OH The Horror! Scary Clowns, Haunted Houses, Scare Zones, Monsters, Pumpkins, Crooked Cats, Creepy Bears, Shopping, Dining and more….My HHN 34 Trip

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The villagers were ripped apart by monsters.









There are some interesting Nordic sculptures.

 

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As the house continues the Shaman grows bigger as she absorbs the deadly creatures into herself.






You can see the Shaman is now enormous. You can see her arms extending around the columns.


You can see her massive hand.




You then walk through the Shamans chest cavity and are absorbed by her.




After being absorbed into the Shamans chest.


You can see the Shamans heart.



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Wednesday, September 10th continued

The next house on the Unmasking the Horror Tour was


The code name for this house during construction was Daisy. This is because Daisies are the one flower that can supposedly live even through a nuclear disaster.

Back story on Fallout.

Fallout originated as a role playing video game in the late 1990’s. It was set in a post-apocalyptic and retro-futuristic World.

The show series is on Amazon Prime.

Vault-Tec was a pre-war defense corporation that designed a system of network bunkers known as Vaults to help preserve a small fraction of the U.S. population in case of a massive Nuclear War.

The show depicts the aftermath of the Great War of 2077 which was supposedly an apocalyptic nuclear war between the United States and China.

Two hundred years after the apocalypse people are living in vault shelters.

In the Fallout universe there are Ghouls who were formally human beings who survived the massive exposure to radiation during the Great War. It caused severe physical deformities making them look like burnt zombies.

 

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RADAWAY was a pre-war chemical solution that binds with radioactive particles in the body allowing them to be flushed out. It is given intravenously.


Nuka cola bottle caps are used as currency.

 

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Wednesday, September 10th continued

On to the next and last house Jason Un1v3rse




The codename flower for this houses construction was Jasmine.

The back story. There have been 12 Jason movies. Friday the 13th being the first.

In the movie a woman named Pamala takes a job at a camp (Camp Crystal Lake) as a cook. She brings along her son Jason who has a disfigured face with her so he can try and fit in with the other kids at the camp.

One afternoon the children at the camp began to bullying Jason and they chased him to the dock by the lake and pushed him in. Jason could not swim and drowned,

The camp counselors should have been watching the children and could have stopped the other kids from bullying Jason, but they were off having sex instead of watching he kids. Jasons mother Pamala blamed the counselors for her son’s death.

Jason is still alive and living in the woods for years.


His mother Pamala sought vengeance against the Camp Counselors for the death of ther son. She is finally beheaded during a final show down with one of the Camp Counselors.

Jason finds the head of his mother and takes it back to a cabin in the woods were he is living and makes an alter to his mom.

 

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There was a very dark maze section of the house which we were told there would be Jasons popping out every where. I was looking forward to seeing that.


We were done with the houses and our tour guide the wonderful Rogue collected the amplifier boxes and a couple of us gave him a tip.

Just wanted to let everyone know that you can tip the Tour Guides if you want. Rogue was a wonderful guide.

They asked when you checked in at VIP for the tour if you would be staying in the park after the Tour. I said yes, I have an AP and they scanned it.

So those that did not have an AP or day ticket on the tour followed Rogue back to VIP were we started.


A photo of our tour guide Rogue. What a nice guy and a great Tour Guide.



I think it was about 2 pm when the Tour ended.

I saw Bart, Marge and Lisa being lead back for a break.


I wanted to wander over to the Five & Dime to see if they had gotten anymore more of the Hami-Kuma bear merchandise. They had the popcorn bucket. Which I bought.





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