Chambers of Horror

This place was a ton of fun!
First off, I don’t know if all the super-​sensitive people here went to the same haunted house. I went with my wife and her female friend and we had a blast. In fact, I was the only one being made fun of. And I loved it. The people here were hilarious and actually very friendly.
If you want a family-​friendly haunted house where you wait in line for 3 hours with a bunch of annoying teeny-​boppers just to shuffle through a bunch of bizarre animatronics, go to Netherworld. I went there last year, and it was a complete nightmare. And lame.
It’s located at the Masquerade, and easy to get to. We actually ate at Two Urban Licks before and were able to walk right over after — it’s about a 0.4 mile walk according to the Google.
You walk up and there’s two lines: a «fast lane» that pretty much nobody used, and a regular winding lane located next to the bar. Very happy we didn’t opt for the fast lane as it was great to be able to get a drink in line. It wasn’t just PBR either, thankfully, they had a full bar with cocktails.
This haunted house is meant to disgust I think more than anything else, and it achieves that. Don’t wear anything you don’t mind getting a little wet or a little foam-​like substance on. I wore a thin wool sweater and it survived. The whole experience takes about 45 minutes. We went the night before Halloween and waited in line for about 25 minutes, and the experience itself is about 15 – 20 minutes.
Don’t leave your sense of humor at home, folks. Leave your political correctness at home, lighten up and enjoy the Chambers of Horror.

Went here a few weeks away. I asked the ticket seller why it was 18+, she told me because there are «t*ts, and p*nises, and sh*t». I said «awesome». Heard misyognist slurs before I
even went in from employees. A worker then even made a comment to me that she won’t interact with the men that work at the HH because they’re «disgusting people». Bad sign.
Me and my friend (both female), requested to go in just the two of us. Having both run a haunted house, and always going to haunted houses, we were excited. We were randomly given a male «guide» to walk through with us (uh?). First room we were called «wh*res, sl*ts, c*nts, c*m dumpers, etc, etc». Then one of the actors asked why «two little girls are in here by themselves?». Multiple male actors got in my face and threatened to rape me. One male actor grabbed my arm when I ignored him yelling in an attempt to scare me, to which I told him he’s not allowed to touch me.
Afterwards, the photo/​merch guy accuse me and my friend of not making it through even though we said multiple times we did (it was not scary at all, we laughed the entire time), assumedly because we’re female. He insisted on «touching our arms» to see if we were «wet from the water guns» like 10 minutes ago. Then he said something to me, I said «what?» because I couldn’t hear him, he responded «what do you not speak english?» Yes, I speak english and I actually am hearing impaired.
Essentially, rude, sexist haunted house AND employees. Harassment and slurs the entire time, outside the HH and inside. There was no nudity aside from fake b**bs an actress was wearing. 18+ is just so they don’t get in trouble for sexually harassing and threatening to rape a customer that is underage.
Don’t go here.

It was off the wall bullshit. The story plot before entering has nothing to do with the walk though. Very friendly enough to waste money. Waste of time. GO DO SOMETHING BETTER! SERIOUSLY. … LAME.

Took a group last night from our business Whole World Improv Theatre. I have to say that we had a blast!!! The folks working inside were scary and funny at times. We had a great group of people with us and went in two different groups. Loved that we got to drink a beer before going in. If you haven’t been yet GO!!!

Wow. Waste of money. I was called a «dirty whore» before even going inside and then accused of kneeing two of the workers during the haunted house tour? I agree with others that this place makes a poor attempt at being scary by blatant misogyny. Not scary at all. Just tired and lame. I’m bored. Goodnight.
P.S– is there a way to give zero stars?

I’ve never been to a shi**ier haunted house than this piece of crap. Not worth the price or waste of gas. If they want to stay open they should rethink their scare tactics. Raping women is not scary or funny.

Misogynistic as hell. If you’re a woman, they scare you by calling you a cunt and threaten to rape and assault you. Absolutely unacceptable.

Misogyny is not scary.
We went through (two women) and were condescended when we said we wanted to go alone, and were given a guide. After going in we were immediately harassed for being «sluts, whores c**** with our loose vaginas.» The whole thing continues with intimidation from disgusting men — more than one actor grabbed my friend’s arm while saying «I want to take you home and…» There was an actor talking about a slutty woman’s «vagina that looks like roast beef», and more.
If that is not enough, after we went through, they asked how it was and when replying «It would of been ok if it wasn’t so sexist» the man said «well that is our theme». And then the picture guy accused us of not going through the whole thing because we were two «little girls» and came out not «wet enough.»
Don’t support this place.

