I've never heard this before. They said they were going to a haunt or there was a good haunt they went to, etc. Who says this? You go to haunted houses or the haunted forest or something. "Hey we are going to the haunted trail later" or whatever. Whoever says "I am going to a haunt tonight"?
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I did sixty in five minutes once...
I agree, I never heard that term before
shareI never heard it called haunts either. But maybe it was a term in the film for the wording. It would sound pretty silly if they worded it in the trailer as: "the haunted house came to them." even though it does contradict The actual definition the the word haunt.
shareActually haunts is exactly what they're called by people who stage these types of things.
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It's just short for haunted house.
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I'm just saying "haunt" is a verb. You do it, you don't go to it.
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I did sixty in five minutes once...
yeah actually "haunt" is a very common term for haunted houses. the "haunt". like it's used like "the 'haunt' lasts for 30 minutes" all the time
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