War206 This is exactly why people should draw the line if ego/hubris gets out of control. A lot of people think that having a big ego is defined as just being a jerk, when in reality it can also be a very naiive and unrealistic state of mind to be stuck in if you don't keep yourself grounded. A lot of the time, people slip into this state of mind without even realizing it because they're having too good of a time. Some may not even notice until it's past the point of no return. As amazing as the human will can be, you NEVER want to overestimate it if you have the choice to back out. 😰

@@lexyshannon9428 but you could also have actual confidence in yourself, which isn't the same as having a big ego

@@ruesylvester that too, but i guess that could also be more of hubris than ego alone. At least if I'm correct in assuming hubris and ego are at least slightly different things 😅

Yeah I was just saying that. He said it was ten times harder then boot camp by he kept going to his body gave up literally.

Of all of these it's definitely the one I'm most interested in trying, as a dude who's a complete pansy. Wish it was still going, hope it pops back up or something in a similar worthy vein

the only thing that puts me off about alone and the other ones like it is the whole “show up alone to this random location in an unsafe area in the middle of the night without telling anyone where you’ll be” part, just doesn’t seem like the best idea in terms of security

it is

fr

Yeah lowkey, it felt a little odd that they used real serial killers and not you know... fictional ones they made up

I find it really cool but thats just my opinion ig

@@choofy2853 the families of the victims don’t think it’s cool tho ❤

is it actually being shut down? thank god if it is. i’m sick of that guy

I remember watching a docu on his haunted house and apparently he’s been shut down before and runs from state to state to avoid legal trouble and keep the mansion going.

thank god they're finally shutting down that torture chamber of a "haunted house."

Are you serious? It's their job, and you are paying for it, you are aware of what your getting into. They're not power tripping, they are just doing their job

@@pennysmeller4888 until very recently, they refused to listen to safe words they promised would be honoured and kept torturing for hours after the safe word had been yelled. sounds like grounds to have the place shut down to me.

Not all touch haunts are alike tbf. There are quite a few haunts that permit touching but don’t inflict harm, the one I go to yearly rarely does more than lightly grabbing your arms or hair

@@nickythehickey I know. I'm just not a fan of being touched by a random stranger I don't know.

@@hellhound_haunt that's fair, im not really either tbh

I’ve done touch haunts but it wasn’t as bad I thought. Then again I just put my hoodie on (October winter) and just walked through the house. The actors definitely tried pulling my hoodie down though. Especially the dentist with a buzzsaw.

As long as there's no torture or sexual situations, I'm fine with the touch haunts

lol it wasnt tha bad. couldnt figure out the lock combo in time nerd?

@@plantdaddy7738 it wasn't that bad, you tragically died, I bet, nerd! haha, your life being in danger is so funny to me

Probably because you're submerged for only seconds

Freak

@@plantdaddy7738Freak

Same I'm a psychological horror junky but can faint if I hit my knee or elbow too hard.

Same

I feel like if you got into contact with the upper management you could possibly arrange some sort of contactless version of Alone. By virtue of how personal the experience seems to be, I wouldn’t be surprised if the staff were willing to cooperate with your needs.

the haunted houses in utah have a $5 pass that is basically a glow stick that tells the actors not to touch you!

Same I can’t get pushed too hard, & get weak easily sometimes But, like I still wanna try the stuff even though I shouldnt haha

Yeah that’s too far. Leaving people with blisters and seizures is ridiculous

It could potentially set off someone's pacemaker or something too like-

I do agree that electrocution and suffocation is too far and should’ve even be in ANY haunted house for any reason, or thought about by the establisher at all, the people are singing up for it and required to sign a wayfarer letting them know what they are getting themselves into

dont you sign smth?

@@rustydumpling3954 Yep, they have a waiver and a safe word so I don't think anyone who needs a pacemaker is allowed to participate.

So many creative masterpieces destroyed by a fake ass virus.

Very interesting!!

