There are immersive haunted houses and then there is McKamey Manor. The Summertown horror house, that touts itself as a place for participants to live out their own personal horror movie, has been put ...

The Tennessee business owner behind a popular haunted attraction is suing the Attorney General's office, seeking a court order to ensure he won't have to testify in a state investigation he considers ...

A Middle Tennessee haunted attraction, billed as a descent into hell not for the faint of heart, is being investigated by the Tennessee Attorney General's Office after it was featured on a recent Hulu ...

The man behind McKamey Manor has filed a new multi-million dollar lawsuit against Hulu, a production company and a participant in a documentary about the popular Tennessee haunted attraction, which ...

The owner of an immersive haunted attraction in Tennessee was arrested Friday on domestic assault charges. An arrest affidavit shows Russ McKamey was taken into custody around 4 a.m. Friday at his ...

I’ve heard horror stories about McKamey Manor and the unsavory practices that transpire within. But I never realized how real the hype is. I used to think no haunt could be as horrifying as McKamey ...

Tennessee’s Attorney General has shared, ahem, grave concerns about a haunted attraction that was the subject of the recent Hulu documentary Monster Inside: America’s Most Extreme Haunted House. In a ...

Taking a tour through McKamey Manor sounds like living through a legitimate nightmare. A far cry from the carnival-style haunted houses that pop up every year around Halloween, McKamey is a torturous ...

An “extreme haunted attraction” in Tennessee is being investigated following accusations that participants endured physical and emotional distress, according to officials. Screengrab from WSMV. An ...

For the past several years, haunted houses and big-budget attractions like Universal’s Haunted Horror Nights have become increasingly more popular for spooky season. As soon as Oct. 1 rolls around, ...

Before someone can enter the "survival horror challenge" of McKamey Manor, there's a physical exam. Then there's a background check, a phone screen, a 40-page waiver and a drug test. If all that goes ...