The Empty Place transports you to SmallTown, USA where everyone goes to bed by 9 pm, everything shutters, and a group of tormentors seize the moment. You try and hide, but it’s only a matter of time before they get you.
The Dark House is inspired by the classic ghost story “The Toll House” by W. W. Jacobs, where you play Sam, a member of an intrepid group of friends who stubbornly insists on testing whether a house, notoriously known to be haunted, truly is… by spending the night in it!
These are audio files for two haunted houses created by one of America’s premier haunters, Psycho Clan, known for Nightmare New York which ran in NYC for 17 years as well as This is Real and I Can’t See. The haunted houses were created and executed in the past as blindfolded experiences where “Handlers” guided audience members wearing blindfolds and headsets as they manipulated them and effectuated key moments in the story. This is 360 degree stereo surround sound! Each download consists of the haunted houses as well as the accompanying how-to manuals and a bonus album of horror music composed for Psycho Clan’s theatrical haunted houses over the years for you to enjoy (and get creeped out).
When you click on “Buy” for either haunted house you will be getting both haunted houses, their respective how-to manuals and the horror music album companion files all for only $15. You will get all 5 downloadable files, which you can share up to 20 times before the links are no longer active. There is no time limit on when you can use them, but you will need to share them with your guests before they particpate so they can downlaod (but not listen) on their devices. Both shows can be done at home and should be done either with one other person or with small groups of people who you live with or with whom you have formed social cohorts. Be safe, then get scared!
Questions? Contact us at contact@hauntedhousenyc.com
“An East Coast Immersive Standout”
“The Sensory Experience Is Strong”
Performs Its Task With Ruthless, Cold-Blooded Precision”
“Leaves Audiences Terrified in the Dark”
“An Act of Creative Brilliance”