It seems like a really popular association in Japanese that often gets lost in translation. I remember feeling really dumb when it dawned on me that HUNK in Resident Evil 2 is referred to as "Grim Reaper" "Mr. Death" and "the 4th survivor" for this reason.

Yeah, they really don't like 4 over there lol

Also happens over here in Korea (likely thanks to Japan’s occupation), as many elevators don’t have the number “4,” instead using “F.” Which still takes some getting used to, reminding myself that here “F” doesn’t stand for “Floor.”

It's not just in Japan. Chinese also consider the number 4 unlucky because it is pronounced the same as "die" in Chinese. It seems to be a superstitious number in East Asia overall.

I personally think someone needs to just straight up sue Russ. Possibly multiple people. I don't think there's much of a payday there, so it's more the domain of a lawyer who feels the need to do some good arranging a class-action suit. @Christopher Neff: I think there is a distinction between extreme haunts and McKamey Manor. And I think if you're going to say that all extreme haunts are sick and disgusting then you have to look at haunts *in general* and figure out a sort of "scale of sick/disgustingness." Certainly not all haunts could be considered on that spectrum, but, hell, even the Disneyland Haunted Mansion involves a fake hanged body, which one could rightly say is "sick and disgusting." To some extent *horror in general* is founded in the sick and disgusting. I definitely don't think that makes anyone who patronizes even extreme haunts "depraved." I'm not personally familiar with extreme haunts and I'm not... representative of the normal person when it comes to "normal" haunts. I don't go to haunts to be scared, I go because I like monsters and macabre stuff (the modern trend of ableist tropes and zombie cliches is honestly depressing), and I find it interesting to see what they've put together with frequently very small budgets. There's a haunt that operates near me that actually has four different "experiences," and one is an Alice in Wonderland themed one, which is incredibly interesting for its use of UV lights and paint and diffraction glasses to create a sort of ...real world 3d movie effect? Add to that the horror-ification of Wonderland visuals as well as a huge Jabberwocky puppet, and it was a great experience even as someone who "isn't scared by horror" (flirting with the red queen when I got to her scene was not a bad part either). Some of these extreme haunts I would be very interested in for that same reason, to see what they've created, and experience macabre/creepy scenes/aesthetics. But then others... I mean if I want to get punched, I'll go spar someone, but that's just me. But my point is... people go to haunts for a lot of reasons. In general, I think people go to be scared, because catharsis *is* a thing, and it's basically the same reason people ride rollercoasters. I think a lot of people go to extreme haunts for that same reason, as well as out of morbid curiosity and a desire to see if they handle it. That said, I think Russ McKamey is... I think it might be fair to say he is a "sick man." I think he very much enjoys doing to people what he does, and in a very different, much more real way than people who do other extreme haunts. And he's found that an extreme haunt not only lets him do these things under a veneer of legality, but also brings his ...we'll say subjects to him. I guess what I'm saying is that... to some extent, I think that without MM, Russ McKamey would be doing the same exact thing, but in a way that is definitely not legal, or at least be extremely tempted to. The actual legality of MM is questionable, but it *is* questionable, rather than "definitely illegal." I'm not sure one could find a way in which he is breaking the law, save, perhaps, through some very devoted adherence to the legal concept of consent that our justice system does not seem interested in (ie, the idea that while you may initially give consent, you can revoke it at any time). I think he could definitely be shut down by a judge, and if he continued to operate, *then* he would be actively, definitively breaking the law, but as it is, a lot of people just do not understand waivers (they are in no way as legally binding as the kind of person who makes you fill one out tells you they are) and so... well, like I said, I think in order for Russ to be shut down, a lawyer would have to go out of their way to pursue that, to great personal cost.

and after ALLLLLL that...if you manage to "beat" the manor...you get 20K...TWENTY FUCKING K. I'm sorry but srsly doesn't that seem...idk...cheap 😭

