[…] The attraction features political and religious statements, such as President Obama's head mounted on a wall. […]
[…] This year's talking point has been an upside-down, reversed American flag displayed above the attraction. […]
[…] Some other controversial components of the attraction include:
- A suicide via shotgun -- Ballinger inserts a shotgun in his mouth and pulls the trigger.
- A demon birth during which a pregnant woman is hit with a sledgehammer. The baby is knocked from the woman's womb.
- Scenes from the Sept. 11 terrorist attack projected outside the building […]
- Nuns bearing Swastikas […]
A Halloween venue in Ohio that held a “Swastika Saturday” the day a gunman opened fire at a Jewish synagogue in Pittsburgh killing 11 said “we screwed up big time.”
Haunted Hoochie in Pataskala put out a Facebook promotional post that day referring to “Swastika Saturday.” The owner says it’s the traditional last day of the season when some actors paint swastikas on themselves. […]
I’ll lose all faith in Ohio ride inspections if they do.To be honest, I'm really curious if they're going to be able to get it certified for public rides.
I'm with you that I hate where it went.I know everyone likes a good redemption story... but maybe we coulda found a better place to send these things... like, you know, the Roller Coaster Museum? Why are we excited about tainting Blue Flash and Blue Too with this sketchy-as-fuck PR nightmare of a place? Death may have been a far more charitable option.
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Halloween venue hosts 'Swastika Saturday' on day of shooting
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A Halloween venue in Ohio that held a "Swastika Saturday" the day a gunman opened fire at a Jewish synagogue in Pittsburgh killing 11 said "we screwed up big time." Haunted Hoochie in Pataskala put out a Facebook promotional post that day referring to "Swastika Saturday."...apnews.com
I’m pretty anti-Haunt-censorship but holy shit guys, this is just so goddamn trashy. I can’t even begin to understand. It ain’t a good look. Not at all.