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Haunted Corn Maze open for frightening at Jonamac Orchard

Tyler Kaelin of Malta holds a chainsaw in Jonamac Orchard's haunted corn maze. Kaelin is one of the maze's scare actors. (Katrina J)

Tyler Kaelin of Malta holds a chainsaw in Jonamac Orchard's haunted corn maze. Kaelin is one of the maze's scare actors. (Katrina J)

Scare actors Amber Braun (left) and Megan Smith, both of Sycamore, give an example of their frightening routine in a school bus, one of the staged sets in Jonamac Orchard's haunted corn maze. (Katrina J)

Megan Smith of Sycamore (left) applies face makeup to Wyatt Sunderlage of Kingston before the opening of Jonamac Orchard's haunted corn maze on Oct. 12. (Katrina J)

Scare actor Megan Smith of Sycamore gives an example of how she frightens guests as they enter a school bus, one of the staged sets in Jonamac Orchard's haunted corn maze. (Katrina J)

Scare actor Amber Braun of Sycamore gives an example of how she frightens guests as they enter a school bus, one of the staged sets in Jonamac Orchard's haunted corn maze. (Katrina J)

Scare actor Amber Braun of Sycamore puts the finishing touches to her face makeup before the opening of Jonamac Orchard's haunted corn maze on Oct. 12. Braun has been a scare actor at the maze for four years. (Katrina J)

Chelsea Banks (left) and Colin Gorman, both of DeKalb, portray characters they created for Jonamac Orchard's haunted corn maze. Banks portrays "Aunt Foulweather" and Gorman is “Persnickety Panda.” (Katrina J)

Jonamac Orchard’s haunted corn maze, 19412 Shabbona Road in Malta, is open Friday and Saturday nights on October, with admission from dark until 10:30 p.m. Admission costs $13 per person. (Katrina J)