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Haunt is a 2019 American slasher film written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods. The film stars Katie Stevens, Will Brittain, and Lauryn McClain. Set on a Halloween night, it follows a group of friends who encounter a haunted house that promises to feed on their darkest fears, unknowing that the performers have a murderous intent.

On Halloween night in Carbondale, Illinois, roommates Harper and Bailey attend a party together where they meet with their friends Angela and Mallory. The group befriends two guys, Nathan and Evan, at a local bar. Throughout the night, Harper suspects she is being stalked by a man in a devil mask. The group encounters a haunted house attraction. Before they enter, they have to surrender their cell phones and sign liability waivers. The group becomes separated after entering a maze; Bailey, Nathan and Angela encounter a series of armholes. As Bailey sticks her arm inside, it is slashed with a straight razor. She also accidentally loses Harper's mom's ring, which she was wearing. Harper and Evan lose Mallory. They meet back up with the others and witness a performer in a witch mask impale Mallory through the head with a hot fire poker.

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On review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 70% based on 50 reviews, with an average rating of 6.3/10. The site's critics consensus reads: "Haunt is spooked by the spirits of its obvious influences, but still packs enough thrills and chills to satisfy horror fans up for a haunted house excursion."[11] On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 69 out of 100, based on five critics, indicating "generally positive reviews".[12]

My personal favorite haunted house that I went into was CornStalkers. Whether it was the cool concept or because it was the first haunted house I went into, it remains the most memorable in my mind. It was captivating due to the unsuspecting positioning of the scare actors and the intriguing props throughout the maze.

Coasters Drive-in is also worth checking out while at HAUNT. It has a great atmosphere and serves pretty good classic diner food, like chicken tenders and milkshakes. It serves as a satisfactory spot to rest before tackling the haunted houses and roller coasters again.

The long lines were the only issue during my HAUNT experience. The lines shortened as the event went on, but at the beginning, around 7, the lines seemed to go around the whole park. I waited in line for over an hour to get into the haunted house, Blood on the Bayou, and the haunted house itself is less than 15 minutes.

A full write-up of the findings of the experiment can be found in The "Haunt" project - an attempt to build a "haunted" room by manipulating complex electromagnetic fields and infrasound published in Cortex 45, May 2009 and available for download here. The project was also written up from the perspective of a participant by Nicola J Holt in the April 2006 issue of Paranormal Review, the Journal of the Society of Psychical Research, available for download here.

Responses from participants included a "sense of presence", "chills on the spine", "uneasiness in a particular part of the room", "dizziness", "glowing ball" hallucinations, seeing flies in the chamber, auditory hallucination of somebody coughing in various parts of the chamber and sensations of mist. As expected, it appears that belief plays an important role in eliciting "haunt" sensations.

We have a feeling that something is "out there". Are our senses playing tricks on us? Or is the space that we exist in constructed by our senses? Parapsychologists have undertaken rigorous analysis of haunted spaces in order to measure empirical quantities of observable phenomena. Some do so in order to prove that there is something "otherworldly"; others do so in order to prove quite the opposite. What is not in question, however, is that people have sensations that lead them to believe that there are ethereal presences in the vicinity.

To talk about haunted spaces is to talk about two things that are explicitly psychological - the sensation of haunting, which is clearly subjective; and the sensation of space, which again depends on the perspective of the particular occupant of that space. Objective analysis of these perceptions always seems to give conflicting results. However, there are some observed spatial phenomena that tend to correlate with a haunted sensation in a space":"

Other factors also affect the perception of hauntings - the psychology of the individual; the desire to believe that something is happening (also observed when people encounter simulated intelligence systems); the social environment in which the hauntings are observed.

There are naturally questions regarding whether these phenomena arise out of existing natural and manmade constructions - power stations, draughty windows, leaking pipes. The project proposed here does not attempt to explain how the phenomena arise, or even how they give rise to haunted perceptions. Rather, the project focuses on how the psychology of human perception gives rise to the construction of space.

Until now, most studies of parapsychology have concentrated on measuring existing phenomena and subject responses. In the project proposed here, we intend to collect together the results of some of these studies and actually synthesise a "haunted" space using infrasound, temperature, humidity, air movement and electromagnetic fields that have been associated with "haunted" environments.

The design of the space itself (i.e. its "hardware" as opposed to the sound, humidity, temperature and EMF that make up its "software") was carefully designed to heighten the experience. Visually, nothing moved. However, by using varying (very low or very high) contrast of colours and light levels, and by employing other optical illusions in the space, it should be possible to provoke unsettling visual phenomena. The actual route towards and through the space was crucial to the full experience of the haunting. There was a buffer zone before entering the space in which senses are dulled (for example, moving through a dark tunnel prior to entering a light space allowed the eyes to adjust to darkness). The environment required access to good ventilation for the air control system.

The intention with this project was not to explain haunting phenomena or to debunk popular wisdom with regard to the paranormal. Rather, the intention was to demonstrate how the perceptions of space and objects in space are intricately affected by things we are not immediately conscious of. The work follows on from previous work we have undertaken to research the architecture of non-visual environments using sound, smell, electromagnetic and thermal phenomena.

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Open 13 nights in October, The Nevermore Haunt offers bizarre and over-the-top sideshow performances nightly, an on-site bar serving local craft beers, on-site concessions, and a haunted house filled with monsters, demons, and ghouls straight from your deepest, darkest fears.

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So I'm looking into running the Mummy's Mask campaign and just read about haunts. If I am reading it right the PC's get one turn to make a check just before the haunt happens. But even if they pass the check to notice the haunt is about to occur, that doesn't tell them what object is causing the haunt in order to prevent it. And once it happens if the haunt has a lingering effect (such as cause fear) I don't see how they are supposed to figure out what the particular destroy terms are for the haunt.

It seems a little unfair to throw something that's unstoppable at the PC's, I like haunts in terms of telling story and setting mood. But i'm considering having the haunt's just be an event that happens and passes. Or am I missing something completely.

Haunts can be damaged by positive energy, so a Channel Positive Energy or two can possibly deal sufficient damage to neutralize a haunt. This is temporary, and the haunt will return. When the haunt description talks about destroying a haunt, that's what needs to be done so the haunt will NOT return. Destroying the haunt is not necessary to get past it, usually.

If the party is slowly moving through the dungeon, and a PC triggers the haunt, then succeeds at his Perception roll, and gets an Initiative result above 10, he could just move backwards as fast as possible, to get out of the area of effect.

Since many haunts go off only once per day, that tactic can be pretty effective. Trigger the haunt, run back, then go past it. I've read the rules on it, I'm looking at from the perspective of, if it hits a person or group and they miss their save DC, how are they reasonably supposed to figure out how to destroy the haunt. These haunts are being thrown in at level 2 with this campaign, and it's not reasonable to think anybody will have a spell to dispel cause fear or other effects. The destroy mechanism for the one's i'm looking it is things like. "The gate must be fully repaired shut and sprinkled with holy water." or "The ring must be given to somebody else out of love". I don't see how they would figure those rather specific things out in order to stop the lingering effects if they do get hit by it. Also they won't always be able to figure where the haunt is coming from, so they won't know where it's safe to abscond to. AUC.register('auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay'); AjaxBusy.register('masked', 'busy', 'auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay', null, null) Ascalaphus Dec 29, 2015, 11:07 am The safest direction of retreat is back where you came from, before you triggered it. e24fc04721