13 Real Haunted House Horror Stories

By Editorial Staff in Bizarre On 3rd November 2014
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#1

Back in 2011 in Fenton, Missouri a 17-year-old girl working at a haunted house accidentally stuck her neck where it should never be: through the loop of a noose. She was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, spent three days in a coma,but improved during her stay.

#2

After visiting a haunted house with his daughter in Baltimore, Sergeant Erik Janak was returning to his car when Leatherface followed him to the parking lot for one final spook. But it looks like the actor playing Leatherface got the real fright: Janak pulled a gun on him! The Sergeant may or may not have been intoxicated at the time.

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#3

Tamron Hall got the fright of her life when she visited haunted house Brighton Asylum in New Jersey. She had to go to the hospital with level 10 pain, and deep muscle tears from too much screaming!

#4

Recently, a limousine on its way to Zywiecs Haunting Experience in Minnesota bottomed out and was hit by two other cars. Four people were sent to the local hospital, only one with serious injuries.

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#5

Montgomery, Illinois police arrested one Robert Keller, dressed as a frightening clown at The Massacre haunted house,for making inappropriate comments and touching a young girl with a neck massager. The Massacre has a strict "no touching" policy, which extends to neck massagers as well.

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#6

Edward Terebus, proprietor of the Erebus Haunted Attractions in Michigan, had to rush a woman to the hospital after she had passed out three times inside his establishment. En route to the hospital, the customer took a bite of Terebus' arm. After all,evolution has given us three options under duress: fight or flight or bite.

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#7

One haunted house in Kansas City features the "Rat Man,"who pretends to eat the rodents and even offers them to customers. One ticket holder was so horrified at the prospect she smacked the rat out of Rat Man's hand, and it flung against a brick wall and died.

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#8

A haunted house in Clay, New York caught on fire, sending all visitors out into the street for safety. Though no one was hurt, perhaps the ghouls still living in the now-gutted structure will use the insurance money to book a trip to the afterworld.

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#9

In Louisiana, a 10-year-old girl at a haunted house was so scared she turned tail and ran...into a visqueen-covered cinderblock wall. The girl started bleeding from her nose, and had to undergo two surgeries to repair it.

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#10

Two volunteering teens escaped with their lives, second- and third-degree burns from Nightmare Productions Haunted House in Arkansas after a smoking barrel burst into flames. How did the barrel explode, you ask? Well,because another worker was pouring paint thinner in it. A bright effect,but not the brightest idea.

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#11

In 1984, a fire at the Six Flags Great Adventure Haunted Castle in New Jersey took the lives of eight teenagers. Though Six Flags had failed to install fire or smoke alarms inside the Castle, they were not found guilty because the the haunted house was a "temporary structure."

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#12

In Arlington, Texas a 13-year-old girl Lauren Mitchell got the drop by a frightening clown at Boneyard haunted house. What she didn't expect was for the clown to accidentally poke her in the eye. Examinations proved that her cornea had actually been "burned."

#13

In 2010, Brittany Holmes died after spending a year in a vegetative state induced by the fog and smoke in a haunted house in The Darkness in St.Louis, Missouri. The fog had touched off Holmes' asthma, and after the tragedy her parents sued the establishment for wrongful death.