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Don’t Go Into the Corn: Haunted Corn Mazes & Hayrides | Thursday Thrills
Haunted corn mazes and Halloween hayrides turn a cozy fall outing into a walk you might not want to finish alone. Henrique Couto follows an imagined night from cider and pumpkins to a wagon drop-off, a suspicious scarecrow, and something moving in the next row. Real 2026 attractions—including New Jersey’s Farm of Horrors, Arizona’s Dark Harvest Haunted Park, and Michigan’s New Salem Corn Maze—anchor this playful trip into rural horror. Why does the friendly farm feel so different after dark? Join Weekly Spooky for a Thursday Thrills celebration of spooky season, nervous laughter, and Halloween nights worth remembering.
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For tonight's Halloween outing in our imagination. Why don't you
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take the seat at the back of the hay wagon?
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You can still see the farm stand. Somebody is carrying
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a paper bag of donuts toward the parking lot. There
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are pumpkins beside the door, and you're feeling very pleased
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with October. Then the tractor turns and The lights slip
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behind the trees. Straw shifts underneath you. Beyond the wagon,
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the corn stands high enough to hide a person. Something
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rattles through it, keeping pace. You look at your friend.
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Your friend has become intensely interested in the other side
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of the wagon. Up ahead, a path opens between the stalks,
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and now comes the part that wasn't in your cozy
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little fall picture. It's time to get off the ride.
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This is Thursday Thrills, a quick weekly ride into the
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creepy stories, haunted places, weird obsessions, and eerie little corners
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of the world worth talking about. I'm Enrique Couto, and
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tonight we're heading into haunted corn mazes, taking the hayride
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after dark, and celebrating Halloween's wonderful ability to make a
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perfectly nice farm look like a terrible place to lose
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your friends. How does the place that sold you a
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pumpkin this afternoon... become somewhere you're afraid to walk this evening. Well, first,
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let's enjoy the afternoon. That cool air and the autumn
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beige of the corn put me straight into a Halloween mood.
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Thanksgiving will have to wait. I need to get all
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the spooky out of my system first. Give me a
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farm stand with cider, a pumpkin that's Slightly too big
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to carry comfortably, and something baked that I fully intended
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to share, but, well, stuff happens. This is an excellent
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use of an October weekend. There's time to wander. You
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can admire the decorations, debate which pumpkin has the best
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face hiding inside it, and put off admitting that you've
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parked farther away than you... Remember, at Schaefer Farms in Flemington,
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New Jersey, that cheerful side of the season is very real.
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Its fall offerings include hay rides to the pumpkin fields,
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farm animals, and mazes. The farm stand advertises local apple
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cider and fresh-baked pies. Then the same farm's website has
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a second heading, By Night. Under that heading is Farm
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of Horrors. I appreciate a business that can address both
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sides of my very own personality. A pumpkin for the
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porch and a reason to check underneath said porch before
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I dare climb the steps. The daylight visit gives us
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something important for our little adventure. We've seen the place
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when it's friendly. We know there are people working there
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and cars parked nearby. We know the world hasn't come
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to an end. But return to our imaginary wagon after
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that last turn and try finding any of those things
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to be at all reassuring. You've got a row of
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shoulders in front of you. The back of somebody's jacket.
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A little patch of ground moving underneath the wheels. The
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tractor is still making a perfectly ordinary noise for a tractor.
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You may discover you've become quite attached to it, by
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the way. Here's the real detail that gives our opening
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its teeth, or more so, fangs. Farm of Horrors describes
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a connected route, the Hayride of Horror, then a drop-off
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that sends visitors onto the, well, aptly named Trail of Terror.
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There's another short wagon ride right before the Massacre Maze.
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That's spelled like massacre, but with acre emphasized, and maze
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is spelled M-A-I-Z-E. You know, like the native word for corn,
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or so I've been told. With the carnival, another great pun,
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of chaos still to come. The ride is not the
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whole adventure. It delivers you into one. Its published 2026
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season runs on selected October nights through Halloween. That's how
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Farm of Horrors describes the route... And that handoff is
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truly spectacular. On a wagon, somebody else handles the route.
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You sit there, point out the suspicious thing near the fence,
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and hope it's more interested in the people at the
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front of the wagon. Once you're walking, the next step, well,
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that belongs all to you. Let's stay with that change
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for just a moment. In our imagined version, the wagon
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has delivered us to the path. The group starts moving,
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and behind us the engine sounds farther and farther away.
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There goes the thing that knew where it was headed.
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Now you're following a friend whose navigational qualifications are that they...
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happen to stand up first. I usually end up leading
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the group, even though I'm the one getting the most scared.
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I'm easy to scare, and I'm there to be scared.
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An excellent customer. My friends enjoy my reactions, but I've
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seen the person behind me get it too. Putting me
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up front is a very unreliable scheme for protection. As
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a filmmaker, I'd want to let that departure breathe. Keep
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the tractor audible for just a little while longer. Let
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the audience feel there's still a familiar machine nearby. Then
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let its sound simply fade beneath the corn. You don't
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need a monster to fill the silence immediately. A sleeve
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brushing a stalk should do it. A footstep that lands
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a fraction after yours. Something ordinary, close enough that you
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turn before deciding whether you needed to. The fun is
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that you came here hoping for exactly this feeling. You
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bought a ticket to become deeply suspicious of agriculture. And
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somebody has dressed the field for just the occasion. Now
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back on our imaginary trail, a scarecrow waits where the
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path bends. It wears an old shirt and a battered
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hat with one arm pointing into the corn. In the afternoon,
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that's a charming photograph. It would fit on a postcard.
