As the posters had been saying all week, the KKG were hosting a haunted house and horror movie marathon in one of the abandoned warehouses in town. There were more signs set up, pointing the way to the warehouse in question, and gauzy fake spiderwebs and green and red lights illuminated the doorway to the building, accompanied by the eerie creaking
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The makeshift lobby, meanwhile, had a table set with an assortment of snacks, including Halloween-decorated cookies and cupcakes, potato chips, punch (of the not-spiked variety), and a wide selection of other generally tooth-rotting stuff.
Plus, of course, there was a large basin filled with water and apples, for those who couldn't handle the spookiness going on deeper into the building.
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And first, was the part where he could load up on gummi bugs from one of the bowls in the lobby. Scary times required pockets full of candy fuel. Of course they did.
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The five-dollar admission was almost shock enough in itself, until William remembered the difference in prices between this time and his own meant that was really quite reasonable.
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You can mod some generic creepy stuff as you wander through, or, if members of the KKG would like to ping in with exhibits that they've set up, please do react to those!
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Now, he was hanging out in the corner of a sectioned-off area that was fogged up courtesy of a fog machine that he'd rented out from the Holiday Grove as well, surrounded by fake plastic gravestones and a tree that totally wasn't just a really big branch, stripped of leaves and propped up against the wall, honest.
Every now and then, when people cane through his area, he would make a point to crouch down, crawl through the mist, and grab at their ankles with a loud yell. It was the oldest trick in the book, and kind of a cheap thrill, but darn it, it was fun.
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Off to the side of the walkway was Peter, sitting in what looked to be an electric chair. The whole set-up of the gag was there were a couple of tricks.
The first being that there were strobe lights set up to make it look like the chair was actually electrified at times.
The second was that the walkway would vibrate whenever the chair would 'go off', along with Peter doing his best screaming and grimacing to make it really effective.
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"Oh!" William jumped, as an incredibly realistic rubber spider dropped down in front of them.
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Mod your horror flick of choice, settle in, and enjoy! There's popcorn available, because these things just aren't complete until someone freaks out and accidentally throws their bowl of popcorn into the air, right?
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Never.
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WHEE.
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