This new game is a bit harder. You had fun and saw the secret level in the last scary maze game. Now this is the sequel to it. Simply click the dot as fast as you can as it bounces around the screen. The more you click the fast it gets. Eventually you'll be able to collect some prizes and upgrades that will give you more skills. When the second ball comes out then that's when the real fun starts. It's not as hard in the beginning as the original scary maze game bit it's got a better ending. LOL Good luck!
Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel - Los Angeles, California
Brief history: Located on Hollywood Boulevard and opened for business in 1927, the Roosevelt Hotel is one of the most famous hotels in Los Angeles and one of the most haunted places in the world. It has long been a hangout for Hollywood's biggest stars, and the popularity of its trendy Teddy's nightclub still attracts the glitterati.
Ghosts: The Roosevelt is nearly as famous for its big-name ghosts, including Marilyn Monroe and Montgomery Clift.
Haunting activity includes:
*Marilyn Monroe's ghost has been seen reflected in a mirror in room 229 and dancing in the hotel's ballroom.
*Montgomery Clift's ghost is thought to haunt room 928, where he stayed whilte filmingFrom Here to Eternity, and can still be heard playing his trumpet. His spirit has also been spotted on the eighth floor.
*One guest who stayed in room 928 felt patting on her shoulder by an unseen hand as she lay in bed reading.
*There is an eerie cold spot in the Blossom Ballroom that is about 10 degrees colder than the rest of the room.
*The ghost of a man dressed in white has been seen standing near a piano in the Blossom Ballroom. When guests approached the man, after hearing piano music, he vanished before their eyes.
*The ghost of glamorous movie star Carole Lombard, wife of Clark Gable, has been spotted on the 12 th floor, where she and Gable often stayed.
*Former Saturday Night Live cast member Ana Gasteyer, while staying one of the hotels's suites, encountered a piano that played by itself and the full-body apparition of a maid in a hall closet.
*Security guards have seen a ghost at the hotel's pool. It could be seen on security cameras, but when a guard went to check it, he could see no one -- although it still appeared on the security monitor.
*The ghost of a pony-tailed little girl named Caroline has been seen skipping and singing around the fountain in the lobby.
*Guests returned to their rooms only to find them locked from the inside.
Moss Beach Distillery - Moss Beach, California
Brief history: During Prohibition in the 1920s, the Moss Beach Distillery in Moss Beach, California became one of the most popular speakeasies on the West Coast when it was known as "Frank's Place," frequented by silent film stars drinking its illegal booze. After Prohibition, the place continued as a successful restaurant, which it remains today.
Ghosts: The Blue Lady is the Distillery's most famous ghost and has been investigated by such prominent ghost hunters as Loyd Auerbach as well as the Unsolved Mysteries TV show. According to legend, in the 1930s a beautiful young woman, possibly named Cayte, fell for a piano player of questionable character and they began an affair, even though she was already married. She was killed by an unknown assailant on the nearby beach, and it is thought that her spirit -- dressed in blue -- still searches for her lover.
Ghostly activity reported by guests and restaurant staff includes:
Sightings of the Blue Lady herself
A levitating checkbook
Doors that impossibly lock from the inside
Mysterious phone calls
Disappearing earrings that later show up in one place
Glassware moving
During his 1999 investigation, Loyd Auerbach reports that he experienced the ghost "walking through" him several times
Anomalous magnetic field and temperature changes.
Note: The Distillery has various haunting "effects" set up throughout the restaurant, and these were "discovered" in the Ghost Hunters episode about Moss Beach. But as Loyd Auerbach points out in his article, "A Visit Does Not an Investigation Make," he (and others) have written about these effects well before the Ghost Hunters visit, and the genuine haunting activity has been reported and investigated before these effects were installed -- since the 1930s.
Gettysburg Battlefield - Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Few would argue that Gettysburg Battlefield is one of the most haunted places in the U.S. As the site of one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War, nearly 8,000 Union and Confederate soldiers were killed and tens of thousands more were injured there on July 3, 1863. There have been numerous sightings of ghost soldiers, sounds of battle, recorded EVP and even video.
Visitors to the park have reported seeing and even talking to these phantoms from the past only to have them mysteriously vanish.
Screams and moans, the sounds of gun and cannon fire -- all echoes from the horrific battle are occasionally heard and even recorded.
One of the most compelling ghost videos ever recorded was shot at Triangular Field by Tom Underwood in 2001.
Ghost encounters are also common in the period buildings surrounding the battlefield, including the Farnsworth House Inn and at Gettysburg College. The experiences continue up to the present day, and the area is well worth a visit, not only for its haunted reputation but also for its historical significance.
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