terror behind the screen

I get asked ALL THE TIME how people can apply to be a scare actor, makeup artist or other kind of employee at "Terror Behind the Screen." Well, we're holding a job fair Sept. 18 at 6 p.m.

Last week I shared photos of a secret project I started in my garage. Well, it's almost done! Take a look!

We recently announced aliens are joining the cast at Terror Behind the Screen (on Court Street across from the Pasco post office and next door to Goodwill). This week we announced one of the areas was going 3-Dimensional! Today we're announcing the introduction of new scary SMELLS!

Terror Behind the Screen has always been the largest and scariest haunted house in the Mid-Columbia. It's now also the most high-tech! One of the many new features this year is a three-dimensional special effects section!

As the name implies, "Terror Behind the Screen" is a haunted house inspired by scary movies! This year I talked everyone into including my favorite horror movie of all time. Can you guess what it is?

This time of year I have two jobs. I go to the radio station in the morning, then I head to my shop after work and start building stuff. I thought you'd enjoy some photos from what I built yesterday. Can you guess what it is?

The 2014 Terror Behind the Screen will feature aliens, zombies and killer clowns every Friday and Saturday (some Thursdays) between Sept. 26 and Halloween night 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.

We've started building our haunted house again! It's in the same spot next to Goodwill on Court Street in Pasco. Right now we're moving all the materials out of storage into the space. That means we're hiring!

Seems like the whole Tri-Cities is either raving about "Terror Behind the Screen" haunted house or can't wait to go! Well, Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 are your last chances! See what people are saying on Twitter:

If fog like this doesn't freak you out, you obviously haven't seen these two movies:

I have a poltergeist in my haunted house, no joke. I've been running Terror Behind the Screen's sister haunted house in Yakima, Terror On The Ave.I'm the last one out at night and the first one in the next day. When I leave, everything is in its place. But some mornings when I arrive it looks like the photos I've shared.

It's located across from the Pasco post office on west Court Street in the old Kmart building. Tickets are only $10 and you can buy a discount pass to go through a second or third time. The waiting line is indoors and it's perfect for a date or a group activity. Here are five reasons you can't miss this: