Horror fans can now be terrified at a new attraction coming to the Vegas Strip.
Eli Roth director of films such as Hostel has created GORETORIUM complete with spine chilling, gruesome sites all set at the fictional 60s hotel called The Delmont.
Eli Roth said on the GORETORIUM website, "The GORETORIUM will be a destination for both horror fans and tourists from around the world 365 days a year. We are creating the most intense live terror experience a person can have, incorporating the latest technology with old fashioned scares ..."
The experience which opens on September 27 includes walking through a lobby with vintage slot machines and riding a eery haunted elevator while passing gory sites including a torture chamber, modles of human heads on rotisseries and a bloody electric chairs.
The story is that the hotel guests became victims by the hands of a serial killing family.
GORETORIUM CEO Robert H. Frey said to USA Today, "We wanted to create this for horror fans. There will be a whole lot of screaming going on."
For those who are can't handle the gore and want to chicken out halfway through, there are exits all over that let scared tourists leave.
Prices are $40 at the door and $35 for tickets purchased online.
See the gruesome promo video below:
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