We locked up our fears, brandished our cameras, and fought monsters and demons – to bring you the fright-lights of all5 haunted houses at this year’s Halloween Horror Nights 6.
This post contains spoilers. Skip it if you plan to visit on your own.
Haunted houses at Halloween Horror Nights 6
Old Changi Hospital
Where: Between Lost World and Ancient Egypt
The headliner house for HHN6 brings you to the haunted Old Changi Hospital. You’ll meet the local paranormal entities and even travel back in time to World War II when the hospital was used as a prison camp.
At the entrance, you’ll find someone familiar entity. The Woman in Red is a jilted lover who ended her life while wearing red so she can exact revenge in the afterlife. We saw someone similar in Halloween Horror Nights 5 too.
Inside Old Changi Hospital, you’ll find the usual “people”… The one who’s patiently waiting.
A familiar scene: Waiting for your queue number to be called.
The doctor and the nurse.
The doctor’s in.
If you get lost, try not to ask the other patients because they’re lost souls too.
You’ll pass by the ward rooms but visiting hour is long over.
And even the morgue
While you’re lost in the corridors, you enter a room and find yourself travelling back in time to World War II during the Japanese Occupation.
The original hospital was used as a prison camp and scenes of soldiers torturing prisoners of war replay with no end.
If you’ve escaped Old Changi Hospital, there are more houses to visit.
Salem Witch House
Where: Enter from New York Public Library
Salem Witch House, known as Maison Deux-Six, was the home of the DeFeo coven of witches. In 1692, the villagers of Salem tried to burn down the house but failed. Strangely, the witches were never to be found.
Centuries passed. Some amateur witches broke into the house for a séance which awakened the DeFeo witches. Led by Augusta DeFeo–the head witch who obtained her power by sacrificing her unborn child to the Horned Demon–the witches are back for revenge.
Come into their house and find out the horror that lies within.
You’re welcomed into the parlour by loud screeches. Here, the two amateur witches–one with blue hair and the other with neon yellow–are in a trance as they bring the DeFeo Witches back from their slumber.
Dinner is served at the dining room.
In the little nook, you’ll find Edward who’s kept by the DeFeo Witches for procreation purposes. He likes to chill out here and read books.
The blue-haired amateur witch is trapped in shackles.
Head on to the second level where you’ll find the bedrooms of the witches. Here, Elizabeth’s spirit remains. She was the only DeFeo witch who was trialled and executed.
After stumbling through dark rooms, we plunge into one that’s brilliantly bright. This is the Witches’ Realm where the witches were in hiding.
Head out and you’ll step into the execution grounds where you’ll meet Augusta for the last time. Try as the villagers may, it’s impossible to burn her at the stakes.
Hu Li’s Inn
Where: Between Revenge of the Mummy: The Ride and Battlestar Galactica: HUMAN vs. CYLON
The dazzling cabaret in 1930s Shanghai comes to life at Hu Li’s Inn. This is the lair where the shapeshifters lure unsuspecting men to steal their life’s essence.
The entrance to Hu Li’s Inn is in a dodgy alleyway where the manservant of the shapeshifters show you the way in.
On stage, the beautiful Hu Li is putting on a show. The light flickers and suddenly, she’s not who she seems she is…
You try to run but stumble into a room filled with mirrors. Here you’ll find the Thousand-Eyed Spirit who has her eyes on you.
Behave or you might end up like this man with his eyes gouged out.
You’ll pass by the many rooms occupied by the other shapeshifters, such as White Snake Spirit.
and the Bone Spirit.
Be careful when you cross the bridge in the little courtyard. You’ll need steady hands and feet for this.
Before you leave, you enter a cave. You realise everything you have seen were all illusions by the shapeshifters.
Then you meet her again. Hu Li who’s feasting on the innards of a man.
She invites you to dinner, would you like to join?
Hawker Centre Massacre
The horrifying incidents at Hawker Centre Massacre started when a business rival planted radioactive fish at another stall. This led to some of the hawkers and patrons becoming flesh eaters.
Once you step inside, poisoned victims with distorted faces greet you. But not everyone here has been poisoned. Some were just unlucky to be trapped there forever.
At the second stall, you’ll find the source of all the nightmare: a glowing radioactive fish that flaps around on the chopping board as if it’s still alive.
Stall owner Uncle Wang watching guests leave.
You hold your nose as you pass Vomit Man (on the right). With his constant spewing, the nauseating scent of vomit and the sound of retching, your stomach churns and bile rise up your throat. Leave here as soon as you can.
The whiff of fragrant petals here reminds you to slow down and smell the flowers. Though not everyone takes heed as they run past here as fast as they can.
Do you see the red button on the wall of the first stall? These aren’t emergency buttons but “sabotage buttons”. When you press it, the person in front of you will be pranked. Here, they’ll feel a squirt of water from a hidden direction.
Look out for the buttons scattered around the house.
Just when you’re about to leave, there’s one last scare at the end. We’ll keep it a surprise for you.
Bodies of Work
Renowned artist Damien Shipman accidentally burns down his art gallery which leads to the death of his family. Driven by guilt, Damien creates his final exhibition–Bodies of Work–to recreate happy memories he had with his family.
Let’s step into it, shall we?
We enter the half-burnt entrance, thick with smoke. Fans of Damien have left flowers as memorial for the tragic family.
Along the way, you will piece together Damien’s story from TV broadcasts and news report tacked on the wall.
While we’re walking in the gallery, suddenly we’re directed to the workshops because the gallery corridor is blocked.
Here, we realise how Damien has pieced together his exhibition–using body parts. His materials include the eyes of this poor victim…
And blood and gore from a minced-up victim.
Along the way, we pass by his son’s room where Damien recreates the boy’s birthday party. There’s even a piñata hanging from the ceiling.
Then it’s a recreation of the room his acrobatic-loving daughter, complete with a little girl swinging.
We see a recreation of Damien’s wife on her wedding day.
Now for the grand finale. It ends with a functioning full-sized carousel at the end of your journey. Hop on.
And meet the real Damien Shipman himself.