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You might stand beside it and point the same way
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for a selfie. At night, When you need a direction,
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it feels like an opinion you never asked for. For me,
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the scarecrow is just about the ultimate Halloween image. It
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belongs in a field, but that rough, almost human shape,
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it still bothers me. I can tell myself what it
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is my lizard brain would like me to Just keep
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an eye on it anyway. Then you start noticing the
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wrong details. How far the hat hangs over its face.
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How the shirt moves when the stalks around it. All
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seems still. In a scene like ours, even an empty
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sleeve could send you shuffling toward the middle of the group.
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Last week, we could admire a neighbor's haunt from the sidewalk,
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but out here, our little Halloween outing has swallowed the sidewalk.
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The path goes past the scarecrow and narrows. The friend
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in front turns left. the corner. For one second, you
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can't see them. Oh, but you can hear something moving
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right along. If you're enjoying this trip into the corn,
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Follow or subscribe to Weekly Spooky for Thursday thrills every
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week and something spooky, scary, and Halloween-y every single day
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of the week and sometimes even twice a week in October.
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Because spooky season is a state of mind, but October
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only comes but once a year. And while you're at it,
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Send this episode to the friend you would trust to
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lead the way. If no one comes to mind, well,
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send it to the friend who would scream the loudest.
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We'll find them a lot faster. All right. Around that corner,
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our friend is still there. But now, the path splits.
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Left looks promising. Right looks exactly as promising as left.
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Behind you, someone has begun explaining why they're certain you've
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already passed this spot. You would find that a lot
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more convincing if they hadn't said it at the previous
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spot as well. A maze gives the scare somewhere to disappear.
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In a straight hallway, you can keep watching the far end,
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but here... The path bends, and whatever made that noise
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gets an entire field to work with. You could see
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a shape cross an opening ahead and arrive there to
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find that nothing is there at all, but, of course,
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another turn. Was it waiting? Moving away? Does it know
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a shortcut? Please let it be a performer who knows
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a shortcut. Please. This year gives us a new, real-world
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reason to think about that arrangement. Arizona's Dark Harvest Haunted
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Park advertises four haunted attractions built inside a corn maze.
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Its 2026 calendar lists selected October nights from the 2nd
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through November 1st. One attraction. Dead Acres uses the fictional
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premise of a cursed farm guarded by sinister scarecrows. Another,
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The Lost Ones, promises winding paths and creatures searching for food.
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And the corn gives all of them somewhere to hide.
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I'd appreciate a little more visibility before I start making
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decisions about which way to... Run. Back in our maze,
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a little opening appears between the stalks. Beyond it, you
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can make out what might be a doorway. At first,
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you're pleased. A building. Buildings have edges. You can go
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around them. They're much easier to reason with than an
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acre of identical plant life. Then you notice the doorway.
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is dark. Something scrapes across the floor inside. Nobody volunteers
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to ask whether this counts as an exit. Suddenly, the
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open air seems lovely. If I mistake a performer for
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a mannequin, one sudden movement will finish me. I can
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hear other groups screaming all night, but the supposedly fake
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person suddenly standing up in front of me, that gets
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me every time. And through all this, you still have
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your friends. Somebody laughs too loudly, somebody points in the
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wrong direction on purpose and immediately regrets it when the
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group believes them. When somebody really gets me, I usually
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thank them once I'm done screaming. I paid to be scared,
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and hey, they delivered. You can sometimes see how pleased
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they are, unless they're still chasing me down with a chainsaw.
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Then the thank you may have to wait at least
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a little bit. Michigan's New Salem corn maze has a
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daytime maze free of ghouls along with family activities, a
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pumpkin patch, and hayrides. Come back after dark, and there
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are performers stalking you through the corn. They've got nighttime
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dates the weekend immediately after this episode. Plenty of time
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to round up some friends and begin that very important
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negotiation about who goes first. And you can choose the
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version you actually enjoy. There's no Halloween exam. Nobody revokes
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your pumpkin because you prefer the daytime maze and an
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extra cider donut. Some haunts let the actors get hands-on,
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so check those rules before you go. Stick to the
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marked path, too. The farmer would probably like to have
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some corn left when Halloween is over. Our group, meanwhile,
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has finally heard something useful. Laughter. Not a sinister recorded cackle.
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People laughing somewhere beyond the next stretch of corn. Then
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a light appears between the stalks. You round the bend
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and find the way out. For a moment, everybody's talking
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all at once. The person who was absolutely not frightened
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is explaining the noise they made. Someone is checking their pockets.
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You find a piece of straw attached to your coat
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and briefly treat it like evidence. The ordinary world has
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come back, and it brought some snacks along. That's how
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a friendly farm becomes a Halloween nightmare worth your visit.
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The familiar comforts stay just far enough away that you
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get to miss them. For a little while, you surrender
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your view of the parking lot and trust the path
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through the dark. Then you come out together, laughing. with
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the rest of October still waiting just for you. I
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hope you all make a little room for an evening
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like that. For yourselves, whatever level of spooky suits you.
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Enjoy the cider while it's warm, take the ridiculous pumpkin photograph,
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give yourself time to stand under the lights afterward and
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tell the story of the scare that Absolutely, definitely did
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not get you. And leave room for one last look back.
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Another wagon is turning away from the farm stand. Its
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passengers are still laughing. The tractor carries them toward the trees,
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and the lights begin to disappear behind it. And you
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know where they're getting off. I'm Enrique Couto, and this
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has been Thursday Thrills. Drive safe, keep your headlights on,
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and enjoy your October nights. When you tell your friends
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you'd happily go through that maze again, let them finish
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their donuts before they call your bluff. Come back tomorrow
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for more fear. Until then, lock your doors. As if
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that will help.
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