Entertaining effects and stunts, though more of a stunt show than a haunted house, even with mummies and vampires. Two of the actors were not at their stations, causing the guide to give away the surprise while trying to get the hidden actors to do their jobs. Like much of what comes out of Hollywood, the story is a tad lacking and appears to be aimed for younger audiences. Put on by a film production company, this haunt is packed with stunts and fire effects. The cast of entirely teenage actors did a decent job, but they weren't scary.
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It includes a decent 3D section, but the passages are so narrow that you don't get the full effect. For the most part they rearranged their old gimmicks but didn't add much in the way of new things.
This used to be one of the better haunts but has declined to average in the past couple years. Many underage actors were not convincing in their roles.Ĭanby: 6815 S Knights Bridge Rd at Hoffman's Dairy Garden Some of the electronic mechanisms did not work at all. What did they think - we would go "oh no! it's STYROFOAM! AHHHHHH!"? I thought maybe a mask had fallen off but they had more than one of these. A styrofoam wig stand popping out of a barrel just isn't scary. This haunt has the best use of a moving tunnel I have seen, but the worst use of pop-up ghosts. Some creativity but overall fairly average.
More variety (and creativity) would be nice. All but one actor just jumped out and went "AHHHHHH". Some static scenes looked like the actors were missing. Some actors missed their cues and spoiled the surprise. Not much in the way of originality, but ok for a cookie-cutter house. Standard fare with the usual canned gimmicks like the rolling barrel, rotating tunnel, etc. Be sure to get the discount coupon from Albertson's if you go. At $10 per haunt, Dr Saito's gets credit for being the most expensive of all the houses. A 10-year-old Hannibal Lector is neither scary nor funny. Not a lot of scares, though, with too many underage actors. Nice artwork by Extremo the Clown is the highlight of this haunt. As scary as children can be, they just aren't convincing as "real" monsters. I wish they didn't cast 8 year olds as monsters, though. This is the best of the low-tech houses and has more original stuff than any of the "canned" haunts. You can tell they really enjoy what they're doing. Portland: 6517 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway, on the East side of the strip mallĪ small home-brew house in its third year, the best thing going for it is the enthusiasm of some of the actors. His absence from that haunt has been noticed, as you will soon read. The main creator of this house used to work on Hoffman's Haunted Barn. The "touch the green skull" story element was hokey. The main flaw is it's short, though it also has a lower price tag than others. This is the only house that cleverly uses misdirection to surprise you. It also has some original ideas not seen in other houses. The best design work and technology of all the Portland haunts. Saito's Screamland - Xscream Freak ShowĬlick on the name for info on each house. Saito's Screamland - Psycho Path in 3Dĭr. Solve puzzles in a variety of luscious environments, from colorful forests to outer space.2001 Portland, Oregon Haunted House guideĬlick on the title for review details. You’ll be able to complete levels as quickly as you can think of a solution. With intuitive controls, our challenges conveniently have no learning curve at all.
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