Downriver Michigan’s Relentless, In Your Face, Action-Packed Haunt Experience!

Your journey begins where the Coven was first realized, in Hawthorne Manor, where High Priestess Deianira now resides. Her necrotic power seeps from the walls, manifesting as thick, black vines that infect and take over everything in their path. New patrons have taken up residence in the manor and have been consumed by evil; their eyes now ringed with a sickly, red rash. They move as her minions, their bodies serving as living proof of the foul power of her magic. This is the first wave of The Coven’s attack, the corruption of flesh and mind.

As you continue, you enter Woodmere Cemetery where a dilapidated church resides. The area is a realm of death itself, shrouded in dry, brittle vines that seem to feed off despair. The restless dead are rising and moving with an unnerving purpose. An ancient and yet unknown power resides in the church and a dark catacomb has been unearthed, a dark labyrinth that holds even more death and decay. Is this force an extension of the high priestess, or is it a new entity entirely? Is this a way for The Coven to ensure not even death can offer a final escape?

You emerge into Madame Clarise’s new home. With Dr. Strach finally defeated, the asylum is hers. Her natural, thriving green vines now snake through the corridors, intertwining with her new reign. Her beloved “pets,” the animal/human hybrids, have made the asylum their own and are tirelessly seeking out new victims to grow their Madame’s power. Her most beloved and trusted associate, Rattman, has taken up residence in the kitchen, a loyal and grotesque lieutenant in her new domain.

The second half of the Asylum has not changed, per se, but something here is very wrong. The power of the Machine itself has not been stopped by the loss of Dr. Strach. It is growing, feeding, on the fear that still hangs in the air. The “vines” here are not organic, they are a tangled mess of cords and lights. The old residents of the asylum, doctors, workers, and patients, all have been trapped in this chaotic surge. What they are becoming is a mystery, but one thing is clear: a new, powerful force of science and light has taken over the old lab, a horrifying union of life, death, and technology. What happens next has yet to be determined.

Stop clowning around and work together to find your way out.

Can you survive the darkest room at The Scream Machine? Find the clues in the dark to get back to the light.

Stop by to relieve your stress in this Rage Room with a Twist! $5 off with your Scream Machine receipt.

Join us on Sunday, October 19th, between 2-4 PM for no tricks and all treats! $10 admission ticket per trick-or-treater.

*** TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR ONLY

Costumes are encouraged and celebrated but not required.

We’ve turned on the lights, powered down the animatronics, tucked away the tools of the trade, and even swapped the monsters for friendly volunteers who give candy instead of frights!

*Supervision is required as this is not a guided tour, but a self-led walkthrough. Parents/guardians/support persons enter for free but can trick or treat with a ticket as well.

This is also an invitation to experience a haunted house’s scenes and sets without the potential overwhelm caused by intense environmental factors, and frights present during normal operations.

We are wheelchair accessible and happy to answer any questions regarding what to expect on your visit! If you would like more information, please contact us at 313-666-FEAR

Saturday November 1st , 7PM – 12AM and Sunday November 2nd 7pm – 11pm

The lights in the haunt are turned out and guests must navigate the rooms with only a tiny glowstick to guide their group. Your favorite slashers and ghouls await you in the dark!