Red Lantern is opening it’s doors to streamers, photographers and film productions. Our game space is also available for special events. Click here for more …
Curse of the Bayou Build Blog #5
An escape room for everyone Just one escape room and I was a die-hard enthusiast. Every weekend I’d be texting, calling, emailing and otherwise harassing …
Curse of the Bayou Build Blog #4
It’s easy to see the appeal of escape rooms—the thrill of finally completing a difficult puzzle, the challenge of thinking creatively in a high-pressure situation, …
Curse of the Bayou Build Blog #3
“You don’t have to be smarter than the monster… just smarter than your friends.” In my previous build blogs I discussed the horror and technology …
Curse of the Bayou Build Blog #2
Escape room locks are great– the simplicity of knowing exactly how many numbers are needed for the solution, the rush you get when the lock …
Curse of the Bayou Build Blog #1
I’ve always loved horror. One of my earliest memories is of creeping downstairs while my parents were watching The Thing; hiding around the corner, sneaking …
Final Artwork
Voila, the (almost) finished art from Allyson. She spent hours blending blues to make the perfect evening sky… Then she added tree silhouettes. When the …
“It should look like a swamp.” Wait, you want more?
Creative Director Roy Davis here again, even though I said that last blog would be my last blog before Red Lantern’s official opening date (so …
How many Davis’s does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Creative Director Roy Davis here with (hopefully) one last post before our grand opening: After months of hard work, we finally released our contractors, electricians, …
Mighty oaks from little acorns grow…
Last blog I talked about how we tackled the root of the artificial tree problem by using a flour, salt, water and roofing paper cover …