I love what you did! It looks really cool, especially if this was all done it 4 days, really good job ^ More on reddit.com

I've been planning a small haunted house walk-through to make in my garage to set up next year (hopefully). I have a few questions about the whole thing and tips to make it better and more cost-effective. 1. I need to seperate the room into small walkways and halls, what can I use to divide the r... More on themeparkreview.com

The place looks like it would be haunted even without the decorations. More on reddit.com

low frequencies have been known to cause fear and anxiety, also checkout mynoise.net as it has several creepy noise generators with themes like horror, even a haunted house one. use that on Bluetooth speakers set up around the house. Lighting, certain colours instill fear, https://fotodioxpro.com/blogs/news/the-horror-color-wheel-the-color-lighting-used-in-horror A subtle but deep nauseating fear visual, at least for me personally is rotting food, you could add spiderwebs, rats, insects, etc. Death and decay is a more visceral kind of haunt than blood and guts and monsters. Peeling wallpaper, lights that flicker eerily, shadows instead of monsters, shadows is a low budget way to instill fear that the people will make up in their own mind. ever looked across a dark room and thought you saw something creepy but it was only a pile of laundry or a coat rack? Think psychological instead of boo! scary! set the mood, find some really spooky stories, unsettling but not gory, r/nosleep would be a good source. Hope this helps, again this is just my personal opinion and what scares me, but I've found that these things typically will unnerve and spook most people. also, look up DIY stuff for props. More on reddit.com