@@christopherneff6104 Oh boy. Where to begin... There are absolutely haunted houses that involve consensual, informed touch (yes, involving waivers - and NOT sexual in nature, just stuff like a stern shoulder grab to better immerse someone in a scene) in a highly effective, albeit safe way to enhance a scare. Nearly every other "extreme" haunt is just immersive theater. It's camp, it's fun. This isn't. This is just straight up hurting people, and even the oh-so "scary, evil, and mentally ill people" who work at/run "extreme" haunts don't condone anything other than elaborate make-believe. If you take it this seriously, they're not for you. They're not for everyone! It's a more intense experience than your standard pop-out-and-go-boo fare... although there is absolutely nothing wrong with "normal" haunted houses either. To say that all extreme haunts are evil or sadistic is goofy and sanctimonious. We're just actors, mate. There's no secret ~Satanic~ motive, we're just entertaining people in a way that requires more audience participation than walking in a conga line. Russ McKamey is a total piece of shit and I can guarantee the people he hires are too, but his torture porn escape room isn't a reliable representation of "extreme" haunts either... or this generation? I'm assuming you mean Millennials/Gen Z? Whom McKamey is decidedly not a member of? Like I said, he gives us a bad name. The rest of us don't get any more extreme than simulated gore and intense play-acting.

He claims that he doesn't get a kick out of it but I genuinely think this is some weird fetish/kink he has. I actually do agree that it should be shut down as well he claimed that someone has died from a heart attack at the haunt before but was "brought back" to life at the hospital.

More like a red room.

In other words, BDSM.

@@AsmrFuns1you clearly don't know what you are talking about. Nothing about Russ or his 'manor' are about BDSM. BDSM is consensual. Russ is a saddist and even though ppl signed up for a tour, a lot of victims got way more than they expected and even when they wanted to say their safe word, Russ didn't listen. So very early not BDSM. And I'm not even into it, I'm just reporting what ppl who actually do BDSM have said about the difference between the real deal and what ppl like you usually think it is.

@@SIQmai Consensual Non Consent is also a thing and not everyone plays with safe words.

@@AsmrFuns1 hi! consensual non consent enjoyer here. most people agree on particular safe words that aren't just "stop" and the situation is entirely consensual, just roleplay. that being said, i do know of people in bdsm relationships where one partner agrees to let the dom violate their consent whenever. i suppose mckamey manor is like that, but it seems that russ doesn't listen to safe words either way and refuses to let people who want to continue... well, continue, so he doesn't have to *actually* dish out that prize money. he's a scumbag.

my friends have done that one multiple times. i dont think its as bad as some of the others on this list. the only reason i havent done it is because of bugs lol

The only one I would never do again is the final room. It's a great haunt.

agreed. they push the boundaries a little bit but always let the customer know that if you want them to stop, they will. i’ve seen multiple videos where if someone is even being like “please stop” or they can tell that the person is uncomfortable, they will move on to someone else in the group, even if u don’t say mercy. i think it’s a good SAFE but thrill seeking experience for people to have. my only critique of it would be i remember one year they had a scene that depicted r^pe and that felt unnecessary and was triggering. other than that, i think it looked cool.

Freak

@@kimberlyl3727Freak

Watching this as 20 year old female who has only done local haunted houses and haunted hay rides 💀

same, at least i got sleep paralysis sometimes, that's pretty terrifying

Yeah i never understood the creepy vibe. I always figured people watched videos about creepy stuff bc they were too scared to watch the original content. So i always try to make my videos cozy and chill. Even if the context within the video isn’t necessarily the most chill or cozy

............ Tf ........... We do live in a whole ass society xD

#FACEYOURFEARS

Jk tho

I relate so hard to this lmaoo, I love watching spooky stuff but absolutely shit my pants whenever I watch videos that so much as pause for tension/dramatic effect

Only thing for me is that i have a history of seizures so anything with shocking, drowning, or suffocation is an absolute no. It could easily trigger my types of seizures that i had to return. I have been in remission for a few years now with no seizures whatsoever so i would like to keep it that way.

