It was so fun! The darkness and the scary people just made it!!!! The set up was great. We got…read morethere right before it opened and waited around 30 minutes and was inside for about 30/45 minutes. Do fun I lost my voice for a day from screaming and laughing so hard.

I love it its like neon walls and I go every year and it gets better and better and very good…read moreemployees highly recommend.

This was easy to get to. Plenty of parking available. We went on October 19. You can pay at the…read moredoor instead of getting it online. It was a good half hour wait before getting in. Prices were reasonable for general admission. The only downside is having to wait behind this group of tweens and their chaperone was basically a rug that you can walk all over. The security had to tell them twice to knock it off. They were destroying some of the props. They should have all been kicked out with no refund. For the haunted house itself, it was great. I liked all of the details that went into them especially for their first year. I noticed from YouTube videos as well as our walkthrough, that there were two different paths. Our path didn't have the giant troll or the church. There is a small souvenir shop at the end as well as some spots to take pictures.

Celebrating its recent Grand Opening, Miles, along with his family, and friends brings 5 Points…read moreHaunt to West Chicago. The work put into the Haunt is impressive. It's great to see something that started in a residential home has become an actual commercial business. Tickets are available at the haunts website! Just the right amount of pulse pounding scares.

This location was not enforcing COVID guidelines whatsoever. Staff, actors, and guests alike were…read morewalking around without masks, actors especially getting in guests faces and screaming at them. There was no spacing out of parties while in line, and no one enforcing guests to keep their masks on and wear them properly. There is also no sanitation between parties going on in the house and are many parts of the maze that you need to touch things to feel your way through, and you just know have been touched by hundreds of people before you. The only thing I can say positive that they were doing was spacing parties out adequately within the maze giving ample room for groups to walk through without bumping into the party ahead of them. The haunted house itself was also less than satisfactory. While in line "actors" would walk around the guests but some wouldn't even be in costume. There was one person just in some dark lipstick and a wig and a raincoat who kept screaming at the crowd to "dance" and I only know she was part of the haunt because she eventually popped out to scare us while walking through the house. We also saw one of the clown actors walking through the parking lot without their clown mask. The house gave me mixed feelings. Some scenes were very decorated and looked like they took lots of time to put together while other parts it looked like all the decor had been purchased from walmart. All in all, I was definitely more scared about catching COVID here than I was of the haunted house itself.

Had great time from the time we walked in! Everyone was super nice! And they stayed opened just for…read moreus to finish the haunted barn so we could get all 3 attractions in! The haunted hay ride was great! Lots of activity with the characters through out the whole ride. And it wasn't short. It was a good size Trip! The barn and haunted house were good too! Lots of characters through out the whole thing. My family had a blast. Decent prices free parking

So fun! New scenes. Quick line. Everyone interacts with you in line and in the house. Easy to…read morebuy tickets online. Love coming here. It is so much fun!

Honestly, this was just a mid-level haunted house compared to other large haunts I've been to…read more Their sister haunt, Disturbia, is way better. It feels like this one doesn't have as much money/resources put into it. I'm not saying it was terrible, but I left thinking "meh!". The 3D clown area is cool, but I've seen it done in multiple other haunted houses. When trying to figure out which haunt to visit, check out Hellsgate and Disturbia over this one.

It says touch our actors go to jail. But the actors kept on running into me and grabbing my arm. It…read morefelt very rushed with way too many props and you're put in groups in the group we were with were a bunch of middle school girls who were trying to have conversations with every actor and they were in front of us so it just ruined the experience. They would scare or try to scare the people in front of us and then we would already know what was coming. It was very predictable. Definitely not worth more than $10. The actors were very fruity way too many props and costumes that were not even close to scary. I kept a straight face and didn't jump once. There are plenty of other haunted houses in the area I would definitely would not recommend this one.

Genuinely the most fun we've ever had at a haunted house. Like anything & everything, the…read moreexperience is what you make it. Any downers I've seen in previous reviews are likely going into this with an attitude of a fortress wall, which isn't fair to this place. Sure your group influences your time, but you can easily go to the back and space out a little! This is not the haunts fault, they do a good job of scaring the front and back of the group. You've got to go to a haunted house ready to be spooked and to have fun, if you do that here, you will have an amazing time! Just saying, this place deserves way more credit & I'm disappointed at the inaccuracies of the reviews. Also this is a local small business, so huge kudos to their efforts. I've been to haunted houses all over the country and for the last 20+ years almost yearly, so take my word for it.. this place is putting in the work to make it cool for people. The scenery is insanely cool & there's so much attention to detail. The diversity and the length of the experience sold it for us. The bang for your buck is there; we were there longer than any other we've done, probably 1.5 hours with the extra haunt experience and hanging by the bonfire with drinks. So many textures, lighting, effects, animatronics, different themes, probs, actors, and even smells while you're being led through many many fields, houses, buses, warehouses etc! The actors were also scary yet didn't make me uncomfortable like others have before, they knew the line and didn't cross it. I loved how dedicated they were, some in cages or on the floor, some laying on the beams of the building, some blending in with the room or other props. We went on Halloween night & everyone we saw there had tons of fun too. Way to go, and thank you Screamin Acres! We'll see you next year.

