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Haunt Name: Blood Manor Haunted AttractionReview Team: Team Scare Response UnitReview Date: September 28, 2017
Cast |
Number of Cast Members Seen (not scored): |
40 |
How believable were the actors? |
7.9 |
How interactive were the actors? |
7.3 |
In guests faces, but stuck to script mostly. |
How well did the actors stay in character? |
8.75 |
Very much in character. |
How well did the actors work with their props and surroundings? |
8 |
Tables and stages were put to good use. |
Were there enough actors? |
8.75 |
At least 2 per room. |
How well did the actors use dialogue? |
7.5 |
Many had some fun dialogue, others cried or screamed. |
How well did each of the characters fulfill their roles? |
It was a lot of up front, in your face scares, but some seemed to just lurk. |
7.5 |
Cast Score: |
7.96 |
Costuming |
Were the costumes complete and believable? |
8 |
Complete, and mostly believable. |
Was the makeup realistic? |
8.25 |
Some wounds and prosthetics were expertly used. |
How authentic-looking were the costumes? |
7.5 |
Sometimes the air brush made things over-the-top. Looked amazing though. |
How appropriate were the costumes for their scenes? (i.e. Clowns don’t belong in graveyards) |
8 |
With the exception of a few, most of the costumes fit the rooms theme very well. |
How well did the costumes make sense for the characters wearing them? |
8 |
Besides some black and white in the neon painted 3D maze, everything matched its surroundings. |
Costuming Score: |
7.95 |
Customer Service |
How well did they eliminate TRUE safety hazards? |
8.75 |
Nothing really dangerous, unless you count taking pork to the face. |
How easy was it to find & navigate the attraction?
|
| 7 |
Could be a tad difficult to find if your not paying attention, but barricades and a line would help. |
How professional, helpful, friendly & welcoming were the staff?
|
| 8 |
Great energy and great costumes. |
How effective was the queue entertainment? |
8 |
Very friendly staff. |
Customer Service Score: |
7.93 |
Atmosphere |
How easily could you tell you were at a haunted house? |
6.75 |
Outside you have the scaractors. Inside you get some music. |
How well did they use music or sounds outside the attraction(s)? |
6.5 |
Outside, no. Inside it’s a lot more obvious. |
Did the atmosphere outside help prepare you for what you experienced inside?
|
| 7.25 |
Outside the scaractors get your heart going, inside you start to wonder if this was a good idea. |
Atmosphere Score: |
6.83 |
Special Effects |
Were there enough sound effects used inside the attraction(s)? |
8.75 |
Lots of fitting sound effects. |
Were the sound effects effective/realistic? |
8.5 |
The pigs sound like pigs! Though their supposed to be dead. But still… PIGS! |
Were the sound effects appropriate for the scenes they were used in? |
8.5 |
Yup, creatures sound like their coming for ya. |
How creative/original were the special effects? |
8 |
Some fun animatronics. |
Were the special effects effective? |
8.24 |
Got some scares, got some laughs. Good times. |
How well were the scenes detailed? Did anything look out of place? |
9.25 |
Very detailed, every bit of the room told a story. |
Did they have any impressive special effects? |
8.2 |
Werewolves and tank. |
How well did the haunt use lighting? |
8 |
Dark when needed to be, lit up when there was something to look at. |
Special Effects Score: |
8.43 |
Scare Factor |
How scary was it? |
7.5 |
How well did they provide scares to the entire group?
|
| 8 |
Actors move from person to person, getting everyone. |
How well did they use distractions? |
8 |
Nice handful of distractions. |
How predictable were the scares? |
7.5 |
Eventually the scares just start coming at you immediately. |
How many different types of scares were there? |
8.5 |
A few distractions and decoys, mostly jump out or just constant in your face-ness. |
How strong was the finale? |
9 |
You are pretty much assaulted by sights and sounds, good ending. |
Scare Factor Score: |
8.08 |
Entertainment & Value |
How long did it take to go through the haunt(s)? |
7.95 |
About a 20 minute walkthrough. |
Was the entertainment provided worth the ticket price? |
8 |
For the $35 ticket price, you do get something fun to look at, and some high energy actors. |
How effectively have they used their available space? |
8.25 |
For being in an nyc building, good use of space. |
Entertainment & Value Score: |
8.07 |
More Info:
Total Time (Minutes): |
20 |
Ticket Prices: |
General Admission: $35
VIP/Fast Pass: $45 |
Minutes Per Dollar: |
0.57 |
For the $35 ticket price, you do get something fun to look at, and some high energy actors.
The Scare Factor is modifying its review criteria for 2018. This means that some of the questions above may be different from how they were worded when this attraction was reviewed. During this transition, we will be adding, editing, moving and removing some questions to/from various categories. This means that some of the individual questions and resulting scores may not contribute to the overall score for the category that it is listed under. These potential inaccuracies only apply to reviews that were written before the 2018 haunt season. However, the overall category scores and the attraction’s “Final Score” will remain accurate. In the long run, we feel that these changes will benefit our visitors and the attractions alike by allowing us to be more fair to a wider variety of venues. If you have any questions about our review criteria, contact us today and we’ll get in touch with you as soon as we can.