Thanks to a Fear Finder from Ed Terebus, I visited The Deadland Haunted House next. This third year Haunted House is the creation of Jared Layman and Kelvin Stewart and has some nice scenes. (read more)

I first heard about St. Lucifer’s Haunted Asylum while listening to Rotting Flesh Radio over the summer on my way back from the Great Lakes FrightFest. The owner, Chris Werner, highlighted some interesting things about the show on the air so I wanted to check them out and finally had the chance. (read more)

After Erebus, I headed up to Genessee County to visit a couple of Haunts since they were fairly close to each other. The first one I visited was Cell Block 13 Haunted House. An outdoor Haunt that with a bright future. (read more)

I was anxious to check out the next Haunt on Haunted Attraction Magazine’s Grand Tour of Haunts – Erebus. Most everyone knows that Erebus has held the Guiness World Record for longest indoor walk-through Horror House for a long time (and only recently, the title was won by Cutting Edge in Texas).  You have probably also heard what a great show Ed and Jim Terebus produce and if not, then read on. (read more)

After my great visit at Mansfield Reformatory Prison, I drove up I-71 to visit 7 Floors of Hell in Cleveland, Ohio. Seven haunted houses in one location is a difficult task to accomplish and has the potential to be a logistical nightmare, but Rodney Geffert manages to pull it off and offers a fantastic night of entertainment. (read more)

The first Haunted House I went visited on Friday, Sept 25th as part of the Grand Tour of Haunts was Mansfield Reformatory Prison in Mansfield, Ohio. The show is produced by Haunted X which is owned by Myron & Kathy St John. As Myron describes it, the building is a $20 million movie set and he uses a large portion of it for the Haunt. (read more)