Only a sick freak would ever go to a place that gives any physical pain, suffocation and drowning. You couldn’t pay me a million dollars to ever consent to going to such a disgusting place!

Doesnt seem so bad compared to bottom of the list. I’m all about existentialism

It does to be fair

I was thinking the same thing

Look up the movie "Rebirth" it was on Netflix. Sounds very similar

it reminded me of the movie "the game"

So happy to hear that people really appreciate that :) hope you feel better!

You like to watch these videos while falling asleep... Did your parents sing The nightmare on elm Street lullaby before bed when you were a child

@@chadca201 haha I get this alot. I like to watch creppy/cryptic vids to help pass the time to help me sleep. I'm not sure how to describe them but maybe grown up bedtime stories for me? I know I'm weird.

@@jasperwhisper I know exactly what you mean! It’s past midnight here and I’m not long off work trying to sleep… so put this on. Good stuff!! 👌🏻💕

@@jasperwhisper lol I’m the same way, when I was a teenager I’d put on scary movies before going to sleep 😴

I just recently went to Netherworld this week! It was my first haunted house experience and it was amazing! I kept trying to look around at my surroundings not only because of the jumpscares and actors trying to scare me but because the props and amount of detail were incredible, would definitely recommend!

Soooo many things to look at, they have a sign that says, "Keep moving, this is not a museum!"

BOO!

@@forimmatureaudiences YOU ALMOST KILLED ME +REPORT

@@forimmatureaudiences JESUS! A WARNING NEXT TIME 😭😭😭 YOU SCARED ME!

@@forimmatureaudiences AAAHH!

@@forimmatureaudiences *screams like a little girl*

exactly how i feel! as someone whose into bdsm, some of the extreme haunts seem appealing so i hate them being lumped with mckamey manor

I agree I thought the same thing

Im not a bug fan, but even so, I always feel sorry for them when they are used in that way. Like, just because they are tiny and wiggly, they are still little living creatures.

I’m not a fan of bugs but it seems like rooms that use them and people step on them and crush them could be seen as animal cruelty

Jesus fucking christ

lol pissing in the fog machine is actually kinda funny

@@chriskelly4299 It's dangerous is what it is

Ur pfp brings back memories lol

The whole place smells like pee pee you jus made me less anxious after watching this video

Are you saying you went? Because if so Id be fascinated to hear what happened

@@okibo1720 no. My mom has a sweet tooth for horror- so you can imagine how happy she was to discover this. She watched 2 of the recordings of people going into it- and I ofc had to of been there. My mom herself was terrified- but especially me.

So could it be classified as a technical sex dungeon? But unlike normal things in a sex dungeon, they don't use consent. So couldn't they taken to court for harassment?

@@Eqha67 I think you sign a paper before going in that gives consent to them which allows them to pretty much do whatever they want, which I’m sure would make it difficult to take them to court

@@ariana-rf1ji It pretty much doesn't matter if you sign something like this. Contracts aren't a free pass to torture people and won't protect them in a court.

that probably wont ever happen

That would be amazing

Ya russ is a fucked up human being

That's illigel

Who's he?

@@cyanidearl5859 he is the creator or the mckamey manor

His wife and kids left him so hopefully they are safe now

Good job

I don’t believe you

Cool iceberg, if I get to travel to haunted houses again I'll look forward to this list as a guide, have you made one for corn mazes btw?

@@RyseBarbatos his nickname is literally the same

@@RyseBarbatos bruh

Of course! I hate jumpscares

@@theorist take that warning and put it without the warning then we all be happy without the warning haven’t heard the album or haven’t seen the movie

@@christopherneff6104 you get it

@@30thcenturyhomer what?

@@cartman331 haven’t you heard the album or haven’t seen the movie

masochists

Because they think they can make it through 💀💀

because they crazy asf 😭

My exact thought

@@Skyeatsthesky ha, we should kiss or something

how'd that go?

