Starting with the scares at Stourbridge Scare Maze, they were up to the mark expected. We jumped in so many of the different themes with some actors getting very up close and personal.  With the help of a different range of themes, this allowed us to meet a vast range of characters, all with multiple ways to get some fear out of you. With some really good scenes and scares, it could of benefitted from more actors throughout to help provide more scares. 

Moving onto the themeing and storyline, the themeing was beyond astounding. We were not expecting this level of quality in a venue and single scare maze styled attraction with multiple themes. Each theme was so distinct and stood out crystal clearly, without the actors involved. From hillbillies to carnivals to even a bunker theme being within the attraction, they were designed from top to bottom to be eerie & creepy. This helped make it more scarier and did fill more of the dead space without actors. Sadly, no storyline is intertwined within Stourbridge Scare Maze as of yet but, we might see this in the future?

The actors were really good at their job here and we must praise them for working in such a large space and with such a range of themes. This meant they had to stick with their theme but with each theme, came multiple rooms and sets which allowed them to follow you, cause chaos and hold you back. With the small groups with decent gaps, it allowed them to spend more time with your group, instead of just a few moments. Moments like these are rare to find in events nowadays and we really enjoyed this element of the event. 

Scares: 6/10 | Themeing & Storyline: 8/10 | Actors: 6/10