cherie-00699 Watched it twice and will watch it again. Showed us things we had no clue about! Never knew there were such extreme haunts. Loved Shar of course! She was my favorite part! Learning that people spend all their lives devoted to haunts gave us a deeper understanding about the actors behind the scenes! Thank you to all the people who create or work inside the haunts. Keep it up, we need you to feed our love of the scare!

yeadonpaul Jon Schnitzer unexpectedly but also beautifully lures you into the subculture realm of haunters were you will be drawn eerie close to the creators of a wide range of different haunts. The documentary is well put together and lacks nothing. The cinematography, score, and the 3D graphics, blend scarefully well together.

kevintgeisler To think that any competent, sober adult would be genuinely scared from just walking through a haunted house is moronic. These people are dorks that just want attention. Some of the reactions from the paying guests of the "haunted house" lead me to believe that they're under the influence of drugs, which is the only way I'd ever agree to participate. Take a few hits of acid, and it may be worth the money and time on the "waiting list." Other than that, this is stupid.

marchela990 Easily one of my new favorite movies, and one of the best viewing experiences I've ever had in my 4 years attending Fantastic Fest. Its absurd, funny, scary, and exciting the whole way through and inspired me to immediately apply for a haunter position at House of Torment in Austin, TX. Thank you for making such a unique look into the craziness of extreme haunted houses! Shar is my new life inspiration!