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Haunt Name: Camp Evans Base of TerrorReview Team: Team Scare Response UnitReview Date: September 30, 2017
| Cast |
| Number of Cast Members Seen (not scored): |
60 |
| How believable were the actors? |
8.2 |
| The zombies shambled perfectly and the Mad Max people were very hungry for blood. |
| How interactive were the actors? |
8 |
| The TV Trash and meat locker guy were highly interactive with guests. |
| How well did the actors stay in character? |
9 |
| The Mad Max and zombies stayed in character the entire time guests were in their zone. |
| How well did the actors work with their props and surroundings? |
9 |
| Zombies crawled from the hearse, asylum patients flopped onto mattresses in crazed fits. |
| Were there enough actors? |
8 |
| The woods and catacombs were a bit empty, but the rest of the haunt seemed well staffed. |
| How well did the actors use dialogue? |
8.5 |
| Dr.Suess rhyming at guests as they entered his zone was great. |
| How well did each of the characters fulfill their roles? |
|
| 8 |
| Cast Score: |
8.31 |
| Costuming |
| Were the costumes complete and believable? |
8 |
| The Mad Max costumes were greatly detailed and post-apocalypse-y. |
| Was the makeup realistic? |
7 |
| How authentic-looking were the costumes? |
7.5 |
| TV Trash and Mad Max both made you feel like you were in a grungy new world. |
| How appropriate were the costumes for their scenes? (i.e. Clowns don’t belong in graveyards) |
8.5 |
| How well did the costumes make sense for the characters wearing them? |
8.5 |
| The prison scene had a cop and an inmate, the cat in the hat area had a cat in the hat. |
| If masks were used, how effective were they? |
7.5 |
The TV Heads were awesome!
| Costuming Score: |
7.75 |
| Customer Service |
| How well did they eliminate TRUE safety hazards? |
8 |
| Nothing really dangerous, just one section of uneven flooring. |
| How easy was it to find & navigate the attraction?
|
| 8 |
| Signs on the streets point you in the right direction. |
| How professional, helpful, friendly & welcoming were the staff?
|
| 9.8 |
| They send out their B-staff on busy nights to entertain the line. |
| How effective was the queue entertainment? |
8 |
| Extremely friendly staff. |
| Customer Service Score: |
8.45 |
| Atmosphere |
| How easily could you tell you were at a haunted house? |
8 |
| Sounds from the haunt echo. |
| How well did they use music or sounds outside the attraction(s)? |
7.5 |
| The ominous lights and glimpses at some scenes tell you your at a haunt. |
| Did the atmosphere outside help prepare you for what you experienced inside?
|
| 8 |
| Atmosphere Score: |
7.83 |
| Special Effects |
| Were there enough sound effects used inside the attraction(s)? |
7 |
| Were the sound effects effective/realistic? |
8 |
| Were the sound effects appropriate for the scenes they were used in? |
8 |
| The drums definitely got your anticipation up. |
| How creative/original were the special effects? |
8 |
| The Mad Max and TV Trash sets were very creative. |
| Were the special effects effective? |
7.5 |
| Disorienting and fast paced. |
| How well were the scenes detailed? Did anything look out of place? |
8 |
| Did they have any impressive special effects? |
8 |
| TV HEADS! Always wanted to make one myself, so it was very exciting for me. |
| How well did the haunt use lighting? |
8 |
| Some good use of strobe lights, and a green beam light really throws you off. |
| Special Effects Score: |
7.81 |
| Scare Factor |
| How scary was it? |
7.5 |
| How well did they provide scares to the entire group?
|
| 8 |
| Cast gave scares to whole party. |
| How well did they use distractions? |
8 |
| Pretty good use of decoys and distractions. |
| How predictable were the scares? |
7 |
| You start to expect a jump scare every time you enter a new theme. |
| How many different types of scares were there? |
8 |
| Distractions, jump scares, subtle scares. |
| How strong was the finale? |
6 |
| Couldn’t tell that you were done, though the music was fun. |
| Scare Factor Score: |
7.41 |
| Entertainment & Value |
| How long did it take to go through the haunt(s)? |
8.5 |
| Was the entertainment provided worth the ticket price? |
8.75 |
| A low ticket price with a lot to offer inside. |
| How effectively have they used their available space? |
8.5 |
| Great use of space. |
| Entertainment & Value Score: |
8.58 |
More Info:
| Total Time (Minutes): |
25 |
| Ticket Prices: |
General Admission: $20
Other: $15 for police, fire, EMT or military
Groups: $15 for groups of 10 or more |
| Minutes Per Dollar: |
1.25 |
A low ticket price with a lot to offer inside.
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.
