This is a massive no from me for Halloween or otherwise
Visitors have to agree to a set of rules and sign a lengthy waiver before they can even take part in what is likely the most ‘extreme haunted house’.
In fact, calling it a haunted house hardly feels accurate, not simply because ghosts aren’t actually real, but because the experience seems closer to a survival experience than a cutesy Halloween event.
A video of a woman after the experience has started doing the rounds on social media.
TikTok user Scary Terry started a six-part TikTok series breaking down the bizarre video, and explaining what the haunted house experience is actually like.
Halloween comes once a year, and it seems some people use it as a great opportunity to sign up for McKamey Manor, an interactive ‘extreme haunt’ in Tennessee which has a cult-like devotion on the internet.
@5caryterry Part 1 Mckamey Manor aftermath #MckameyManor #mckameymanorsecrets #Horror #Scary
And this isn’t just a few people in masks jumping out at you and giving you a fright; the attraction has built up quite the reputation for being considerably extreme.
So extreme in fact, those wishing to partake have to agree to seven requirements ‘for your safety’, according to its website.
Some of them are pretty standard, others are a little more concerning…
According to the website a person must be: “21 and above, or 18-20 with parents approval.
“Completed ‘Sports Physical’ and Doctors letter stating you are physically and mentally cleared.
