A few of us had a little time to kill at the West Coast Haunters Convention last May, so we decided to shoot a short video. This is what happens when you get a bunch of demented haunters together. The horror will blow your mind!

Special thanks to Nightmare Factory Haunted House, Oregon School for the Deaf, Haunted Nightmare Haunted House, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Snohomish County, and Toby Wayne Studios. Add a comment

Dreams to be racked with fear this October as Haunted Night features a nightmare theme at their 2nd annual haunted house to benefit the Boys and Girls Clubs of Snohomish County.

Jack was the perfect father, the perfect husband, had the perfect suburban life. All was good until one fateful day when he escorted his children to the curb to greet the ice cream man. The driver looked at Jack and offered forth a glistening, green Alien Pop, "On the house". Jack never could've anticipated the nightly horrors that awaited him, all from accepting that one tasty treat. This October, prepare to experience horror on a whole new level as Haunted Night presents the Haunted Nightmare Haunted House in Bothell (Canyon Park) benefiting the Boys and Girls Clubs of Snohomish County.

3-D glasses provided as you enter the haunt bring your nightmare to life with the help of brilliant fluorescent paints and "ultraviolent" black lights. Once inside, there's no turning back as your senses are engulfed in visions of nightmarish horror. "Wake up! Wake up!," you tell yourself, but your only escape is to survive to the end of the haunt. Visitors to 2009's "Clown Cemetery" will recognize the 3D haunt experience, but that's where the similarities end. Evil clowns have been replaced with a multitude of horrors that tap into far more fears and offer an entirely new experience. Add a comment

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For the first time ever, haunted houses throughout the greater Seattle-Tacoma area have joined forces to offer a discount pass in hopes of raising awareness about area haunts.

This October, Seattle-area thrill seekers will find their access to monster mayhem taken to a whole new level. For the first time ever, haunted house owners are working together to drive business to each other’s attractions. How are they doing this? Through sales of the brand new VIP Fright Pass.

For just $10, visitors at participating haunted houses will be able to purchase a VIP Fright Pass which can then be redeemed for discounts at other participating attractions. For haunts that offer a VIP line, pass holders will be able to purchase a VIP ticket for 50% off. Otherwise, passes can be redeemed for 25% off the standard tickets. Once redeemed the pass is stamped and given back to the customer to take with them to the next haunt, much like a passport.

Initial plans for the VIP Fright Pass were discussed by four haunt owners over drinks in the hotel lobby at the West Coast Haunters Convention in Salem, OR last May. Haunted Night co-owners Jody Bossert and Destry Wood agreed to sponsor the pass as it fit right in with their HauntedNight.com online directory of Pacific Northwest haunted houses. Add a comment

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Oregon School for the Deaf has been chosen to get an Extreme Makeover this season. OSD hosted the West Coast Haunters Convention this past May and puts on Nightmare Factory Haunted House each year.

Ed Roberts said, "I can finally tell you Extreme makeover: home edition came to OSD today! They will be rebuilding our haunted house for us as well as building a new boys dormitory. I am over the moon right now. I have known we were nominated for this since the WCHC, but could say nothing." Add a comment

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