Hulu’s upcoming documentary titled Monster Inside: America’s Most Extreme Haunted House takes a look inside Russ McKamey’s McKamey Manor. The navy veteran, dubbed the master of horror, lures enthusiasts into the viral terror experience. He designed the events to psychologically and physically torture participants with their consent. As the streamer describes, the “haunt that doesn’t end until Russ says so.”
According to Parade, McKamey first found the haunted house in San Diego, California, and operated it on his property. However, its main “attraction” is now located in Summertown Tennessee while some activities also run in Huntsville, Alabama.
Monster Inside: America’s Most Extreme Haunted House is a feature-length documentary film and premieres on October 12, 2023, at 12:00 am ET.
Has Anyone Beaten McKamey Manor?
The Parade report claims that McKamey Manor offers winners a prize amount of $20,000. Sadly, nobody has beaten the haunted house to date. Founder Russ McKamey urges enthusiasts that money shouldn’t be the primary reason for them to participate. He reportedly told CBS 42 last October that “if they’re here solely for that factor, they’re going to be really disappointed because the Manor always wins.”
How Much Does It Cost and Is It Safe?
According to The Washington Post, Parade confirmed that Russ McKamey expects participants to offer a bag of dog food for his pets for an admission fee to the haunted house. However, if one curses during the happenings, they will have to pay a fine of $500 each time. Similarly, they are also expected to pay $500 for every activity failed to complete.
Moreover, as per The Tennessean, all interested must sign a massive waiver before proceeding. McKamey claims that while there are no safety issues, it can be dangerous. Several videos on YouTube, captured by participants, show them contending in muddy situations and dealing with tasks involving height and water, among other things.
The upcoming Hulu documentary will follow the master of horror and his horrifying haunted house amidst allegations that call him a “manipulative abuser.”
