Rotten Apple 907

This is one of my favorite Halloween activities. I’m always so impressed by the set, the costumes, makeup, because it’s all so well done!
It’s a total 5 star event. The reason they get 1 star less because of their line. Not because it’s long but because year after year I go and stand in line in order to avoid waiting too long at the end I go early and wait right in front and every year never fails they bring in groups of people who haven’t waited and they just get to cut the line. That’s really rude and unprofessional of them this is a by donation event there is no fast pass. Everyone should have to wait in line. Not fair that the first people in line still have to wait 30 minutes to get in. On top of the hour + they already waited before start time.
Every year someone tells me after waiting in line an hour they left because they never moved.
Yeah that’s because of all those people on the side line that they let in.

Every year these folks out do themselves, and this year is no exception. Top shelf free Halloween home haunt entertainment in a maze built on a frontlawn. Amazing creativity & hard work. Donations for charity.
This year was a nice combo of amusing, funny & scary! House of Fun was very fun!
Update; very excited for this years 2015 haunt. These guys are already working on their new ideas to amuse us all1 Please donate though, they will appreciate it!

This happens every year and you should appreciate what it takes to make a haunted house.
This was not Universal or Knott’s Scary Farm über loud terrifying maze; this is an up close personal Haunted adventure yet still bides by the same rules to be a safe and scary fun.
This is free, a labor of love and creativity for Halloween.

I love these home haunts. For charity events they really put a lot of their own money to boost the production value. I loved the set design of all the rooms. There were a lot of clever ideas in the maze which made me like it that much more.
The reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars is because they used a lot of animatronics. To me animatronics just aren’t that scary. Some of the animatronics were really interesting to watch but that made the maze a little less scary.
Overall I would still suggest this maze. It’s still fun and it’s free.

My girlfriend and I heard about this place on a haunted house list to check out. It was the 6^th one that we have tried this October.
It is FREE, which makes it ³⁄₅ stars, otherwise I would give it ²⁄₅. I expected a long line, and that’s exactly what I got. Waited about an hour and 10 minutes, and we only got in because we were a group of 2. Otherwise we would have easily of waited another 30 minutes.
It is a VERY short maze. Maybe less than 5 minutes or so. The first room was very interesting and the production design for the rooms was very well done. There weren’t any real scares or anything though. The scare actors talked, and that’s a big no-​no for me in haunted houses. When the actors talk, it humanizes them, which in turn turns them into regular people or actors (my opinion of course).
Although the budget for this local haunt probably isn’t high and it doesn’t really compare with the big haunted houses around LA, it did an okay job.
If any Rotten Apple people are reading this, I think you have to really utilize what you CANNOT see, rather than what you can see. I feel like that’s where mazes go wrong. They show you everything in a room. People are afraid of the dark. They can’t see what’s in the dark.
All proceeds go to charity which is great. =) So donate if you can. It’s definitely worth the go because it’s free. If you have a spare couple hours, I say do it.

This is a small haunted house that is short and to the point. You won’t be in there for more than 5 minutes so take your time and enjoy. The attention to detail is superb and it truly makes you feel as if you have entered another dimension. We had a great time! Highly recommended!

Really fun home haunt! Loved the themed rooms and wonderful actors. The effects are cool. It’s SUPER creative.
The only drawbacks are the length of the line and the length of the house. It was almost a 2 hour wait but the maze is only a handful of rooms.
I recommend checking it out if you have the time. It’s not too intense, so I think it’s ok for most kids that enjoy this type of event.

Jensen L.‘s review on 10/​28/​2012 is a great 411, so please refer to that for the backstory on the fundraiser that is Rotten Apple 907. And don’t forget to donate.
Yes, this is the shortest haunted attraction you’re likely to ever go through, but — room per room — it’s ingenious square foot effectiveness. Soak in a look to every corner and ceiling. LOVED the skeletal ghost flowing from atop one corridor, the maudlin detail of the (motorized) demon baby in the crib eating its own foot (!), and the hand crawling out from under the bed.
The volunteer performers are quite strong: good scares don’t come from someone suddenly yelling in your ear, and they realize that… from the ghoul dragging the shovel down the sidewalk to the older gentleman with the crazy contacts in the first room.
One quibble: with the quick walkthrough, being in the back of a large group (say, 6) puts one at a disadvantage. Most of the frights are front-​loaded. By the time the screamers subside, a person feels they’ve missed something. Perhaps it’s possible to run smaller groups but faster?

Rotten Apple 907 is a neighborhood haunted house production that takes place every year towards the end of October. The entire production takes place within a temporary façade built right on top of a home’s driveway and the theme changes each year.
The Haunted Wisley Manor was the theme for this year’s maze. Paranormal activity seems to have taken hold of every room in this elegant home. This may be the shortest haunted house I’ve attended this season, but this creepy residence is filled with a variety of surprises and illusions. The special effects and set decorations were by far the best out of the other neighborhood haunts I’ve been to. The cast was a little sparse, but they did a great job at scares when they did appear.
Rotten Apple 907 charges for attendance at the awesome little price of free. If you attend this event, you can choose to donate and all proceeds go towards a different charity each year.
PRO TIP: Arrive early. The lines for this Halloween event can actually get pretty long. Rotten Apple 907 closes at 10pm and the staff ensures that closing time is honored by limiting the line towards closing time.