I’ve been a fan of Chambers since the start. I’m not scared by things jumping out at you or dark corners. Netherworld is always so expected to me; you know something will jump at you as you turn the corner and there is no audience interaction, it’s too staged. CoH does it right. The actors play off the people and tease you to mess with you. I love it. The blood and gore is perfect. It’s sick, twisted, and every bit awesome. It’ll leave you scared but laughing because WTF DID I JUST SEE? They do a good job switching it up every year so nothing is the same. Shark dick is hilarious and gives you a good laugh outside.
It’s also great that there are bands playing and a bar to make the wait in line a lot shorter. I’ll be back again next year!

Chambers of Horror is not your typical haunted house with ghosts, witches, monsters, etc. They tap into a different type of fear altogether. Think more along the lines of dismemberment, carcasses, and human experimentation. Needless to say, this attraction is 18 and up and they do check id!
I went to Chambers of Horror for the first time this year. I expected for there to be a wait but there were only about 20 other people. I’m not sure if this attraction has lost its’ appeal or if I just went early enough to miss the masses. The cost of a ticket with no discount is $ 22. I think this is a bit pricey for the time spent in the house, so look for a deal if you can!
The folks that work at Chambers of Horror can say basically anything they want to you. They will taunt you and insult you, but this is part of the «experience». So, if you are sensitive or will get bent out of shape then stick to the more traditional haunted houses.
The whole experience lasted about 20 minutes. We were guided down dark hallways, stared down by creepers, sprayed in the face with afterbirth (water), and made to dodge body bags and dangling intestines. It was quite the experience. I would recommend going if you aren’t squeamish. It is cool to experience at least once. There is a bar on site as well so you can drink while you wait in line and gain some liquid courage!

I consider myself a «hard scare», especially when I know I’m not in any real danger. I would say my rating is more based on entertainment value, but Chambers of Horror delivered on both. They got me to jump twice and provided me with my favorite spookventure this season. So much fun from the time you walk through the entrance until you pass the swag booth on your way out.

Conceptually, I like the idea of this haunted house, but 2013 was really shockingly bad. I really wanted to like it too. I love the idea of a twisted haunted house that’s not barred by censors. In 2013 they peed on you, and vagina foam was supposed to be scary. It was short, poorly done, gross and a waste of money.
2012 was ok with the torture porn thing (not my thing) but it was done well.
Unfortunately it will take a huge outpouring of good reviews saying they’ve improved to get me back. Piss poor. (Again, they had a guy pee on you).

As other reviewers have said, CoH is sick as hell –in the best possible and most terrifying way. This year, the whole theme was totally different– no more torture porn. They have built a scary elevator that is supposed to take you into a subterranean mutant lair. There is quite a bit of nudity and a lot of scares that go beyond people just jumping out at you. It is definitely the most creative haunted house in the Atlanta area. You are not going to find janky animatronics here. The tour through the attraction is quite long at about 20 minutes, unless you get stuck in the maze and then you may never get out.
I am not sure why people are complaining about the wait times. It’s a haunted house at Halloween. What the hell do you expect? If there was no line, I would be concerned. Not to mention, there is a full bar so you can have a great time in line and when we were there, there was also a live band playing.
When we went to CoH, we had no problem parking on the street by the old factory next to The Masquerade. Yes, there is limited parking available but that’s not something that CoH or The Masquerade has any control over so I can’t deduct stars for that.
If you are easily offended, this is definitely not the attraction for you. If you appreciate artistry that pushes boundries and you like being scared, you will not be disappointed by Chambers!

Yep, just like everyone said, this place is SICK! Who came up with this @#(%&??? Seriously. This has to be the most disgusting haunted house that Ive ever been to. Ok, so Its not like I go to haunted houses like that but I should’ve known that it was a bit much when you have to be 18 & up to get it.
Without giving too much a way… don’t get the speed pass. Altho we went on the last night and the line wasn’t long, it didn’t look like it was worth it. There were a few people that walked in the speed line and I chuckled because they really could’ve gotten right behind us in the line.
Its not your typical haunted house. Its xrated and there’s some «nudity». If that’s what you want to call it. There’s vulgarity and some parts that were a big disturbing. Its dark and you cant see anything. If youre looking for something a little different and want to get a little scare, why not.
Next time Im definitely getting the Groupon. I don’t see myself paying full price for this.

