Potter School's Creepfest 'Terror In The Halls" Coming Soon

BAYVILLE, NJ - Evil has lurked in Bayville for 10 years. It has turned a once safe place into a place of terror.

You read that right. Terror.

Attention goblins, ghouls and lovers of all things scary.

Halloween is coming soon and the H and M Potter School is prepping for the 10th anniversary of its creepfest known as "Terror in the Halls."

The school even made a video in honor of the anniversary.

"This is a huge one," acting Assistant Principal Michael Conforti said. "We'll have the greatest hits of our favorite scenes, the ones that got people the best. Our favorite zombies are coming back."

The event is so scary that Conforti says he may not watch. He and co-worker Melissa Gallagher and the school staff and PTA are coordinating the event.

The school is also planning to sell "I Survived the Ten Year Anniversary" T-shirts. The shirts will be $12. Proceeds from the sale will benefit the family of Timothy O'Brien. O'Brien and his wife were the founders of Emiliana's Hope Foundation, to bring awareness of pediatric cancer and to provide financial help to local families affected by cancer.

Emiliana died of osteosarcoma in 2016. Timothy died at 42 in August.

The event will be held from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Oct. 19 and Oct 2o. Admission is $10. Parents who think their children might be too scared for the entire show can pay $2 on Oct. 20 for a preview from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. to tour the entire haunted house with the lights on and no actors, Gallagher said.

Video: Courtesy of Berkeley Township School District. Photo: Courtesy of Shutterstock