Their bio, just so we're clear:
"Terrifying, darkly erotic interactive attraction: the infamous ghost filled Belasco mansion, the baroque Mount Everest of haunted houses. Be warned! Explicit sex, BDSM, horror & torture images. Ghosts, death, debauchery.Right. Onward!
/*Windlight Sky: "Midnight"*/"
I will leave the doors closed on the family crypt, the resident spirit...likes the feel of air on her, ah...skin.
The infamous chapel, the heart of the house.
This is nice. I don't know if it's new or if I just didn't notice in previous trips. First painted by Arnold Böcklin, Swiss symbolist painter. This is one of his most famous pieces, "Die Toteninsel", or "Isle of the Dead".
There's a lot I can't show in the Belasco Mansion. Belasco was a pervert who invented his own Satanic religion to infest the world with sexual madness, and there's a lot of that in this house. Nearly every ghost you'll see here is naked, and most of them are...actively so.
And the build itself is interesting. You'd think it was straightforward, room and room and door and room, but...it's not. Things are hidden around corners. Things are hiding under beds. Take a seat, you may find it's already occupied.
And some of the beds have interesting notes.
Make no mistake, this house has been on the grid for a while. There's a lot of things showing their age at this point, a lot of full-bright textures, a lot of alpha-ed animations that have that white outline around their dimensions. But put all that aside--the concept here isis taken directly from The Legend of Hell House. It's one of the most faithful tributes to a single movie in Second Life. And it's very adult.
So be warned if you go, what you're getting into. Sex, and nudity, and violence, and whispers. Whispers on every floor, to join them, to join in, to never, ever leave...because Hell House invites all comers, and wants them to stay. Forever.
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