Coltan Scrivner

So we strapped people with heart rate monitors, right?

And we thought, okay, if we can measure what their hearts are doing, what our bodies are doing when they're having fun, maybe we can tease apart how they're having fun.

And then we put up cameras throughout the haunt at different scary points to see what their faces were doing.

Were they screaming?

Were they laughing?

Were they looking surprised?

And what's cool about this one is, especially at the time, this would have been in 2017, probably.

Halloween was still kind of fairly new in Denmark as a event.

They knew what Halloween was, but they didn't really have haunted attractions.

If I wanted to go to a haunted attraction in LA right now, I could walk out the door and find a bunch of them.

Yeah, of course, it's a huge one.

In Denmark, there weren't a lot of them.

We had to drive an hour from the university just to find this one, and it was one of the first.

It was so fun driving to this.

So we drive about an hour from the university, pack our car full of all of our gear.

We turn off on this road, and it's just thick, dense forest on both sides.

It's just amazing.

this really narrow road, like kind of a old road.

We drive for probably a quarter to half a mile into this forest and we come across a clearing and there's an old abandoned fishery there.

And that's where they had made this attraction.