"One of our goals is to immerse our guests with all of the sights and sounds in the haunted house", Blind Scream co-owner Judy Groverman Walker explains, "it's specifically designed to keep you wondering what's around that next corner."
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Designing the perfect scream house takes time, energy and a lot of building. In fact, Walker and co-owner Drew Dominguez stared building this year's haunt right after last Thanksgiving.
"I knew that one of the scenes we were going to build this year was the barn scene"' Drew Dominguez shares, "I really wanted it to be vintage Halloween so that meant we were going to need a lot of pumpkins.
For prop maker Mateo Crawford, carving hundreds of pumpkins proved to be a daunting task.
"I've shown up here after work, after hours on my days off, that's the dedication we like to see," Crawford says with a smile.
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And no haunted attraction would be complete without actors.
"Now we can breathe some life into it by adding a real life character," Dominguez adds.
Making those characters come to life is make-up artist Abra Dominguez's job.
"I spend a lot of time making everyone awful, gory and freaky...It really helps them get into that full, grizzly character," Abra reveals.
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Blind scream was designed to get everyone in the spirit of the season.
"Hearing people scream, that's how we know people had a great time" Walker declares.
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