RATT Den Haunted Walk

08/25/2026

68 days until Halloween!!! 🎃 another addition to our haunt!!!

07/25/2026

We have new beings!!! Thought we needed a CHURCH!!!!!

03/28/2026

Last week, we asked what you all thought we could make with plastic bottles and easter eggs. Here it is!

03/16/2026

Good Morning RATT DEN Peeps!!!!!! Now that spring has sprung. Angela and I have been busy brain storming and scheming for the 2026 haunted walk. Scary 👻, I know! But we have a question for you all, " What kinda "creepiness" do you think we can come up with using just plastic bottle and easter eggs?"

02/14/2026

Well it’s been a while!! We took some time off to rest . Now it’s time to get working on this Halloween!! Trailer is cleaned up.

12/21/2025

12/21/2025

The Yule Cat, or Jólakötturinn, is a terrifying creature from Icelandic folklore said to roam the countryside during the winter holidays, lurking in the snow and darkness of Christmas night. According to legend, the enormous black cat devours anyone—especially children—who has not received new clothes before Christmas Eve, a tale originally used to encourage hard work during the wool-spinning season. With glowing eyes and a silent, stalking presence, the Yule Cat embodies the harshness of Icelandic winters and the fear of scarcity, blending moral warning with mythic horror. Today, it remains a powerful symbol of Icelandic folklore, celebrated in stories, art, and holiday traditions as a chilling reminder that not all Christmas legends are warm and cheerful.