2024 Event Reviews

While not the biggest haunt out there, they do have a lot of jump scares and they pack a lot into their somewhat smaller space. And they do keep expanding every year. I've been to other haunts with more elaborate set ups and more character actors roaming, but Skully's actually scares me more than the others, and isn't that the point of a haunt?

This is a GREAT haunted house! Not only is it free (donations gladly accepted and given to Muskego's K9 unit), but the wait was quick and fun (actors would come up to the people waiting in line). This is a "home" haunt, but you wouldn't even know. Clearly the owners have spent MONTHS making this a great Halloween attraction. It takes about 4-6 minutes to go through this haunt. I would 100% recommend this to my family and friends (who aren't afraid of going to a haunted house).

This was so well put together and so scary! The rooms kept going and going with such creative props and such talented scarers. The staff also made sure that everyone went through the haunt at a good pace and safely. It was a super fun experience all around and made us want to go through it another time to see what we might've missed from how scared we were hurrying through it at first!

Super Immersive attraction, thrilling scares, and a haunting staff. 10/10 will recommend to family.

The price of the ticket was amazing for the amount and variability of scares.

Screaming Acres 2024 is a great haunt for beginners and those who have been to only a few haunts. If the actors aren't actively scaring, they definitely are keeping it entertaining. The design throughout their haunts are unique, with many ups, downs, crouching, and even leaning. The Last Resort haunt showcases most of these elements, along with showcasing the amount of detail they are capable of.

However, their sound design and lighting can leave much to be desired. Most of their haunts include little to no sound or music. This often leaves the actors with a lot more work to try and fill these empty rooms and make them come alive. Their lighting spans from having a little color to some white light or no light at all. This proves to be good for darkness scares, but it can cause a lot of details to be missed in most areas.

This haunt has a lot of potential with the size they are working with. I will be interested to see how it grows through the years.

This was our first time attending Walk of Terror after finding out about it from Haunted Wisconsin. The quality of the production was outstanding, considering the relatively low price of entry. The effects, props, costumes, and makeups were phenomenal. Quite a few unexpected frights. Free, easy parking. On site concessions. They even had live fire performance prior to entry.

Would absolutely recommend this to others who are fans of haunted attractions this spooky season.

When we went, there was practically no wait. The only downside is it felt a little shorter than we would’ve liked, but that could partially be attributed to the low attendance on opening weekend, leading to virtually no waiting before moving forward.