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[Halloween] *SCAPE Museum of Horrors III

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Hi Huneybees,



*SCAPE with its co-presenter Movie Mania, is back with the third installment of Museum of Horrors. It's bigger and better, for the first time in 4D! Not only do you see them, you get to feel them too!  Its an extremely intense experience for Halloween-goers seeking a truly terrifying yet entertaining Halloween. 


It is widely speculated for years and believed by many that the world will come to a disastrous end in 2012. If this catastrophe occurs, how would the end be like?

All these scary zombies, are you sure you dare to venture?
Revolving around the main storyline of an apocalypse zombie outbreak, the 40 crew Halloween production will feature an elaborate concept of multiple enclosed zones interlinked with extremely dark scare tunnels to give this year’s visitors a whole new refreshing experience at *SCAPE.  For the first time, one can expect a varied Halloween experience where Halloween-goers will experience various different endings if they choose to return for multiple visits between 18-31 October 2012.


I think I'm turning zombie too!

Meet renowned biochemist Dr Decay in his secret laboratory where he does his research in cell regeneration to find the cure to Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) in order to save lives, and most importantly, his wife. 



Drawing inspiration from the popular zombie genre, with American TV series such as The Walking Dead, Zombie movies and Zombie games just as Left 4 Dead (L4D), Museum of Horrors III combines 3D backlight effects together with wind, smoke, smell, lights and water effects, all poised to tickle and provoke all 5 senses of any Halloween-goer.




As part of its continuous efforts to engage youth and volunteers, 2-day workshops are conducted at *SCAPE for 100 youth volunteers where they will learn props productions and the art of horror makeup. In addition to this interactive learning opportunity, they get to experience the “behind the scenes” where they may even get operational roles in this Halloween production.


OMG!!!! His feeding on intestines!!!

Here's the scary part! Put on the 3D glasses and prepare to be freaked out! With the glasses you can see things that can't be seen with the naked eyes. Note: It can be giddy when wearing the glasses. Please be careful....



Yipee! We survived! We killed them all!


Date: 18 - 31 October 2012
Time: 
Mon - Fri & Sun (6pm - 11pm) *last entry at 10.30pm 
Sat & 31 Oct (6pm - 12mn) *last entry at 11.30pm  
Venue: *SCAPE Warehouse, Level 2 
Prices:
Off-peak (Mon-Thu except 31 Oct) - $22
Peak (Fri-Sun & 31Oct) - $25


Tickets are available for sale at *SCAPE’s customer service counters or online at www.museumofhorrors.com.sg


For more information, visit *SCAPE’s Facebook page www.facebook.com/scapesg and http://www.museumofhorrors.com.sg




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JCube IMAX Experience

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Hi Huneybees,


Woohoo! Not only JCube is a shopping paradise, they are also famous for its facilities. Other than the huge Skating Ice Rink, the JCube IMAX Theatre is another experience you must go for!


The cinema's just above the Skating Ice Rink.
I watched The Amazing Spiderman that day and I'm loving it! I watched the 2 movie twice and both times are at the Shaw IMAX Theatres. What makes the IMAX theatres different from the other 3D cinemas is the concave shaped screen that they call it the IMAX Theatre geometry. It is to maximize the depth of field and make you feel like you are totally in the movie.


Review of The Amazing Spiderman can be found here.

Shaw Theatres JCube opened on 5 April 2012 with 7 screens, including an IMAX theatre, bringing Hollywood blockbusters and quality entertainment right to the doorsteps of residents in the west of Singapore. 

One thing I fear when watching a 3D movie is the distance between the screen and the seats. I remember once, I watched at another theatre and the distance between the first row of seats and the screen was super tight. I vomited bad after the movie.




But, for the IMAX Theatre, there is already like a huge distance from the screen. So even when I'm sitting on the 4th row, I'm watching the movie with comfort. Their 3D glasses are also amazing. I have to wear my glasses below the 3D glasses and most of the time I have to hold and support the 3D glasses but for the IMAX ones, my hands are free to eat popcorn! Yipee!!

IMAX Theatres are my first choice for movies enjoyment, go give it a try if you havn't. :)



Group photo!!!


Hehehe... I had my red contacts on and I can't stop wanting to take a photo with Vampire Bella Swan.
Twilight start soon please???


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