He needs more then a shut down he needs to be in jail he put his own daughter in it for god sake who was 15 years old

There’s also a rumor that since it’s gone somewhat underground and he’s moved to tennessee, he finds people on the dark web who are willing to pay him just so they can torture someone. Not sure if this is true though

It’s just people making up crazy accusations so they can cancel him.

@@clu3less696 Yeah sure, as well as his own daughter right?

@@clu3less696 no it's true. There's a video of a girl named Christina who went a 2nd time. You see her eating vomit and smearing it on her face as he tells her to.

People called it a waste of money and just an excuse for the workers to inflict pain on others, i believe some of the crazy rumors like russ probably selling the videos of people who entered and got abused basically; be grateful you didnt go through with it :( some people reported shitty behavior from staff and not even caring about safewords

Honestly I think you dodged a bullet there

Russ is a scammer. Seriously. He got way too excited about getting more and more extreme and ended stopping caring about safety.

@@northwesthauntfanatic6790 I've heard through the grapevine that the guy has a torture fetish; I don't know if it's true or not (it looks true from what I've seen), but either way this man is gross gross.

I'm really glad you didn't do it I've heard some tucked up stuff about that place. When I was 12 I saw on of his videos on KZfaq. It was pretty traumatizing. I couldn't sleep and it gave me nightmares.

Yeah I had the same mindset clicking on this video. Torture scares me a lot. When I was twelve I stumbled on mckamey manours KZfaq channel and was traumatized by what I saw. I didn't sleep for two nights and had nightsmares. Whenever KZfaq gives me something that I know will scare me I always click on it anyway because I have no impulse control apparently. Most of the time I end up scared from what the video talks about but the was this one was made was very relaxing

ME TOOO @@ren9897

Yeah those two stood out to me as well!! They are definitely the most unique bc they dont rely on cheap jumpscares

The mckamey is disgusting

@@FerretDoodle holy shit lmao it is so fucccccked up idk how that's legal even with waivers

Doesnt mean American horror cant be fun! Im a clown enjoyer, so I'm probably biased

@@FerretDoodle Its so brutal its like there are no words to describe it

@@ramiijamii what do you think.

@@ajsnyder6160 lol

Damn that's f*cked up

my God 😭

Were the bullets real, or just fake?

It’s probably not legal just because someone has a waiver if it’s not approved by a court it won’t be held up

@@sarahalbright5307 there was an interview I found once about McKamey Manor where they talked to the local police force. Not only is Russ cool with them, they basically said they couldn’t do anything about it anyway because of those waivers

His wife confirmed it's totally made up. At this point you show up and he makes you pull him around in a tire. There is no more haunt

@@margggggggie Russ IS the haunt

@@Xalyth8855 "only" 10 pages

How much did it cost?

@@jacklrolfe just found the receipt in my email from back then! $45/ticket

@@christopherneff6104 no it didn't get to that point. they definitely grab you to lead you around cause its pitch black at times, but nothing to cause pain

@@christopherneff6104 lol did you just put a rant? dont get me wrong I agree with you at some point I could also write a lecture about this but I dont have the energy. Basically how the world is makes sense that people want to try the alone experience out because unfortuantely pain and suffer is also part of this life and I dont agree of the extreme haunted houses but the alone experience seems to take it a different route, which makes it more or make it seem more soothable

@@christopherneff6104 I just found it ironic that you were ranting about it in that other comment and here you're suddenly all curious about it, as if you want to try it yourself

but I had to get a job man. My parole officer said so. He said the state wasn't going to pay for my retraining for nothing.

Honestly 17th Door is a great starter one. If you like it, you know you're into it. If not, they don't push you too far and you can mercy out if you want.

@@christopherneff6104 Being masochistic isn't a bad thing as long as you consent to it and know your own limits. If you're not interested just don't go lol.

