'Hanged Saddam' big draw at 'House of Horrors'

In Mumbai, the financial capital of India a horror show re-enacting the hanging of deposed Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein has become a big hit with the masses.

The House of Horrors (HOH), which is located at the Prime Mall in Irla at Vile Parle here, is modeled on Halloween horror that is seen in the famous Madame Tussauds in England, the Disneyland in the US or Sentosa Island in Singapore.


The House of Horrors could be your scariest nightmare priced at Indian Rs.200 (US$ 5) for a 15-20 minute walk in darkness through the uneven pathway with screaming and screeching witches, the unexpected encounters with the awakened Satan and the shiver runs down your spine.

Meant for all age groups, it's a must see for all with the grit to face the skulls and ghostly shadows specially designed to scare the wits out of you. This horrifying concept of the West has been Indianised with the ghosts of Indian features.

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