New Horror Escape Room Based on the IT Movies Opening In Las Vegas
If you like to be scared, and you’re one of those people that goes to a haunted corn maze or house and then COMPLAINS about how unscary it was, then…
If you like to be scared, and you're one of those people that goes to a haunted corn maze or house and then COMPLAINS about how unscary it was, then BUCKLE UP!! There is a new escape room made just for people like you who need to be absolutely terrified...But you might not want to do it if you're scared of clowns....with red balloons...
Las Vegas has just opened a new Escape Room inspired by the horror film IT. Warner Bros. Themed Entertainment and Egan Escape Productions have teamed up to create a 30,000-square-foot facility offering two multi-room escape adventures. It will have more than 20 interactive rooms, lighting, animatronics, and live actors.
Did you know that IT is the highest-grossing horror film of all time?? That's why I know this attraction will be huge!! The locations you can visit within the escape room are the iconic locations in the movie, like the Neibolt House, the Losers’ Clubhouse, the Derry Canal Days Festival, and the sewers below Derry.
Of course, expect to see Pennywise when you least expect him.
Escape IT is located less than 5 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. They also have private VIP experience tickets, and a full retail store attached to the escape rooms.
No word yet on when tickets will go on sale for their grand opening.
Have you ever tried an escape room? Is it easier with more people or less? Or does it depend on who you're with?? LOL!!
What do you think is the scariest movie?
Source: Travel Pulse
There's nothing like a good movie. And nothing makes a movie better than an epic soundtrack. And sometimes, the film soundtracks are even better than the movie altogether. Like Camp Rock or arguably The Breakfast Club.
For me, whenever I think of movie soundtracks, of course, I think of Disney. The only whole soundtracks I used to listen to as a kid were the Now That's What I Call or any of the Disney or Disney Channel Original Movies soundtracks. I know this would technically not be a soundtrack, but I also think of John Williams. He's the composer behind many film scores including Jurassic Park, Superman, and Star Wars. I used to listen alllllll of those scores over and over again when I was a kid! So a glance at my iPod Shuffle in middle school might have, say, the theme to Harry Potter, and then immediately after, something by Ke$ha, LOL!
Independent put together a list of 40 of the greatest movie soundtracks, but I've got their top 10. Not included from the Independent's list is Belly, The Bodyguard, Dirty Dancing 2, Drive, Lost Highway, Lost in Translation, Romeo and Juliet, The Beach, Pretty in Pink, and Black Panther.
What other film soundtracks should be on this list?
