Last year Matthew Freyer Productions hosted a contest like no other. We wanted to put a spotlight on some individuals who sometimes get overshadowed by the large commercial Haunted Attractions. Yes, we are talking about the extremely hard-working, do-it-yourself, "some of my neighbors hate me" - HOME HAUNTERS!
These guys do it for the love of doing it. Some Home Haunters put as much time, and a huge chunk of their own change, into developing their Haunts as commercial Haunts do. So we tho
Article By: The Evil Genius
Just like horror movies, haunters have become a predictable breed. Anyone that frequents haunted houses on a regular basis can usually tell you where the scares will come from as soon as they enter a room. This tends to detract from the experience as a whole. Sure, the lighting, soundtrack, actors, makeup and sets might
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Two Medford boys' startled but serious reaction to their mother's Halloween prank turned them into YouTube sensations and won them an appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live." C.J. Booth, 7, left, and his brother, Jake, 3, right, enjoy some of their Halloween candy at their home in Medford.
