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The Bloodshed Brothers
- 21, Male
- Temecula, CA
- United States
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The Bloodshed Brothers's Groups
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East Coast Haunt Club Ga…
36 members
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GoE SO CA Chapter
20 members
The Bloodshed Brothers's Page
The Bloodshed Brothers's Photos
2010 props
Added January 24, 2010 at 10:16pm
09 haunt The Final Resting Place
Added October 31, 2009 at 11:55am 1 Comment
2009 build #3
Added October 28, 2009 at 3:49am 1 Comment
clacker gloves
Added October 28, 2009 at 2:13am
mannequins
Added October 11, 2009 at 1:13am
2009 build #2
Added October 5, 2009 at 11:22am 1 Comment
2009 build
Added September 15, 2009 at 1:27am
FCG
Added August 27, 2009 at 1:42am
09 stuff
Added July 12, 2009 at 12:44pm
2009 20$ prop entry hauntforum
Added April 14, 2009 at 9:50pm
spider man prop
Added January 16, 2009 at 1:59pm
08 haunt Night Terrors
Added January 7, 2009 at 2:03pm
The Bloodshed Brothers's Videos
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halloween 2005
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2001 haunted house
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Profile Information
- The most important question! Do you build props, and/or want to learn more about building props? Oh, and if you choose no, we're going to have to delete you.
- Yes
- How long have you been haunting:
- Three to five years
- Your haunt - Do you prefer:
- Actors
- Your haunt - Do you prefer:
- Scare the sh**out of people
- Your haunt is a:
- Yard Haunt, Garage Haunt
- When it comes to props/decorations in your haunt, would you say you are:
- Amazed by what you can find at Goodwill
- Which statement comes closest to describing your haunt's attitude toward kids?
- We have a fully-charged de-frib unit standing by just in case
- Which of the following most closely approximates your yearly haunt budget?
- Over $1000/year. Holy freakin' christ
- There is:
- Store-bought is ok if I don't have the time to make it and it's a kick ass prop
Yes all makeup was done by us. We are huge on actors. Nothing can beat a guy in a mask yelling "boo" haha. We were lucky to have 10 people scare in our '08 haunt. It's challenging living about an hour or so away from Knotts Scary Farm because that's what our haunts get compared too. There's a huge "go bigger" demand on our shoulders. But now we have the time to start to building things. We just started working on the drop down picture scare.
Our 08 haunt wasn't big on the props or anything we just didn't have the time this year but now we are going to start making our own stuff for our 09 haunt.
The Bloodshed Brothers are Zach and Jeromy Ball of Temecula, Ca
"Ever since we were little we've had an interest in haunting. When we first moved into our house back in 1991 we had a neighbor who did a little a haunt up and down his driveway. We would go there every year and eventually got hooked. Eventually after the few hours of trick-or-treating we would sit outside the front door of our parents house and try to scare people.
About ten years later (2000-2001)...around 6th grade we started collecting our own props and ideas to break away from our moms 'cute' Halloween decorations.
Armed with a few roles of black plastic some duct tape a strobe light, and a fog machine we set out to build our first haunt.
This entailed a cardboard coffin with a real person inside, a person hiding behind a brick pillar, a cardboard box by the front door with a hole cut out of it for a head to fit through that would snap to life as visitors would take their candy.
From the driveway to the front door was 25 feet of UN-terrifying disaster.
We LOVED every minute of it!"
That was how it all started and since then we've brought you 5 home haunts.
Our most successful to date was our 2008 haunt
"Night Terrors" with a huge turn out of around 600 people we say THANK YOU to everyone that helped make it a Halloween to remember.
ALSO CHECK US OUT AT
http://www.myspace.com/thebloodshedbrothers
COMING IN 09
THE BLOODSHED BROTHERS PRESENT:
THE FINAL RESTING PLACE
"COME INSIDE AND MEET CHARLIE"
The Bloodshed Brothers's Blog
matt and wes vs. the zombie apocalypse
Posted on March 9, 2010 at 12:30am — 9 Comments
air compressor
stay scary
zach and jeromy
the bloodshed brothers
Posted on February 2, 2010 at 1:43pm — 6 Comments
finally put our clothes mannequins to good use
great stuff foam is the best
i posted all the pictures in an album so if you want go to our page to check em out
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Posted on October 11, 2009 at 1:00am — 1 Comment
Knotts Scary Farm update
Posted on September 30, 2009 at 6:00pm — 3 Comments
FCG
Posted on August 27, 2009 at 1:30am — 4 Comments
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I'm going to try to put together a How-to on ChromaDepth (at HalloweenForum) in the next month. Here's a quick and dirty overview:
First, you need ChromaDepth glasses. If you want to test out how it looks, grab a set of the Crayola 3D glasses that they have in their 3D chalk kits. What happens is the glasses make red colors advance and blue colors recede. This works in daylight but looks phenomenal with fluorescent paints and black light.
Design your panels with the red advancing and blue receding in mind. It would be easy to simply prime plywood panels with black paint. If you can't deal with the weight, you can do black landscape fabric. Draw out your design in white paint first (for the fabric, it takes a bit of work to fill the fabric in with the white primer). You need the white painted first so the color paint pops and you don't waste as much. Then, either use a brush or airbrush and go to town. I used Wildfire Fluorescent paints.
Hope that helps :)
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