Scaring people like it's their day job ... or night job.
There's a whole lot more to scaring people than yelling "BOO!"
Ask anyone who works at a haunted house, and they'll tell you that scaring is an art.
For Dryden Dilts, scaring people puts a little extra dough in his pocket - at least for the month of October.
He's been working at A Maze in Corn's haunted forest near St. Adolphe for almost a decade.
Dilts attempted to teach CBC's Chloe Friesen how to petrify the public.