Monsters Wanted Page #2

Yeah, it was doubled.

So now, it's like--

- boyfriend, this way.

Girlfriend, this way.

[Laughter]

- Come on, dude!

- We're doing

industrial sewer pipes.

And, like, you've been

going into a sewer,

industrial wasteland.

- So they're inside?

- She's got

a dad-good point.

If we do

a drop window there...

- Here.

- And we do, you know,

a trapdoor wall there,

one actor can be hitting

a couple different scenes,

running back in front of here.

- Oh, yeah.

- We can save an actor.

- Because that way,

if they don't--

if they get logged

up here,

whoever's here

just drops it and runs.

- Yeah.

- Dude, that's genius.

Let's do that.

- So much more effective.

I'd worked

at two major haunted houses

on the east coast,

and I was burned out.

I got a call

from Shawn Wallace.

"Hey, I know this guy,"

you know,

"and he's doing this."

And I said, "I don't--

I don't really want to deal

with the haunts

in this area."

I've met with some of them,

and I don't want

to work with them.

And, uh,

"oh, no, he's new."

- The evil dead cabin

is basically gonna have

a door right here,

leading you in

off the path.

Room two

is where we're hoping

to build the drop floor,

where the floor

will drop 3/4 of an inch

out from underneath you.

[Laughter]

- It's gonna be so much fun.

It looks like it.

- Okay, okay, all right.

- I work with dusty

at the day care, and I told her

I wanted to get involved

in different projects

because I was really bored.

I think she found rich

on craigslist

or something like that.

I'm not even sure.

Dusty thought...

[Sighs]

I don't remember how it

came about, but she goes,

"you're gonna have to deal

with his ego."

And I was like, "I don't think

he has an ego.

I think he has money

to back up his sh*t."

[Laughs] Like, I don't think

there's an issue here.

- Hi, grant,

my name's dusty June.

I'm one of the stage managers

at asylum haunted scream park.

You put in an application

on our monsters wanted form.

- How many days left?

- A day and a half

till auditions.

Uh, opening night,

we're at 74 days and--

- you're not counting down

or anything?

- No, I'm not counting down.

I'm just scared shitless.

Our whole life savings

up in one 12-day period.

Um, so yeah, we're--

but we're on track.

We're gonna get it open,

one way or the other.

We got

a lot of people helping.

We've spent years

giving favors to people,

and so

we're calling 'em in.

Everything we can get to try

to get this and do it right.

Yeah, great.

Well, then,

we will see you on Saturday.

No problem.

See you. Bye.

I worked 70, 90 hours a week

for my day job.

You know, it was "salary."

You know, I worked 40 to 50

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