@@christopherneff6104 Why are you so bothered? Also do you really think that living a life full of positivity and a life where nothing bad happens will really shape your views for the better? No, you're just going to be used to living a life of comfort. Say you had a traumatising near death experience, is that really going to make you think negatively for your entire life? No, I think you'd probably be more appreciative and grateful for things in your life, obviously it won't be as easy as that but you get the point. If you truly believe that there is nothing in life that is worth experiencing terror and pain for then I'm sorry but you must live a bland life, constantly living in comfort rather than actually experiencing life. Your definition of art is so limited, art is not just painting, music and "doing good things for people", art is an expression in an infinite number of forms. Who's to say that haunted houses are not art? It is a form of creative expression and it provokes a response from consenting participants, why is that any different to a painting or a song? Who are you to say that people who enjoy and people who work at haunted houses are sociopaths and psychopaths, it's not any different from sitting down and watching a horror movie. You just seem like a very close minded person and although I am judging you from a single youtube comment you've made, it seems to me that you need to get out there and actually experience life.

@@christopherneff6104 I'm sure that none of these will cause PTSD to someone or real trauma and if someone is susceptible to that, I doubt that they would even consider going to one of these. I agree with most of what you are saying, I too am not an adrenaline junkie, though I do enjoy a good scare sometimes because sometimes life does get boring sometimes. However just because other people enjoy it does not make them sick and depraved, and what makes you say God wouldn't approve of any of this, has he told you this himself? No one knows why or what life is but what we know for sure is that life is not perfect, you cannot have a 100% good life that is just absurd. You seem to have such concrete opinions and knowledge about what life is supposed to be. You have a right to be secular and not chase an adrenaline rush, just as much as people who do want to go on rollercoasters and experience that. Just because people want to experience thrill and excitement does not make them animals. The concept of open minded and close minded is not to push any sort of agenda upon anyone, in fact you are doing this yourself. Your moral compass does not allow you to see that in this case, people who go to these haunted houses are consenting participants, this is their interest, and the people working at the houses are just helping them achieve what they seek. You are actively arguing against people's interests because you are "morally pure" and everyone else is a sinner. You don't seem to be open to the idea that people enjoy this and it does not harm anyone else, it does not make the workers or participants any less than you, they have a right to do what they please without effecting anyone else, as do you.

I’ve heard of that and yeah it’s pretty horrible.

@@tia5532 yeah. I'm 100% sure that the employees forced people who went to the attraction to give a good review. All bad reviews are deleted or withheld from the public to keep the attraction in a "good light". I think they moved out of California to Alabama or some other state because 1) the majority of people who knew about the attraction frowned upon it and were probably trying to make it shut down, and 2) the state they moved to probably either supported them or their laws were more lenient/open to interpretation.

I just think you have to be a mental to go through some off the deeper ones.

Ooo. Im glad u shared that about zombie joes. I figured it wasnt ur typical haunt! Most say its more like a performance That other haunt u mentioned seems super sick!

They actually do the last part? Lmao

hello. what

Apparently they kicked him out because of a "medical emergency"... they probably saw that he wasn't cracking and so they abused him so much to where he was forced to leave

@@Xalyth8855 I want to see a monk but I know that will never happen

@@christopherneff6104 like I want to see a monk go through the haunted house because they have a very cleared headspace

@@christopherneff6104 hence my comment

@@-s-h-a-m-e- But like the other person said, they'd never do it. So I don't see why you'd want to see them do it because they most likely would be disturbed, and that would just make you a sadistic weirdo for wanting to see an innocent monk get abused and broken down lmao.

some would argue that I actually don't give accurate information. So I really appreciate when people tell me that I'm doing a good job basically, Ur comment made my day :)

i’ve gone the past 2 years and it was so fun both times! all of the visuals are so cool, and the actors did a great job

Yoooo. The haunted hoochie is such a sick haunt! Happy to hear its one of ur faves

@@morganc794 I know! The scenes are one of the best parts about the hooch!

@@theorist it really is! Have you been there yourself?

