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Spookers Page #4
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- 2017
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he would've been my other son for real
because I don't look at him
any differently from my own.
He's been calling me mum since not
and we've just always got on.
I love him so much.
I love him like he's my own.
JAKE:
It was on Halloween two years ago,whoever wanted to volunteer
to donate blood.
I've never donated blood, ever,
so I thought,
'Oh, I'll go along and
donate blood as well.'
And we all got ready at
Spookers, early morning...
it was just like a normal
day... and donated blood.
Everything was cool.
quite a lot over the weekend.
There was a person from the blood lab.
The doctor told me to sit down in this room
and my blood results said come
back and I had HIV positive.
JUNEEN:
I was at work on theday that he found out the news.
And I got this phone call saying
that he needed to talk to me.
I got outside and he was just devastated.
just seeing the type of person that he is
and then for him to get that bad news,
your heart just breaks.
(GROWLING)
(EERIE MUSIC)
(CRASHING LOUD NOISE)
(CRASHING LOUD NOISE)
JAKE:
My fear was dying.And how others would react to it.
My own mum and dad and
my brothers and sisters,
I was... They had to find out through
social media, I didn't tell them.
a half after I was diagnosed
that my own father came and found me.
And the state that I was
in, it wasn't a good state.
Yeah.
HUIA:
We all supported him.Yeah, it didn't change anything.
Just treated him the same way we would.
You know.
So, yeah...
It doesn't change him as a person.
person we met, you know,
when he first started working there.
So, yeah...
(CRASHING, SCREAMING AND GROWLING)
(GROWLING)
(SCREAMING)
SPEAKER:
Get away from my baby!SPEAKER:
My hands! My hands!(MUSIC AND SCREAMING)
SPEAKER:
Chainsaw!(CHAINSAW NOISE, SCREAMING)
(RADIO CRACKLE)
BETH:
OK, go again.BETH:
Copy, (INAUDIBLE), thankyou. I'll get it done now.
Oh, so, what's happened
is we've had some customer
who's got a really bad fright
fascination with fear and, you know,
sometimes people will
be absolutely terrified
and in the extreme they might
wet themselves and so on.
(SCREAMING)
And you think, 'Why are
And maybe it's testing themselves,
maybe it's peer pressure often as well.
But ultimately they're there to have fun
and we train the actors so that
they understand the boundaries
of when it's moved beyond fun.
So sometimes we have to Shh
for some customers because
you know they're right
BETH:
It's so sad whenthat happens and, I mean,
we try really hard to look after
them because, you know, I mean,
if they are traumatised, that actually,
it's real, it's absolutely real.
And it's so important that we keep
all the actors away from them
and make sure that they feel safe.
We had one girl who came back and she said,
"I was so sure I could do it this time,
this is the fifth time."
And I've talked to myself and I've told
myself that it was all just make-believe
and everything was going
to be OK. But it's not."
So I don't know if she's going
to come back for a sixth try.
- ANDY:
Yeah.- BETH:
Yeah.(SOPRANO SINGS ARIA)
(MUSIC CONTINUES)
(MUSIC CONTINUES)
INTERVIEWER:
And why do you think peoplewant to go to this maze to get scared?
That's why they come... to get scared.
DEBORAH:
I have no idea. I don't know.I've never understood horror.
I've never understood horror stories,
probably because I've spent the
bulk of my life being so anxious
and living in fear.
The idea of doing that
purposely to yourself...
which essentially is what I did...
it doesn't sit with me or
resonate with me at all.
I've got no understanding of that.
I get my thrills from
doing very ordinary things
because ordinary things
are extraordinary for me.
Going out, being able to get
in the car and drive somewhere,
that's extraordinary.
For someone who's been incarcerated
for 18 years, that's extraordinary.
Being able to get up when you want to,
admittedly I have to go to work
and do things like that...
but I get to drive there.
INTERVIEWER:
And what do you do now?DEBORAH:
I work at the universitybut I also work clinically,
working with people
who hear voices as well.
I got married and I had children,
I did all those supposedly
very ordinary things.
All of those things are a source
of amazement and wonderment to me.
They give me a huge thrill.
I don't need to come to mazes,
my life living in a maze.
VOICEOVER FROM ELECTRIC CITY BY MUSIC
INSTRUCTOR:
Already many of themutants disguised as human beings
are walking the streets of earth's cities.
SPEAKER:
Come buy a sausage.SPEAKER:
(INAUDIBLE)SPEAKER:
Only two dollars.SPEAKER:
Only two dollars.Come buy a sausage.
Sausages are beautiful.
Sausages are beautiful.
Sausages are beautiful.
Especially with bread and sauce.
Sausages are beautiful.
Sausages...
Na-Na-Na-nah
JUNEEN:
I pretty much fellinto the insurance field.
Nobody really plans for that kind of
career so, yeah, fell into that one.
And it is very stressful,
especially when you have either a major
disaster like the
Christchurch earthquakes or,
you know, just something big that happens.
Or even arguing about the value of a car,
everybody thinks that what
they've purchased a car for
is exactly what they're going
to get when it gets written off,
but that's not the case.
So, you know, it got pretty stressful,
it really, really affected me.
The stress now, I can't deal with.
I go into a complete panic and shut down.
(EVIL BABY NOISES)
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
(BABY CRYING)
(ELECTRONIC MUSIC)
INTERVIEWER:
And what doJUNEEN:
Me as a mummy and thenis pretty much how you feel
when you're just overcome
with so much emotion on
so many different levels.
Dealing with depression and
anxiety is kind of like that.
It's kind of like you're bound with all
these emotions and you can't get free.
This time last year I was in hospital.
This time last year I didn't have any
hope and I tried to kill myself.
But this time, this
year, it's so much better.
Make-up's going to run now.
(SINGING)
(SINGING)
BETH:
1999 we started.ANDY:
Yeah. A long time now, isn't it?The first year we did the wool shed
we had a problem in our community,
we had a couple of suicides
so it was really tragic.
So we went to, you know, people
that were our friends and we said
you can have one area in the wool shed
to make your own haunted house.
It was sort of 1000 or
$2000 was the prize...
BETH:
No, it was $1000was the prize for the...
- ANDY:
Best room, yeah.- BETH:
For the best room, yeah.ANDY:
And people couldvote on the best room
and they would get that money
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