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It’s A Family Thing: The Haunting at Hubert Farms – New Market, Alabama

October 15, 2024 By Chuck Wilkerson In Haunted House, Out of State Haunts, Review No Comments

For most of the year, Hubert Family Farms is a family owned and operated tulip farm offering you-pick cut flowers, bulbs, locations for photo shoots, a Fall Flower Festival, and a variety of other events. Located in New Market, Alabama, just 30 minutes north of Huntsville, Hubert Farms has a rich history dating back to [...]

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The Haunted Harvest Brings Animatronics to Life with Goredy’s

October 8, 2024 By Taylor Winters In Haunted House, Review, The Haunted Harvest No Comments

The Haunted Harvest offers a unique and immersive Halloween experience in Southern California, centered around a sprawling corn maze. Located in Corona, this attraction can take up to 20 minutes to navigate, providing ample opportunity for scares and surprises. The creators, known for their previous work on the acclaimed Perdition Home Haunt, have designed the [...]

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Dark Harvest Haunt Invites Us to Get Scared in a Corn Maze of Horror

October 6, 2021 By Taylor Winters In Dark Harvest, Haunted House, Perdition Home, Review, The Fleshyard No Comments

The roar of a chainsaw is heard over the cornstalks. The glow of light emanating from within the cabin may offer some safety. Dare I risk it? I step through the threshold, and the stench is overpowering. Two corpses hang from the ceiling, their arms bound, hoods over their head, blood stains across their clothes. [...]

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The Fleshyard & Perdition Home Create One of the Best CA Haunted Cornfield Mazes

October 22, 2020 By Alyssa Concha In Haunted House, Perdition Home, Review, The Fleshyard No Comments

Cornfields and haunted houses are a pair made in heaven… or well, hell. The tall stalks, isolate guests from the outside world, block out any lights, and give scare actors infinite dark recesses to hide in. For those who’ve haunted across the Midwest and East Coast, you’re familiar. From the Cornfield of Terror in New […]