Don’t worry, it’s just a Haunted Airbnb .
The Sanderson sisters from the hit movie “Abracadabra” are inviting guests to stay at their spooky home in the remote woods of Salem, Massachusetts this Halloween season.
The house of the witch trio was recreated in commemoration of “Abracadabra 2”, which will be released on Disney+ from September 30th.
Those brave enough to spend the night at the chalet might want to sleep with one eye open.
“Wooden boards that groan under the weight of curious cats and cupboards filled with owl blood and red grass (and even a hair on Winifred’s head) await those who dare to explore the dark corners of the house,” said the Airbnb in a statement.
Guests can even try to cast incantations from the sisters’ spellbook, though. Kathy Najimy who plays Mary Sanderson in the film, do not recommend.
“Don’t open that book – it’s a witchcraft book, I wouldn’t open it if I were them,” she told CNN .
Kathy Najimy said that she and her co-stars, Bette Midler (Winifred Sanderson) and Sarah Jessica Parker (Sarah Sanderson) believe fans of the iconic film will enjoy the experience.
“It’s going to be unique and scary like me,” Najimy said.
“The entire house will actually have all the Sanderson touches. But they will have the things people need for fun, sheets and towels and beds and brooms and dead man’s toes and scary stuff like that too. Vivid recreation of the film.”
As for Kathy’s favorite room at the country house? Mary’s loft, of course. “I’d be lying if I didn’t say it’s my favorite room,” she said. “There will be Mary’s broom. It has a creepy charm, bits and pieces of creepy stuff, and it’s way better than the other two witch rooms. My loft is going to be cool.”
The home will host two guests for an exclusive stay on October 20th for just $31. The listing will be offered on Airbnb starting October 12th.
Source: CNN Brasil
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