LAS VEGAS, NV—The Erotic Heritage Museum presents their annual sexy and horrific Halloween attraction.
Halloween at the Museum, the Erotic Heritage Museum that is, is a grand sexy ghoulish affair. What started four years ago as a sexy haunted “Cannibal Night” attraction, paying homage to '50s and '60s filmmakers, has grown to be the annual seminal event of the All Hallows’ Eve season in Las Vegas.
This year the tricks and treats will flow aplenty across the two floors of the EHM. For a nominal entrance fee, gutsy attendees will enter the Slaughterhouse, a meat-locker maze of hanging carcasses and naked, blood-soaked zombies wielding chainsaw through fog and lasers (the EHM makes those Walking Dead undead look like amateurs). Las Vegas natives Fans of Jimmy Century will provide the soundtrack for the evening, playing live, and welcoming anyone who likes to ‘play’ upon the two beds that will be set up right in front of the band.
Certainly the weak of heart or pregnant women are being warned to stay clear, but for the sexually adventurous, or just those who like a good old-fashion scare, there isn’t a better haunt then what lies within the EHM’s walls for Halloween. EHM President/Executive Director Dr. Victoria Hartmann, Ph.D./M.P.H. warns, “Last year we had a line wrapped around the block; this year we are anticipating even more people—line up early!”
The Erotic Heritage’s Slaughterhouse happens on October 24, with doors opening at 9 p.m., an admission of $10 and a cash bar inside. For more info, go here.
