The American Scream Page #2
AS YOU LEAVE THE TENT, THERE'S
GONNA BE, LIKE, A MAZE.
BUBBLE MACHINE AND LIGHTS THA SPIN ALL AROUND AND EVERYTHING.
I NOTICED VICTOR WHEN HE HAD HIS
SETUP.
TRICK-OR-TREATERS, AND, YOU
KNOW, HE WAS HAVING A GOOD TIME
WITH IT.
AND IT'S LIKE, "YEAH, I COULD
AND, YEAH, IT'S ALL VICTOR'S
FAULT.
THE HALLOWEEN GUY.
THEY CALL ME THE HALLOWEEN GUY.
SKULLS ON IT.
I HAVE A FIREPLACE THAT'S FILLED
DETAIL.
LOADED WITH SKULLS.
YOU SWEAR THOSE ARE REAL SKULLS.
VICTOR DOES THAT, AND HE'S GOOD
AT IT, TOO.
NOW, ON MINE -- I'M NOT HERE TO
IT'S THE THOUGHT.
I'LL GO DUMPSTER DIVING AND PICK
UP ANYTHING.
I'LL MAKE SOMETHING OUT OF IT.
ANOTHER FREEBIE.
TOTAL COST FOR THE PIRATE SCENE
WAS PROBABLY $8.
FOR THE MAST IS A FREE PIECE OF
6-INCH PVC PIPE.
THE TOP PART OF IT FROM A FENCE
POST.
THE CROW'S NEST IS A 55-GALLON
PIPE.
INSIDE HERE IS THE ROLL-ON BALLS
FROM ANTIPERSPIRANTS.
IT'S, LIKE, WE USED TO GRAB THEM
ALL.
IT'S GOT TISSUE PAPER AND LATEX.
AND WHOOPS.
HE'S OLD, SO HE'S FALLING APART.
STREET.
DRAGGED IT HOME.
THE MOTORS ARE FROM A ROTISSERIE
FROM A MICROWAVE.
COMPUTER SPEAKERS.
SO IT'S LIKE [HUMS DRAMATIC
MUSIC]
THAT TYPE.
I WOULD HAVE NEVER THOUGHT SOME
[ SIGHS ]
AND I GUESS HALLOWEEN MEANS THA I CAN SHOW IT OFF TO EVERYBODY.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS, THE LOCAL
TOWN PAPER, WANTED TO KNOW WHA WAS GOING ON IN THE TOWN AS OF
EVENTS FOR HALLOWEEN, STUFF LIKE
THAT.
SO I DID A LITTLE RESEARCH AND
DOWN EVERYBODY'S ADDRESS WHO HAD
DECORATIONS OR WHATEVER.
SOMETHING, YOU KNOW, MORE THAN
THE ORDINARY.
I MEAN, IF THERE'S A
JACK-O'-LANTERN ON YOUR PORCH,
OBVIOUSLY, YOU'RE NOT GONNA MAKE
THE MAP.
BUT IF YOU HAVE STATIC FIGURES
OUT FRONT, A GRAVEYARD, OR
SOMETHING MORE DETAILED, THEN
ALL RIGHT, YOU KNOW, THEY WAN TO BE RECOGNIZED.
WHEN I FIRST STARTED, I PROBABLY
HAD ABOUT FOUR OR FIVE PEOPLE ON
THERE, AND THIS YEAR TOPPED OFF
AT 17.
OXFORD STREET.
THERE'S VICTOR'S.
FORT STREET.
MATT BRODEUR AND MR. BRODEUR --
KNOW, AND HE DOES A LOT FOR THE
SHRINERS AND EVERYTHING.
ARE -- I DON'T KNOW -- PECULIAR.
>> A LOT OF HAUNTERS, YOU KNOW,
THEY DO KIND OF THE SAME SCENE
OVER AND OVER.
MUCH AS I CAN.