I go every year and it’s always a surprise. I’m a little disappointed they didn’t mention the hook show or the black light 3D maze or how great the actors are. When I go, I’m never scared of the actors while waiting in line, but they always stay in character and even keep conversation. They’re ALWAYS great and I’ve never been denied a selfie. In fact I was taking a selfie last year while waiting in line with a friend and one of the actors photo bombed us. The haunted hoochie is always a treat lol.

Yeah that what I've heard. It's not nearly as horrible as it once was, it's honestly just kinda embarrassing now-

waterboarding is considered torture tho

@@eden-kun5716 It is. Waterboadring was banned recently by the US. It simulates the feeling of drounding, with less risk. You could actually kill someone while doing this, for example: if you pour too much water directly over the towel on the person's mouth. It's ment to send create a "life or death" senario with your internal chemicals. Enough exposure and anyone will say anything to escape death (simulated in this case). I never paid to watch his torture sessions, but I've seen the replays on KZfaq where he asks his audience what they want to see. I wouldn't recommend volunteering for being the star in a pay to watch torture video. But, I get why mild forms of this could make someone very excited.

I draw the line at any bruises and anything that deliberately causes even the slightest spec of physical pain or suffocation at all in any way, shape or form. Completely unacceptable.

See above reply to Mr.Ness. Most others meat processing plants I applied said I was over qualified. And all the mental asylums were on a waiting list for employment apps. A sadist obviously can't be to picky now-a-days. Who woulda thunk it?

Of course crime pays lol. Why else would people commit crime if not for money. 🤣🤣🤦‍♂️

I meant legally but otherwise yeah your right

I wouldnt doubt it, it's not uncommon for people to lose bladder control when they get tasered - at an already high level of fear and anxiety, nonetheless

Yes it is

Yeah apparently one year someone pissed into the fog machine. So the ENTIRE area smelled of piss-fog. For a long ass time.

I'm not surprised, electric shocks would make me piss myself

As a resident of West Michigan, I was scared to go but I finally did last year and I loved it! The props and sets were fantastic as well as the actors! It was much better than I thought!

THIS!!! I'm a West-Michigander and "The Haunt" is SUCH a big thing here! It's a total blast, too!

This is my iceberg, I plan to make an updated version in the near future. I plan to look into the suggested attractions in the comment section that others thought should be on here and see where I think they’d fit so I’ll check your suggestion out. Also from Michigan myself, so I’ll stop by if I ever get the chance.

We go to scream park every year here in Sacramento is always great.

@@IAB-lj8mb i’ve gotta be honest, as someone from west michigan who went there at under 10 years old, i was less than impressed. this is more a place for people who enjoy theatrics, but aren’t interested in being completely immersed or even scared. there were hardly any scare actors when i went, you could see the tall ceiling and fluorescent lights through every set, and to top it all off, the wait was the longest i’ve experienced- and i’ve been to multiple haunts. overall, i wasn’t the biggest fan. i think niles scream park is the better haunt with more bang for your buck. but i definitely don’t wanna dissuade you or anyone from trying it out to experience themselves!

@@Grave_of_flower147 it is? Why did it close?

They tickle torture people. Fuck that shit!

I think im getting enough attention honestly. Glad to see people really love the content though. These types of comment dont go ignored even if i dont respond. Means a lot :)

@@theorist Ur a king 👑 for that 🤩

Yeah cos there arent a thousand other small youtubers just like him

Agreed

Definitely the best iceberger I've found

Yooo that sounds pretty cool! Thanks for sharing

Yeah it is! I actually talk more in depth about the tower of terror in my disney iceberg. I loved that ride. Glad its still up in florida

@@theorist im so and when I was younger I lived in Florida (born Nd lived there for 10 years) but then my parents moved me to Idaho. Im 24 now and I was too young to go to hauntef mansion or tower of terror

I went to the one in Paris a few years back, not sure if it’s still up and running tho

I think they probably meant the California one, which kept the same mechanisms and building but changed the theme to Guardians of The Galaxy and went from Haunted to an action themed ride