Fox 5 News Atlanta recently sent an anchor to Four Scythe's Haunted House. Certain unique moments cannot be missed, like one of the most horrific spots located in Georgia:
In Cumming, GA. The idea is straightforward – see it up close and personal. Only a single Atlanta Fox 5 crew anchor ventured out to the attraction.
Remember that Four Scythes Haunted Attraction is much more than blood-chilling moments or spooky corridors. It does not require an introduction, so let's say it right away: this haunted house has a good purpose; it is a charity event sponsored by the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life. Since the additional facilities that operated the haunted house were voluntary, with every ticket or scream sold, the money returned to the causes associated with cancer care and treatment. It has expanded immensely as what was always a charity for the community has since grown to become one of the major Halloween attractions of this region and is also for a good cause.
Carrying just a microphone, camera staff, and perhaps some nerves, the Fox 5 anchor went to Georgia's most notorious haunted house.
As they contemplated the camera slowly at that time, they seemed to be emitting nervous laughter, which, at one point, reached the point of terror, "I didn't expect this place to be like this," while trying to locate themselves with the next scene. But it was too late to change one's mind. Every aspect of the haunted house has been crafted to scare visitors with perfect timing.
Rounding the middle of the performance, the host confessed, 'This indeed surpasses what I had on my mind.' But as scary as it was, he did not quit the haunted tour.
One actor said aptly, "It's more about the action. "Sure, to scare them, we do not expect them to go out and touch things, but we would like it if they came out smiling."
Four Scythes Haunt goes far past just scaring hardcore haunted house fans. Volunteers are involved in the building and running of the Haunted House attraction for charitable purposes.
Whether dressed as monsters or organizing the event, all the community volunteers play a big role in bringing the haunted house to life.
Finally, after some time, when the anchor came out at the end, a few panicked cries were also released during the movement. The production value, the effort from the actors, and the fact that it is charity make it a beautiful experience.
He gave a round of applause, saying he was thoroughly terrified, but in the same breath, he congratulated everyone involved in creating the haunted house and its decor.
"Following the order to frighten you, it is clear that each person who participated is passionate about a specific issue."
For people who would like to be like the Anchor, Four Scythes haunted house is open until Halloween weekend at Cumming Ga. Fairgrounds. Tickets can be purchased online.
The haunted experience that Atlanta Fox 5 News viewers had when a station anchor teamed up with a Four Scythes Haunted House volunteer proved that fearful events can almost always have great rewards. Constructed carefully, with participants and a great cause, this attraction deserves its place among many Halloween haunted houses based near Atlanta.
Four Scythes is a horror house that offers the exact opposite bang for the buck for those who illegally seek to have a good time and enjoy themselves during Halloween by inflicting terror upon themselves.
In case you were confused, grab your tickets, hold your heart, and wish you the best as you go through this haunted house for a commendable cause.
Four Scythes is located in Downtown Cumming, in Horton Hall in the Cumming Fairgrounds. 235 Castleberry Road, Cumming GA 30040.
FREE PARKING in the fairgrounds parking lot. Lock your cars and do not leave valuables out in the open when parking. Four Scythes Haunted Attraction is not responsible for theft from or damage to parked vehicles.
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