ESPECIALLY THAT'S ELECTRONIC --
THAT'S GIVEN TO ME OR WHATEVER,
WHAT I'LL DO IS, I'LL BRING I DOWN HERE AND I'LL TEST IT, AND
YOU SEE I HAVE A FULL WORKBENCH
HERE.
I HAVE...
I HAVE THIS GUY HERE, AND LET ME
FAVORITES.
HE PULLS HIS HEAD UP LIKE THAT.
AND HE SCREAMS, "AAH!"
I HAVE ABOUT A HALF-DOZEN TOTES
ALREADY GONE THROUGH.
MISCELLANEOUS STUFF.
OH, WAIT A MINUTE.
MASKS.
AAH!
WHAT I DO IS I TRY AND SEPARATE
AND SORT -- WHAT AM I GONNA USE
THIS YEAR, AND WHAT WILL I NO USE, YOU KNOW?
>> [ SCREAMS ]
>> OH.
GONNA PUT HIM ON THE STAIRWELL
OVER THERE, NEAR DRACULA.
AND I'LL HAVE SOMEBODY DOWN HERE
TALKING LIKE THIS.
AND AS I TALK, HIS MOUTH MOVES
LIKE THIS.
I AIN'T GOT NOBODY
>> [ LAUGHS ]
EXPECTATION NOW TO THE PUBLIC.
AS SOON AS PEOPLE SEE US STAR PUTTING STUFF OUT, THE WORD
SO, TODAY WE'RE MAKING AN ALIEN
PAPER-MACHE.
IT, AND IT LOOKED REALLY GOOD.
LET'S SEE HERE.
I'M NOT A PAINTER OR A SCULPTOR,
BUT I GUESS THIS IS MY VERSION
OF ARTWORK.
DAD'S MORE ANALYTICAL, THOUGH,
'CAUSE DAD'S AN ENGINEER.
>> YES.
ENGINEER.
>> 37 YEARS.
>> YOU KNOW, IT'S A RIGID
THOUGHT PROCESS.
YOU KNOW, THIS IS HOW YOU BUILD
>> YOU GOT TO KEEP ADDING SOME
MORE PAPER.
HERE, MATT.
PERFECT.
WHAT I DO, NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR
HIM.
>> OH, IT'S -- IT'S FINE.
>> WELL, YEAH.
>> LIKE, YESTERDAY.
AND I THOUGHT JUST PAPER TOWELS
THE JOB.
THE TUBE TORE.
HELP ME.
>> BETTER FALLING ON YOU THAN ON
ME.
STUFF.
>> THAT'S 'CAUSE IT'S GETTING
TOO HEAVY.
THAT'S THE PROBLEM.
>> OH!
I THINK EACH ONE OF US HAS OUR
WE'LL SAY.
THERE'S ANOTHER GUY -- HE BUILDS
>> YEAH.
>> OH!
TUBING THERE. IS IT?
OH, IT DID. YEAH.
THE ORIGINAL RECIPE CALLED FOR A
PLASTIC TUBE, WHICH WE HAVE NOW.
MONSTER MUD ON THAT ONE YOU'RE
IT'S GONNA GO RIGHT THROUGH IT.
>> IT SHOULDN'T.
THAT HAPPEN WHEN YOU'RE BUILDING
SOMETHING LIKE THIS.
ALL RIGHT, WHAT'S THE NEX PROJECT HERE?
>> IF YOU HAVE ONE HOME-HAUN CRAZY IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD,
YOU'LL FIND THAT IT'S CONTAGIOUS
PUT OUT A THING BEFORE WILL A LEAST MAKE A LITTLE BIT OF AN
EFFORT.
>> THE LEGACY OF HOME HAUNTING
LATE '90s AND EARLY 2000s WHEN
PEOPLE STARTED SEEING WHAT OTHER
SAYING, LIKE, "WOW, THAT'S
REALLY COOL.
LIKE THAT MYSELF."
>> THE LARGEST-GROWING SEGMEN OF THE HAUNTED-HOUSE INDUSTRY IS
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