The Most Disturbing Haunted House of All Time: McKamey Manor

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  @Wendigoon · 4 years ago · pinned

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  @Kremit_the_Forg · 1 year ago

  Welp... 07/2024 <br><br>&quot;The owner of a haunted attraction charged Friday with domestic assault now faces additional charges of attempted second-degree murder and rape.&quot;<br><br>Who would have seen this coming?

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  @Spanky100-37 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I LOVE the “no foul language” policy. Just imagine you’re getting the crap beat out of you, suffocated, yelled at, then you just say “fuck” and they all go “WHOA WHOA WHOA you went too far, you’re outta here buddy.”

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  @drtokubuns · 3 years ago

  I think the reason people tap out &quot;after 8 minutes&quot; is because they expect some grand scary haunted house and instead just get a demented old man beating them up and start to realize this is gonna be just this dude getting his rocks off for 10 hours

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  @TigerRogersOfficial · 2 years ago

  I’m a scare actor in a haunt (Baxter Avenue Morgue in Louisville, KY), and I can’t stand the number of times people have asked me “Is that the one where they make you sign a waiver so they can torture you?” I’ll never forgive Russ for being a stain on the industry the way he has been and apparently still is after calling it quits

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  @majak1515 · 4 years ago (edited)

  This makes me think that McKamey lost. His &quot;attraction&quot; is no longer about scaring people, it&apos;s about pain and endurance. I can be scared shitless without anyone ever touching me, while I sit in a comfortable house - this is the art of horror. His haunted house lacks it, it&apos;s just making people suffer physically. Anyone can do that.

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  @chiefinasmith · 4 years ago (edited)

  I love how one of the waiver requirements was that the participant agrees they aren’t an undercover agent. I just think of him getting busted by an undercover cop and as he’s being carted away, he’s just shouting out: “But you signed the waiver!”

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  @alanamuir · 4 years ago

  I have always assumed that the &quot;no swearing&quot; rule is another way for him to avoid ever paying out. If someone does swear, and most people would, he can take it all the way to the end and then refuse to pay because they broke the rules. Like Willy Wonka screaming about Charlie stealing fizzy lifting drinks.

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  @sofetheoaf1855 · 2 years ago

  Watching this in 2024 while Disney is actively trying to say because you signed up for Disney plus they’re not liable for your spouse dying in their park

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  @odothedoll2738 · 4 years ago

  I love the wendigoon trope where instead of mystifying the bad person he just calls them a dumb loser.

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  @stichexsperament6263 · 4 years ago

  Mckamey waiver: You are in no real danger and everything is just a fun game.<br><br>Also Mckamey waiver: Participant understands that they may be forced to skydive without a parachute, and it is their responsibility to make it to the ground safely, and if the participant fails to do so MM cannot be held responsible.

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  @ForcedRhubarb · 4 years ago

  I feel like it’s way more impressive for a haunted house to convince a participant that they’re in extreme danger rather than straight up putting them in danger and torturing them.

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