This was so much fun! My bf and I took his two kids (7, and 9) and they had so much fun. Not too…read morescary, only two or three actors that jumped out in the entire thing. It's mainly just super creepy items placed around the building. If your child gets scared during the haunt you can say "child- no scare" to the actors. Luckily we didn't feel the need to do so, but it was nice they gave us that option.

This is the third year that House on the Rock has done a halloween tour at night after the normal…read moreattraction has closed. Even for being fairly new in the "haunted house" game, they are doing a phenomenal job in creating something that isn't your stereotypical warehouse scary fake scenes with boring Halloween-theme-song music. It was the most unique and eerie halloween attraction we have ever been to. The unique layout of the rooms lay an already perfect groundwork for creepiness, paired with cleverly placed actors, created a very stimulating atmosphere. The maze of the dollhouse rooms and the old-timey crackling music in particular are going to give me nightmares for weeks. I highly recommend the trip to make it to this event, and I hope that with every coming year, they are able to make it even better!

Good customer service. They didn't have what I was looking for but will always visit Scary Perry's…read morein the future for Halloween needs.

This is the location to pick up your costume and other Halloween stuff, like the decoration of…read morescary monsters and jewelry to wear It's in a great location, and it's not crowded like other Halloween stores. The lady that works there is very nice and helpful as to what it is you need. Please go visit them, and I hope you're not scared of clown like I am because she has a few of those creepy guys around. She Also, sell tshirts, necklaces and earrings. Price for the items sold there are not bad at all.

well I can remember going to Happs vegetable stand on HWY 83 in Trevor when I was little. it was…read morehuge and they had lots of vegetables and the people was so nice always smiling and ready to serve or answer people. when they closed for the last time they were missed by a lot of people. then the son opens Happs again down the street and for Halloween we brought our kids for years and we all loved going there every year.

It was a good haunt. Good effects. Great actors. Different than some of the other haunted…read moreattractions.

I'm the last person who should be reviewing a haunted anything as I can't handle even the most…read moreinnocuous ghost stories enjoyed by tots (e.g. was totally freaked out by Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit). So, the physicality of enclosures designed to terrify adults is just not something that interests me. However, I couldn't be more enthused about this bit of local flavor: Every October, a family in the sleepy town of Roselle sets up three big tents in their front yard and crafts within them a truly excellent Halloween experience for the community. We'd been noticing the tents for a while, but only started investigating them last year. I figured it was going to be the usual cutesy Halloween stuff, but no. The level of creepiness and goriness was such that I couldn't handle actually entering the tents, so I mostly looked on as my partner Wolf R. had a good time checking everything out. But even he got a little surprise at the end: While looking into the coffin in the last tent, he was spooked by a large vampire swinging down from above, and a second later, he was further startled by a person dressed in all black, including a black face mask, creeping up behind him. I'd have laughed if I wasn't so busy making sure nothing was creeping up behind me. This year I felt a bit more bold and decided to follow a whole group of little kids into the leftmost tent, themed like a haunted carnival with evil clowns. This ain't so bad, I thought, enjoying the creative clowns and even snapping a pic. And then, I don't even understand what it was, but the odd noises and spinning lights they'd set up conspired to get under my skin and I felt like I was going to totally lose it if I didn't retreat *immediately*. My god. The middle tent was the gory cannibalistic one, with zombies and body parts and -- well, I won't spoil it for you. It was so gross that I couldn't actually look at it long enough to take a picture. And this year, the last tent was themed like a haunted hotel with black lights. Nothing jumped out at my partner this time but he still loved it. As it turns out, the haunted house also promotes a good cause: They collect non-perishable food for the Bloomingdale Food Pantry. The family also accepts donations if you'd like to chip in to their haunted house efforts. I'm just hoping they'll do a set of friendly winter wondertents one of these Decembers :) Hours: According to the listing on this page (http://www.wlsam.com/calendar/default.asp?DATE=10/11/2012), they're open 6-10PM Thursdays through Sundays in October, with extended hours in the last week of October.

This homemade haunted house (front of a yard) was very impressive! My kids and I had a blast…read more Definitely worth the visit.