Enter James Day’s Haunted Woods at your own risk.
“It started back in 2005, right in his driveway,” said Day. “We were looking in the back there like that, and me and my cousin were like, ‘Whoa, It’d be cool to do a haunted house.’ We said, ‘Yeah, let’s do a haunted house on steroids, though. Let’s give them something to remember, for years to come.’”
For Day, Halloween is more than one day a year.
“I live and breathe it every day. I am Halloween,” he said.
He runs the haunted woods annually to support the local Kahnawake food bank.
“It’s free, and we just ask for a non-perishable food item for a donation,” he said.
For the past nineteen years, the community has been coming back for more terrifying thrills.
“A lot of kids that come in who have kids now that come that help us and everything over the years,” said Day. “So it’s a big …