When visiting haunted houses and signed waivers are required or one must be of age, one would think that would be a warning against going inside but the more someone tells you not to do something, the more likely you are going to do it.

Halloween Horror Taken To New Heights… And Frights

When Halloween rolls around the corner at the end of October, most of us are celebrating by: eating candy, attending a costume party, even watching a scary movie, or visiting some neighborhood haunted houses. But I think many of us have forgotten what it is like to truly be scared on Halloween. Enter the haunted houses that will really show you what it is like to be scared. Haunted houses pop up around the country during the fall season ready to scare you all the way back to wherever you came from. Haunted houses are getting bigger, better, and scarier every year. Here are 19 haunted houses that you shouldn’t visit, but will anyway.

1. Blackout – New York/Los Angeles

2. McKamey Manor – San Diego, CA

3. Haunted Hoochie at Dead Acres – Pataskala, OH

4. The Cult – North Conway, NH

5. The Dent Schoolhouse – Cincinnati, OH

6. The 13th Gate – Baton Rouge, LA

7. Pennhurst Asylum – Spring City, PA

8. Wisconsin Fair Grounds – Waukesha, WI

9. Statesville Haunted Prison – Crest Hill, IL

10. 13th Floor – Melrose Park, IL

11. Netherworld – Norcross, GA

12. Cutting Edge Haunted House – Fort Worth, TX

13. Terror Behind The Walls – Philadelphia, PA

14. Thrillvania – Terrell, TX

15. Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum – Weston, WV

16. Nightmare On The Bayou – Houston, TX

17. Field Of Screams – Lancaster, PA

18. Disturbia Haunted Attraction – Huntsville, AL

19. House Of Shock – New Orleans, LA