Haunted House Is So Scary You Need A Doctor's Note To Enter

Russ McKamey, who owns the creepy attraction, has launched a new show Desolation, which he says is he most 'extreme' so far and judging by the photos, I think he's probably spot on.

"With the new mental game, it's much more difficult. And because of that, no one's even started the clock."

The entrance fee is a bag of dog food for one of Russ's five pooches, however, if you fancy the challenge there's a whole host of conditions you'll need to meet.

First off, you'll need to be at least 21 - if you're 18 to 20, you'll need parental permission. You'll need to undergo a 'sport physical' and provide a doctor's note stating you are physically and mentally well.

You'll have to pass a background check carried out by the team and will be screened over FaceTime or a phone call; you'll also need to bring proof of your medical insurance and sign a whopping 40-page waiver.

Oh, and there's a drugs test on the day to check you're not under the influence.

All participants must watch a video entitled And Then There Were None, which is a two-hour long compilation of people who have failed to get through the experience while a voice repeatedly says: "You really don't want to do this." Sounds fun, eh?

Russ says he's spent more than a million dollars getting it up and running and, fair play, it does looks very impressive.

Russ says he gets his inspiration from horror movies, adding: "I'm a very straight-laced conservative guy, but here I run this crazy haunted house that people think is this torture factory, fetish factory.

"All of these things that it's not, but people believe that based upon the films that I have made."