We didn't go to the actual event, but just to Universal Studios. My family was too much of a chicken to go.

It seems Americans are far more into Halloween then we are in Canada. I'm super jealous. Then again, half the time its ****ing freezing on Halloween so nobody really wants to be outside at our Screamfest.

got robbed again for the 2nd time. people are so messed up these days.

Omg, What happened?

I freak out whenever I watch scary movies. I spend the whole time cowering because I know something could jump out at any moment.

I'm the type of dick that when watching horror movies, will jump out at the people who are scared of them.

One of my brothers is like that. He has a pretty deep voice, and often imitates horror movie villains. I hate watching anything even remotely suspenseful/scary with him.

I can't wait to watch Carrie. Finished up the book.

I even scare people well I'm working. A couple wouldn't leave after a showing of Insidous, so I turned the lights on and off, and had the doors slammed and they booked their asses out of there.

Just don't watch the god awful 90's sequel. I was up late at night and it was the only thing on so I actually sat through it

My dad had some serious road rage today. We were driving through that infamous Los Angeles traffic, and it took us over an HOUR to drive the 101 from downtown to Universal City. He was losing his mind.

Screamfest? Ain't nobody have the time to get chased outside with chainsaws when all I want is to get some funnel cake.

Reminds me of that one time I got stuck on a public transit bus for 5 hours because of snow congestion.

I love going to Halloween festivals, with scare mazes and haunted houses. Screamfest is the only thing close to that back home in Calgary. But it's always bloody snowing on Halloween, and I ain't putting on 400000 layers of clothes for it. (Just another reason for winter to be outlawed, it ruins everything.)

Do you live in Vancouver? The mayham snow causes in that city.

This was when I was passing through the Ontario Highway 401 passing through Toronto, the busiest highway segment in all North America coupled with one of the biggest snowstorms of the year. The traffic there (apparently, as I've heard) normally takes about 1 hour to get through on a normal rush hour day but that was crazy. I feel so sorry for the commuters down in that city.