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There was a distinct chill in the air last night, which provided the perfect setting for the arrival of Monsterland.
The Mesa haunted house and horror film museum held a special sneak preview on Wednesday night, offering a select few the chance to catch a glimpse of its undead denizens.
When Monsterland’s grand opening takes place on Friday, patrons will wind their way through a dank maze of more than two dozen themed rooms that make up the two-floor haunted house and are populated by sharp-toothed werewolves, blood-soaked body parts, and dour-looking demons.
All of these creepy creations (which are crafted from foam and latex) are the brainchildren of Monsterland’s resident monster-makers/co-owners Breanna Wynn and Kyle Thompson, both of whom were on hand to show off their wicked works to the public.
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Check out our slideshow of the all the ghastly ghouls and other creatures of the night inside Monsterland.
Monsterland’s grand opening takes place at 6 p.m. on Friday. Tickets are $2 (with regular a regular admission of $15 for children, $22 for adults.
