A dark hallway out the backdoor led you to the puking man jail scene. Here is the view as you round the corner.

Ric came up with the idea for the bars, cot and Jim did the brick work. The combination of the soundtrack and the spewing made this an unforgettable prop.

One more look at Mr. Puke. Behind where this photo was taken is where another actor hid, a great use of distraction as everyone stared at the slightly ill inmate.

As you turned from the cell you entered the blacklight room, with 9 hanging skulls and glowing paint all over the walls and floor.

Here is a look at the floor.

The puking man and blacklight room were on the back porch, as you left the blacklight room you actually went outside where you confronted 6 sheets hanging in your path, lit only by blacklight. We stuck Jimmy in this mess and he did a great job of spooking people as they fought through the tangle of glowing sheets.

As you exit the sheets you are dumped into the graveyard, and come face to face with the Hangman.

Our graveyard this year featured 22 tombstones, 2 coffins, 2 foggers, 5 lights, 2 graves and a 40 foot fence. Just to the right in this shot is the shed where our chainsaw actor emerged, backlight with red and a strobe.

Here is the Buried Alive coffin, which had a strobe light inside. It made for a great effect coming through the cracks and the cross.

Here is a good look at the flowers we had on some of the graves, very authentic looking cemetery pots that we picked up at the dollar store. This shot was actually from inside one of the graves.

Another look at some of the tombstones.

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