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Looks like boys over at Ghostride productions are blowing it out! Enjoy the savings of a trade show without leaving home.
 
SAVE 20%!

This is Ghost Ride's deepest discount and only offered online and during the month of December.
 
ALL ORDERS over $1,000.00 will receive an automatic 20% OFF as long as full payment is received by Dec 31, 2009.
 
Simply order online and receive a FREE quote. We will contact you regarding total cost, payment options and shipping details. Don't miss out. This sale absolutely
ends Dec 31, 2009.  All End of Year sales will be shipped no later than April 2010.

Visit www.ghostride.com or contact them directly at 425-452-0400 or
email - info@ghostride.com
An extraordinary theatrical production, Terror Behind the Walls features animatronic props, digital sound effects, and Hollywood-quality costumes and makeup.  It takes an elite team of 14 makeup artists three hours to prepare the cast of 150 performers for the five haunted attractions that compose Terror Behind the Walls.

The event designers will premiere a brand-new attraction for this year's event.  Infirmary, a hospital themed haunted attraction, invites visitors to explore a prison's long-abandoned medical wing.  Startling surprises await, as visitors encounter the empty operating rooms, recovery wards, sterilization chambers, and, of course, the morgue.  A giant walk-through sterilization chamber is sure to induce vertigo for even the strongest stomachs and minds.

Ticket sales for Terror Behind the Walls begin on September 10 at the penitentiary box office or online at www.EasternState.org/tickets.  Tickets will also be available at the door on each evening of the event subject to availability.  Reservations are highly recommended.  Tickets are $10 for kids (ages 7-12) on family nights, $20 for adults on weeknights, $25 on Friday and Sunday nights, and $30 on Saturday nights.  Group rates are available by calling (215) 236-2986 or emailing boxoffice@easternstate.org.  For more information, the public should visit the penitentiary's website at www.TerrorBehindtheWalls.com or call (888) 763-NITE.

Check out this cool one stop shopping place for all your Haunted Attraction Needs. All they are missing is Midnight Syndicate. This is from their press release:

Here you'll find free information and instructional content
to help you create the perfect sonic seasoning for
your dark event.

You'll also find downloadable MP3 collections from
Gore Galore's "Sounds of Gore", RFR's "Dark Pandemonium"
as well as music and ambient tracks from composer
Virgil Franklin, "Master of the Ethermuse"
and Haunt Rocker Jerry Vayne's magnum opus
"Damnation's Embrace"!

We are very excited to now have Hedstorm's
"Clive Manor", "Midnight Circus", and "Demagogue"!


We'll soon be adding Rusty Knife's "Organum" ,
"Organum Effectus", "Darkness" and "Demetia"!


The first was The Haunted Cellar ( http://thehauntecellar.com ) in Anaheim, CA. This is their first year in a new location (at the new Anaheim GardenWalk outdoor mall). They did some great things with a pretty small area, and I would highly recommend visiting it if you get a chance. The haunt is very theatrical, and the story really makes sense as you progress through the rooms.

After going through the haunt, I talked to Mike, the guy who runs the show, and he was kind enough to take the time to give me a behind the scenes tour. Mike and all of the cast members are very friendly and do a great job at what they do. Please go and support them if you're in the area.

The next haunt I visited was Tustin Haunt's "Red Hill Mine Massacre" ( http://www.tustinhaunt.com )
This is a home haunt, but is as professional as any pro haunt I have ever been to. The sets are amazing, and this year include a 20' tall wooden tower complete with hanging body. The storyline is creative and well acted. All of the actors stayed in character very well, and are great at playing their parts.

If you are anywhere in Southern California, you owe it to yourself to visit these two fine haunts. The Haunted Cellar is $12 per ticket. Tustin Haunt is free, but accepts donations - so please donate if you go! They deserve it!

Tonight I will be visiting Coffin Creek ( http://www.coffincreek.com ) in Corona, and Thursday I'll be visiting Saw ( http://www.livesaw.com ) in Brea and Curse of the Forbidden Jungle ( http://www.forbiddenjungle.net ) in Costa Mesa.

- Liam

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