- August 19th, 2017, 10:10 pm
#96365
I was the one who suggested Ripper Street. 
As a local who has my feet in the film industry—with a focus on horror—I can think of about a million cool ideas for Scarowinds mazes that draw from Carolinian lore and mythology. And that's not even counting public domain material that would have even wider appeal.
I'd kill (pun intended) to get my hands on something like Scarowinds (or a regular haunt, for that matter)! The possibilities are endless and I wish more haunts would realize they haven't even scratched the surface of marketable, royalty-free content for their mazes.
It's almost 2020, which will mark the 20th year of Scarowinds. So, maybe that'll be the year of fear and we'll finally see the park truly go bananas for Halloween Haunt!
As a local who has my feet in the film industry—with a focus on horror—I can think of about a million cool ideas for Scarowinds mazes that draw from Carolinian lore and mythology. And that's not even counting public domain material that would have even wider appeal.
I'd kill (pun intended) to get my hands on something like Scarowinds (or a regular haunt, for that matter)! The possibilities are endless and I wish more haunts would realize they haven't even scratched the surface of marketable, royalty-free content for their mazes.
It's almost 2020, which will mark the 20th year of Scarowinds. So, maybe that'll be the year of fear and we'll finally see the park truly go bananas for Halloween Haunt!
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