Are you ready to experience true fear?

The Downtown Plaza will be hosting Fear Overload, a haunted house that has replaced Gyros and will now be terrorizing the mall for the first time.

"We have had people come out who have wet their pants and run into walls," said David Polanco, owner of the haunted house. "It's crazy what people will do when they are scared."

The haunt features dozens of rooms that brave attendees can wander through unguided, for maximum scare, in groups of one to four.

"A tour guide in a haunted house is not very scary," Polanco said.

Polanco promises that no one is safe, even if you're in the middle of the group, in the haunt, with inmates, psychotic serial killers and savage mutated zombies waiting at every corner for the perfect time to attack.

"We try to scare people from every angle," Polanco said. "It's not just from the back to push people through the haunt. It's from the front, the sides and the ceiling."

Polanco said they pride themselves in never reusing props or rooms. After each haunt, all of the props are thrown out to make room for new, more realistic ones.

This year's theme will be a chemical spill in which zombies come alive.

The haunt will be open from 7 p.m.- midnight starting Oct. 9 and run through Nov. 1. Tickets will be $14, cash only at the door and $13 for online sales. VIP tickets, which are front of the line passes, are also available for $18 at the door and $17 online.

"It is advised that no pregnant women or children under the age of 13 visit the haunt", Polanco said. "There will also be emergency exits every 75 feet for those who cannot complete the haunt."

The Fear Overlod website boasts, "We will bring your worst nightmare to life."