With Halloween around the corner, haunted house tours will be a full swing in the lead-up. However, you're only taking this particular tour if you're extremely brave, impervious to pain or you don't mind the threat of death.

The tour lasts a ridiculous 10 hours and spans two states. Yes, you begin in Summertown, Tennessee, and finish in Huntsville, Alabama - that's if you make it to the end (no one has yet).

Participants must be 21 and older (or at least 18 with parental consent) and are required to pass a background check, a doctor's mental/physical test, and a drug test. They must also be insured, obviously.

There is a bright side to all of this. Owner Russ McKamey will hand you a cool $20,000 if you finish the tour; unfortunately (fortunately, really) no one ever has. McKamey told WFLA-TV he records every attempt of the physically demanding and gruesome experience and posts them online for his own protection. Contestants are also required to sign a waiver that is 40 pages long.

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"You get a lot of people who think it's going to be easy money," Khris Smith, a volunteer for McKamey's tours who works remotely, says. Smith tried out as a contestant years ago but he didn't make it past the waiver.

"I read it and I quit," he said. "I got to the last page and turned around and went home.... There's so much. You have to pull out your own teeth, there's a chance of getting a tattoo, a chance of your fingernails getting pulled out. It's really overwhelming. There's a chance of death. Accidents do happen."

Smith would try to more times before joining McKamey's team. His second attempt saw him tap out after he was buried alive in a wooden coffin and his third ended after he suffered a panic attack during a hypnosis session.

We would urge you not to do this and that's why we aren't providing any directions. If you feel you're up to the task, though, find it yourself.

Source: WLFA-TV