I have gone every year, and this is their 5^th! Chambers of Horror has completely changed the entire haunted house. It’s completely different than years prior! I enjoyed it before, but WOW! There is an elevator in that place that will rock your world! I had a wonderful experience. My friends loved it. We laughed. we cringed, a few cried. there is a real sense of danger. I think they nailed it for 2013! I had a blast and so did my entire group. There is a bar before you go in. and we went in to the Masquerade afterwards. awesome.

It’s a variation on the same theme every year, but for the chock value alone you should go once. Sadly, going several years in a row, I am sadly immune to the shock, as they really don’t change it up all that much from year to year. But it’s hard to find a haunted house with a bar you can access while in the line!
It’s not for the faint of heart or the slack of jaw. It’s misogynistic as any horror movie that follows a girl running through the woods until she trips and falls. It’s nasty and brutal as a SAW ripoff. And it’s done with over-​the-​top malicious humor. I personally like it, though I see the value in skipping every other year.
Also, don’t buy the tee shirts. Twenty dollars should buy a memento that doesn’t fall apart after the first wash. I’d cheerfully spend twice that to get a nice, sturdy shirt that I could wear (and advertise) all year. And I totally would.

Not worth the drive, parking, or money. This place was disgusting. I guess they think torture porn is funny or something. Well, it’s really not. Whoever came up with the idea for this haunted house is a perverted pig. If you’re sick enough to enjoy watching rape victims tortured with knives and hooks, then this place is for you. I’m never letting my friends drag me there again.

I survived! lol This Haunt is most definitely not for the timid or the easily offended. that being said. I effing loved it! Call me sick but I had a hard time not cracking up at some of the scenes and the crazy stuff that was happening. I must say that one of my favorite rooms had the poor guy being tortured and his «manhood» being umm Taking off in a most interesting way. lol then getting «pissed» on by the screaming victim. Did i mention this Haunt isnt for the timid? LOL LOVED IT! Cant wait to see what they come up with next year!
Angie

Wow, Chambers of Horror is hardcore. There is a reason why this place is 17 and up only. This is not your typical «scary» haunted house. It’s gratuitous, offensive, and disturbing. There is brief nudity and vulgar language. You should know all this beforehand because this type of horror is not for everybody. A good barometer would be the Saw or Hostel movies. If you enjoyed those movies, then you will enjoy Chambers of Horror. It’s room after room of people getting tortured and/​or killed in graphic manner.
The costumes and props are well done and realistic. The rooms are dark, grungy, and dirty — what you’d expect from a torture house. Some of the rooms are quite impressive, such as the video room, where there are several video displays showing rooms where people are tied up and ready to meet their fate. I don’t want to spoil too much in my review, but there are some pretty «shocking» tortures and deaths. They are wild and over the top. Some were so ridiculous that I couldn’t stop laughing. I have to applaud the producers for their boldness and creativity.
One good quality about this haunted house is that it is a more intimate and interactive experience. You enter the building in small groups between 4 – 6 people. The people getting tortured will cry to you for help. The people doing the torturing will also talk to you. Some will get right up in your face. You are not allowed to touch anyone during the entire experience and the staff is pretty strict about this. A staff member will act as a «chaperone» and accompany you throughout the entire house. He quietly follows behind you with a flashlight and helps lead the way if you get stuck. You do have to open several doors by yourself, which creates great suspense!
The entire experience is short — maybe 15 – 20 minutes — but it’s a fun and intense 15 – 20 minutes. IDs are checked upon arrival. If you’re 21 or older, you’re given a wristband so you can buy drinks at a makeshift bar while you wait in line. Once you’ve paid, your left hand is stamped, giving you access to the attraction. The stamp says, «Nice Knowing You.» We went on a weeknight and the line was not bad at all. I wouldn’t wear any nice clothes as you do get stuff sprayed and splattered on you.
Chambers of Horrors is located in an old building (which could totally double as the warehouse in the Saw movies) behind the Masquerade on North Ave. To be safe, it’s probably best to park in the pay lot next door for $ 5. All in all, the attraction is not for everybody and the experience is short, but I had a really good and entertaining time.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY! My family and I went, paid the extra $ 10 for the «speed pass» which would let you skip the first que but it just wasn’t worth it. I wish I would have gotten a drink first.
The «Haunted House» was short and while it was rated R, the rating was for the vulgarity used; «this is how we torture fags and lesbians and whores.». It could’ve been gorier and scarier without all of that — including the knives in the vagina and a guy’s ass. SAW is relatively scary without any of that.