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| - Being an actress at one of the premier haunts in Southern California, I have high expectations for haunts. I went to Las Vegas this past weekend with a fellow horror fan and was THRILLED to hear they had a year round haunt! Once I heard, there was no doubt that I would be going inside.
We got there and paid $28.50 to go inside after our $5 off coupon. I was impressed with the pictures on the walls, the music, and the creepy solo actress they had outside as people waited in line. The line was short, but we still waited almost an hour to get in as they only let in groups of 5 or 6 at a time. I was okay with that as I knew it gave each group a chance to really experience the house and have a more intimate experience.
Upon entering the house you have to watch a LOOONNNGGG newscast that lost my attention, but I was still excited to get in. After the newscast you go upstairs and are met by a bellhop who gives you some back story. After listening to him you enter an elevator which has an operator... this is where it started going poorly. The actress was trying, but had little to go off of.
When you actually get inside the house and start going from room to room the detail in the props is extraordinary. They really put a lot of time and detail into how the place looked, I was looking around to try and get possible ideas for next year at my haunt. I was very impressed with how well the places was decorated.
The acting at the Goretorium was a joke, I am a self proclaimed chicken and not hard to frighten and I did not even jump one single time. The girls screams were lame, the one liners were lame and actually made me laugh. I didn't pay to go to a comedy show. They had the same actors from room to room and just NO energy coming from them, It was only 9PM or so, which should have been the peak of the night.
They had a couple of cool special effects such as a guy disappearing and a girl legitimately looking cut in half, but even then her screams were forced. They didn't have many actors, and the actors just didn't seem to try.
As for the actors' makeup, they might as well not have had any on. For how well the place itself was decorated and being in Las Vegas you would think some time would be put into their makeup, but it wasn't.
I would have been more satisfied had it only cost me $10-$15. It left a lot to be desired.
I wouldn't waste time going... just not worth it.
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