Thread: Pinocchio

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So last night at a party, one of the moms told me that her teenage son was terrified of Pinocchio and she wants us to incorporate that into our haunted trail. She wants to get him good. She said the went to Disney World over the summer and they had tickets to eat at Pinocchio's. He wouldn't even go inside. He stayed outside while the rest of the family went in to eat. Any suggestions on how to get him good? Now, it will have to be a sneak attack as I am sure he will be here helping put things together. Another mom said her daughter was scared of Michael Myers and another clowns. I am thinking it sure would be fun to scare a few kids really good.
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Kaye

If you can have an actor play the part, have a recording of the song from the movie... don't know the name, can't remember the exact words... I've got no strings to tie me down. So have that playing at a slowed rate to make the voice creepy. Have your actor with light strings or ropes dancing around like a marionette, then when the unsuspecting come by, the actor can break away from the strings and chase the victims.

thats a good idea. If you've ever watched the movie Dead silence. Its all about puppets. You could have an area or room full of puppets and dolls and like ahwahneeliz said play some pinocchio songs from the movie and have the some of the puppets shake when people pass by or have another recording or laping the disney song with the voices of the puppets saying " came paly with me " Un tie me " ect..

There is a movie called "Pinocchio's revenge" (A quick check on google says it came out in 1996.) Can't remember much about it, but my nieces sure do. They were little at the time and I (the nice aunty) let them pick out any movie they wanted. They chose "Pinocchio's revenge" and "Tick". The three of them had nightmares and still talk about it when we are able to get together - might want to see if there are any good ideas to be found in the movie. Oh, sometimes you can find Pinocchio bubble bath/shampoo bottles on ebay. I've been looking to find my long lost childhood friend - I still remember chewing on his nose.