Is it really this time of year again? Gosh each year seems to be going by faster and faster. Time for my annual Halloween wish list. I'm really getting excited to head into the leaisurely building/creating/plotting season I can smell the paper mache all ready: 1. New Crypt - we had quite a struggle with the old one this past year, as boards for the walls and roof were horribly warped. Thank goodness we were able to mask it with vines/moss. To make sure we get a new crypt, ...
I have said before I like Dean Koontz's novels. here is a new on - just out - that sounds like a haunt! An elegant old building with a horrifying backstory...and it seems the madness never went away... http://<a href="http://youtu.be/8kKC...kKCo7jVO4w</a> http://youtu.be/8kKCo7jVO4w The official Blurb: " You are invited to enter the world of the Pendleton, a Gilded Age palace built in the late 1800s. Almost from the beginning, its grandeur has been scarred ...
Tried a couple of new things with this western-themed tombstone and also discovered a cool new trick: exterior up-lighting! This solves the problem of running separate lighting to your tombstone. New also is the use of an embedded portrait. Many thanks go to Big Nick for his advice on how to make these waterproof. The stone's dimensions are 33 3/8" tall, 29 1/2" wide and 12" deep. This is a medium to large stone. ...
Updated 12-23-2011 at 01:01 PM by Terra
It seems to me that most haunts, if they have any literary influence at all, use the same books. Frankenstein, Dracula, maybe some Lovecraft. My son suggested the idea of a Haunt based on HG Wells' stories, and I thought it would be interesting. Then I naturally thought about Jules Verne. I wonder if this has been done? Either is too ambitious for me at the moment, but here are some thoughts I have, for your consideration and comment: Wells' Books: The Food ...
Borrowed from "The Artist's Survival Kit" Haunting is definitely an art. Everything from sets and props to costumes and acting is an art unto itself. I thought this might be appreciated here.
