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Photos: Behind the Scenes at Screams Halloween Park

October 27, 2015 10:49AM

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Jourdan Aldredge
Phineas P. Hogbatham, aka Pig Man, is played by Fred Ledlen, seen here relaxing before a six-hour night of roaming through Screams® and interacting with patrons.
A lot of work goes into looking undead, just ask the performers at Scream Halloween Park in Waxahachie. Check it out for yourself, it runs through October 31, 2015. Photos by Jourdan Aldredge.

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