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The House of Torment delivers heart-pounding thrills for Valentine’s Day

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Austin Ikard, Alex Edwards, and Mars Canepa
March 26, 2024
Austin Ikard, Alex Edwards, and Mars Canepa

Themed around vampires, the event is one of several times they open every year, each time with differently themed haunted houses. We once again had the amazing opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look into the House of Torment, interviewing the creative minds behind the seasonal scares.

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