SEE IT: Halloween haunted house releases pictures of terrified visitors
SEE IT: Pictures of Haunted house terrified visitors
Prepare to be scared at the Nightmares Fear Factory in Niagara Falls — but be warned, your terrified reaction to the spooky attractions just may hit social media.
Ahead of Halloween, the Ontario, Canada, amusement has been frightening and exciting brave souls who dare to tour the “scariest haunted house in Niagara Falls.”
All in good fun, the Nightmares Fear Factory shares the greatest “fear pics” of the day, week and month to its website. (Nightmares Fear Factory)
According to the legend of the haunted house, the building was once home to the Cataract Coffin Factory, operated by the “eccentric” owner Abraham Mortimer, who was somewhat obsessed with his business. In his old age, the legend goes, Mortimer was taunted by young troublemakers and one night he decided to confront them — but a stack of solid oak coffins mysteriously fell and crushed the man to death, the story claims.
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Today, the old proprietor is said to haunt his former factory, seeking “revenge” on trespassers.
Ahead of Halloween, the Nightmares Fear Factory in Ontario has been frightening and exciting brave souls who dare to tour the “scariest haunted house in Niagara Falls.” (Nightmares Fear Factory)
Whether or not there’s any truth to the tale, images of petrified visitors taken during the 10- to 15-minute tour sure do look like they’ve seen a ghost.
On the flip side, the Fear Factory claims that thousands of visitors have been too scared to continue on the tour after entry and chose to exit early by screaming out “nightmares,” with over 160,000 names on their so-called “chicken list” to date.
The Fear Factory claims that thousands of visitors have been too scared to continue on the tour after entry and chose to exit early. (Nightmares Fear Factory)
All in good fun, the Nightmares Fear Factory shares the greatest “fear pics” of the day, week and month to its website — though officials have not disclosed exactly when or where on the excursion people see the especially spooky sight, per their FAQ.
Representatives for the haunted house occasionally share pictures and playful puns inspired by aghast tourists to Twitter, in a series of must-see pictures.
All in good fun, the Nightmares Fear Factory shares the greatest “fear pics” of the day, week and month to its website – though officials have not disclosed exactly when or where on the excursion people see the especially spooky sight. (Nightmares Fear Factory)
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Nevertheless, some “survivor stories” claim that participants had such a ghoulishy good time that they’re eager to return to the Canadian attraction again. (Nightmares Fear Factory)
“Hiding in your hoodie isn’t gonna help you out in the #NightmaresFearFactory my friend,” one caption of sweatshirt-clad, terrified teens recently read.
“The #NightmaresFearFactory will catch you holding a tacky bag at your most embarrassed!” a post featuring a man holding a tote bag joked.
Nevertheless, some “survivor stories” claim that participants had such a ghoulishy good time that they’re eager to return to the Canadian hot spot.
"BEST haunted house we've ever been to! We were scared to death! We almost broke our wrists cause we held onto each other so tight! I cried like a little girl,” commenters named Gia and Veronica wrote.
"Truly SCARY... Truly Amazing... Totally awesome. Must come back again,” another named Charles declared.
"It's like all of your worst fears in one house!” a user name Courtney exclaimed.
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